Though eight weeks have passed since the wildfires, dash cam videos and 911 calls show Barefoot residents might not have gotten the entire story from public officials about how they evacuated the resort, and some say they have lost trust in public safety officials.

New information obtained by a Barefoot resident, former private investigator Mike Ragusa, and News 13, shows how the evacuation of Barefoot residents was handled during the morning of the North Myrtle Beach wildfires on April 23.

Weeks after raging fire, residents and officials try to figure out what went wrong

A little more than 33 years and one week ago, Horry County was plagued by a fire twice the size of the one that began Wednesday near Conway.

North Myrtle Beach Public Information Officer Nicole Aiello says they are opening up the Barefoot Bridge at 6 p.m. for people who live from the bridge to Hwy 31.

North Myrtle Beach Public Information Officer Nicole Aiello says they are opening up the Barefoot Bridge at 6 p.m. for people who live from the bridge to Hwy 31.

Firefighters from Marion and Dillon counties are in Horry County, helping their counterparts.

A man who was aboard the plane that made a splash landing in the Hudson River has found himself at the site of another crisis: wildfires near Myrtle Beach.

Firefighters from Florence County have headed to Horry County to assist with a large blaze that has scorched some 3,000 acres and forced at least 20 people out of their homes.