The Georgetown County School District was one of 19 nationwide applicants to receive the Magnet Schools Assistance Program grant that it applied for this spring, district superintendent Keith Price announced at an Oct. 4 district school board meeting.
Horry County announced on Oct. 2 that county crews would begin assessing the hurricane's damage and collecting debris. Damage assessment teams also spread out in coastal Georgetown County on Oct. 2, working out of Pawleys Island, Garden City and Litchfield Beach.
The Georgetown Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating 38-year-old Mackery Anton Blake, who was reported missing on Oct. 2.
An Andrews man was arrested Sept. 30 after deputies gave chase to a speeding four-wheeler loaded with light fixtures.
From roads covered in sand to yards smothered in reeds, residents confronted the storm's damage.
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Did you know that a government entity can acquire your home and the property it sits on for what it deems to be a public purpose?
It's not the first time. In early 2021, during a severe deep freeze that crippled the electricity grid in Texas, the deactivated Winyah generator was bought back online for a few days to get through the weather crisis.
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
A roundup of Grand Strand business hires and promotions.
A Myrtle Beach restaurant group in business for decades along the Grand Strand, recently opened a new venture not far from the shopping and entertainment complex Broadway at the Beach.
Wachesaw Plantation Ladies Golf Results - Sept. 22
With Hurricane Ian expected to cause inclement weather on the South Carolina coast on Friday, Sept. 30, high schools along the Grand Strand have altered their high school football schedules for Week 6.
Gold Tee Champion Tournament - Sept. 14
Andrews downed Waccamaw, 30-16, despite committing five turnovers and ten penalties at Waccamaw High School on Sept. 16.
When Coastal added football just over two decades ago, the university was committed to seeing the program flourish in the football-crazed Southeast by funding a full allotment of 63 Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) scholarships and building a facility that would subsequently be expanded.
When Coastal added football just over two decades ago, the university was committed to seeing the program flourish in the football-crazed Southeast by funding a full allotment of 63 Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) scholarships and building a facility that would subsequently be expanded.
Georgetown County Councilman Bob Anderson writes about Fentanyl and the impact it is having on the local county and municipalities.
The Water Resources Development Act of 2022, which will come before the full Senate for consideration this month, is good for the economy and the environment. The proposal, backed by Republicans and Democrats, would preserve coastal habitat while providing affordable, alternative sand sources used for beach renourishment projects. Under the bill, local governments would be able to seek federal support for any added costs of dredging and sourcing sand outside of sensitive coastal areas.
