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The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch covering Horry and Georgetown counties on Jan. 19 with freezing rain expected from midnight Jan. 21 through noon Jan. 22.
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Five years after Hurricane Matthew, construction crews were busy rebuilding the south Strand landmark — a sight that has become familiar over the course of more than a year that will continue until the projected completion this fall.
The public will have a say before plans for a major expansion of Horry County’s sole landfill are finalized that will triple its capacity.
MYRTLE BEACH — Myrtle Beach International Airport had a record 3.2 million passengers in 2021 despite the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and a h…
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MYRTLE BEACH — Myrtle Beach International Airport had a record 3.2 million passengers in 2021 despite the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and a historically slow fall tourism season. Read more
Myrtle Beach varsity boys basketball fell to Darlington, 48-35, in a Region 6-AAAA game at home on Jan. 19. Read more
One new initiative in Gov. Henry McMaster's fifth State of the State address was his call to re-evaluate how the state provides mental health services to children in K-12 public schools. Read more
The United States and Russia dug in their heels Wednesday over Russia's military buildup on Ukraine's border with no sign either will relent from entrenched positions that have raised fears of a Russian invasion and a new war in Europe. Read more
It wasn't immediately clear why the airlines made those decisions — or whether they took into account that mobile carriers AT&T and Verizon agreed this week to pause the rollout of the new high-speed wireless service near key airports. Read more
Holding a phone while driving would become illegal in South Carolina under a bill advancing in the Senate after years of being blocked in the House Read more
