The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is funding a $72 million project to renourish beaches along the Grand Strand after impacts from Hurricanes Ian and Debby.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - A man is accused of trying to re-enter a business in Myrtle Beach with a gun after being thrown out. Records show Anthony Sanders, 23, was arrested Jan. 20, and charged ...
A winter storm passed through the Grand Strand last week.It brought flurries, rough road conditions, but also record megawatt ...
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NC company announced it would bring 1920s themed bar to Myrtle Beach. When will it open?The themed bar and potential hotel was announced after a North Carolina company purchased the former church. Why hasn’t construction started?
PUBLIC NOTICE Sands Beach Club HOA/Ponderosa Management LLC has applied to the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services, Bureau of Coastal Management to replace the failing existing bulkhea ...
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This Beautiful Family-Friendly North Carolina Gem Is Known As The Nation's Safest BeachThis stunning beach in North Carolina has some of the cleanest, calmest lake water, making it an ideal destination for a ...
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is planning beach renourishment around the Myrtle Beach, SC area this spring. Here’s what ...
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