Minigolf Site May Become New Restaurant
- Developer proposes replacing Lost Mine Miniature Golf at 2601 N. Ocean Blvd. with a 6,000 sq ft restaurant
- Plans include a 40-60 ft building...
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Falling prices, rising inventory and slower sales are reshaping the local market for residents.
Myrtle Beach Council is holding public sessions on replacing its at-large system, in place since a 1973 referendum.
Four options include...
Peaches Corner opened in 1937, before Myrtle Beach became a city.
Horry County police and the FBI assisted SLED with an arrest and search operation in The Pines neighborhood across from St. James High School.
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Conway Medical Center purchased four urgent care sites and one physical therapy clinic from Novant Health, adding 43 staff members.
Horry County Police will soon launch a Flock Safety Transparency Portal with an overview of its ALPR cameras and department policies.
Residents can...
Retail hiring is active in Myrtle Beach with frontline and keyholder spots at tourist and neighborhood stores.
Myrtle Beach's land development surge is opening civil engineering and CAD roles for locals.
Raising Cane's first Grand Strand location is coming to Myrtle Beach residents next year.
North Myrtle Beach residents get a holiday event and new land decisions from the October 19 meeting.
SayeBrook’s Phase 3 expansion, announced October 21, introduces CRG Homes and New Leaf Builders alongside existing partners, bringing more floor plan...
Myrtle Beach's busy visitor season is creating fresh front-of-house and kitchen opportunities across town.
North Myrtle Beach has active retail customer-service roles for residents seeking flexible or full-time work.
Residents' pushback on noise, safety, and wildlife led the planning commission to unanimously reject Amazon's drone launch pad.
Harbour Town earns an A- safety grade relative to other neighborhoods, yet its crime index sits at 141—41% above the national average and 72% higher...