Garden City area coffee shop reopens. Sit outside or take an iced coffee to the beach
A coffee shop in the Garden City area reopened with a new owner. She hopes to support other local women-owned businesses.
Market Common business owner worried about rate increase on power bill
A hair salon owner right outside of The Market Common is voicing her concerns on the new commercial rates starting April 1 ...
Improvements to Virginia Beach's 'Main Street' delayed due to inflation
The Atlantic Avenue improvement project is currently on hold, along with several other road improvement plans, as the ...
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Countdown is on: Annual North Myrtle Beach SOS Spring Safari approaching
Shag dancers from across the country flock to North Myrtle Beach this spring to enjoy two weekends full of socializing, ...
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Myrtle Beach to enter new lease, helping downtown restaurant to expand
City leaders on Tuesday, March 25, took their first vote to enter into a least with Winnas Kitchen, a restaurant that could ...
Myrtle Beach leaders approve first readings to end downtown bakery’s lease due to sale, have restaurant move in
A Myrtle Beach bakery is looking to sell its business and move out of its downtown location, while a local restaurant is ...
‘I wouldn’t miss it’: North Myrtle Beach celebrates St. Patrick’s Day at annual parade and festival
Many people felt like they just found the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow Saturday at North Myrtle Beach’s 35th Annual ...
Myrtle Beach road closure planned as Arts and Innovation District continues
The City of Myrtle Beach announced that drivers can expect another road closure as infrastructure work in the Arts and ...
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Leprechauns, bagpipes & green beer: don’t miss these 5 Myrtle Beach St. Patrick’s Day events
Festive food, live music, games, shopping and more: these five St. Patrick’s Day celebrations around Myrtle Beach, SC, offer something for everyone.
Bar owner, ACLU win appeal after court says N. Myrtle Beach's 'vulgar' music rule unconstitutional
An appeals court sided with the ACLU of South Carolina in its lawsuit over North Myrtle Beach's noise ordinance targeting "profane, vulgar and obscene" music.