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The Post and Courier

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A cafe, market and catering business is a new addition to Georgetown's Front Street

GEORGETOWN — Justine Zeroski noticed a void on Front Street. She felt the city needed a destination where visitors could grab coffee and food without committing to a sit-down meal or feeling pressured to rush out after eating. She hopes to fill that niche with her new business. Zeroski opened Justine's Kitchen, Market and Cafe last month on the Saturday of the Georgetown Wooden Boat Show. Coffees, croissants, salads and sandwiches are on the menu, along with a mix of other goods for sale in the market. The interior has a mix of booths, couches and coffee tables, along with cabinets and tables ...

Georgetown, SC · 1d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Are there buried shipwrecks in Myrtle Beach sands? You could be sunbathing on one

Numerous items wash up on the Grand Strand’s more than 60 miles of beaches, many becoming buried beneath the sand. In Myrtle Beach, beachgoers who pitch their umbrellas and spread their blankets along parts of the shore might be surprised to know that they may be walking on top of two shipwrecks. The ships were briefly uncovered when two major hurricanes hit the South Carolina coast, only to be reburied after years of beach renourishment and time. Jack Thompson, who has spent 75 years chronicling Myrtle Beach’s history, was able to snap photos of both wrecks, capturing rare moments in time. Here’s what to know about the shipwrecks and where they are located. The Freeda A. Wyley After Hurricane Hazel made landfall in Myrtle Beach on Oct. 15, 1954, causing extensive damage and deaths, the storm uncovered the timbers of the barkentine Freeda A. Wyley at 43rd Avenue North. Thompson was able to photograph the remains of the 507-ton, three-masted ship. The ship had encountered a hurricane off the coast of Myrtle Beach in 1893 and burned to the waterline, leaving its wooden hull to drift onto the beach. “All the local guys went down there with hammers and saws

Myrtle Beach, SC · 1d

WBTW News13

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Myrtle Beach flights impacted by ground stop

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Myrtle Beach International Airport has released a statement as the Federal Aviation Administration grounded all U.S. flights late Friday afternoon. “The FAA has issued a nationwide ground stop impacting departing flights across the country, including MYR,” the airport said. “Passengers should check their flight status before traveling to the airport.” […]

Myrtle Beach, SC · 16h

WBTW News13

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Unclaimed $100K Powerball ticket sold in Myrtle Beach to expire next week

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A $100,000 Powerball ticket sold six months ago in Myrtle Beach is set to expire next week, lottery officials said Thursday. The ticket, which was purchased for the May 23 drawing at the 7-Eleven on 79th Avenue N., must be claimed no later than Nov. 19. The ticket must be […]

Myrtle Beach, SC · 2d

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Myrtle Beach Clears Path For $90M Margaritaville Resort, Eyes December Groundbreak

Myrtle Beach City Council gave initial approval to an agreement trading city-owned alleyways along Ocean Boulevard for land tied to a proposed $90 million Margaritaville-branded resort, pushing the oceanfront project closer to breaking ground near 17th Avenue North. The deal isn't final yet — it still needs a second council vote before anything can move forward.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 2d

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Conway to host downtown playoffs watch party for Tigers football team

The Conway Tigers are set to hit the outdoor downtown big screen. As the Conway High School football team hits the road tomorrow to take on Lugoff-Elgin in the second round of the South Carolina High School League Class 4A playoffs, there will be an option to gather and cheer on the Tigers for fans who don't make the trip.

Conway, SC · 1d

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Myrtle Beach’s first Raising Cane’s expected to open in spring 2027

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Myrtle Beach’s first Raising Cane’s is expected to open in spring 2027, according to a company representative. The fast-food restaurant, known for its chicken tenders, is being built at 960 Jason Boulevard, near Mr. Joe White Avenue and the Highway 17 Bypass. The...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 20h

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North Myrtle Beach Panel Clears 123 New Homes at Grande Dunes North

Water Tower Rd. — Approximate Site of Approved Preserve Development. North Myrtle Beach's Planning Commission unanimously signed off on two new housing phases at Grande Dunes North this week, clearing the way for 111 townhouses and a dozen single-family houses to join the sprawling coastal community. The vote came during the commission's meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 1d

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A Georgetown County water district is no longer adding fluoride. Dentists are worried.

GEORGETOWN — Pawleys Island dentist Nicholas Papadea received a startling letter in September. The water system serving the Waccamaw Neck was no longer adding fluoride to the water. "I was shocked," Papadea said. "As far as we're aware, not a single dentist was contacted before the choice. ... I...

Georgetown County, SC · 1d

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Week 12 Highlights - Conway vs. Lugoff-Elgin

Who highlighted Week 12's Conway vs. Lugoff-Elgin game?. What key moments did Megan Richards feature in the Week 12 game highlights?. Why was Megan Richards' coverage notable for this game?

Conway, SC · 10h

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Freeze Watch issued: Coldest air of season to arrive this weekend

It will be a chilly weekend overall, so have the heavier gear ready to stay warm!. Check out the average first freeze dates across the Carolinas. Saturday will likely not see a widespread freeze, but with lows in the 30s inland overnight, frost will be possible, assuming the winds go light or calm.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 1d

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From humble beginnings to university status: The history of CCU

When did Coastal Carolina gain independence from the USC system?. Why did Horry County leaders seek independence for Coastal Carolina?. From a handful of classrooms inside the old Conway High School to a university with more than 12,000 students, Coastal Carolina University has grown through decades of local support, determination and a push for independence.

Conway, SC · 1d

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Several Sentenced In Connection To Death Of 11-Year-Old A’Kyri Bell

Several people have been sentenced in connection to the death of an 11-year-old. A’Kyri Bell of Myrtle Beach died on June 11, 2025, following prolonged physical abuse and blunt force head trauma. Last month, her primary caregiver, Camisha McGaskey, was found guilty of murder and obstruction of justice. She...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 19h

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New art gallery in Horry Co. showcases Picasso, Dali, Rembrandt, and local artists

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A new art gallery has opened in Horry County. The Myrtle Beach Art Gallery features a private art collection, including works by Picasso, Rembrandt, and Salvador Dalí. It also showcases local artists and student artists. The Myrtle Beach Art Gallery is a non-profit,...

Horry County, SC · 17h

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This woman and her dog have taken to the motorcycle life

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (InvestigateTV) - Paige Parlato kicks her motorcycle alive, and her Doberman mix, Han, is ready to ride. “He’s very laidback, he really likes to be where I’m at, but he really can have some energy if he wants to,” Parlato said. Parlato and Han...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 23h

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Proposed SC-22 extension raises fears for SC refuge, flooding. Should you be worried?

The South Carolina Highway 22 Extension Project could already displace Horry County homeowners. But it also has raised concerns of critical wetland impacts and increased flood risk for residents who live downstream from the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge’s integrity and purpose could be impacted by the proposed highway, which is slated to run directly adjacent to the refuge’s boundary. Many local environmentalists are concerned with the opportunity for other development to sprawl and the impact it would leave on rural communities. “I can truly say that this is one of the most impactful development projects that that has ever been proposed along the North Coast, and it really could be devastating,” said Grace Gasper, executive director for Friends of Coastal South Carolina, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the mission of federally protected land. Horry County has applied for permits through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, to build a 28-mile highway extension connecting U.S. 501 northwest of Conway to Highway 17 in the Murrells Inlet area. The Corps has released three reasonable alternatives , all of which cross the Waccamaw River near the refuge’s property line. The Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge was founded in 1997

Horry County, SC · 2d

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Dog lover opens mobile pet service for Myrtle Beach area

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Ali Alsadiq opened the full-service pet care franchise Woofie's Myrtle Beach on Oct. 29. What led the Army veteran and Myrtle Beach resident to take such a step was simple — he adopted a dog. Alsadiq wanted the best care for his dog and...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 21h

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Surfside Beach food pantry prepares for more families seeking help

SURFSIDE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Food pantries in South Carolina are preparing for more families as the holidays approach and SNAP benefit changes take effect. First Baptist Surfside Food Pantry said it is seeing more people come through its doors. About 75,000 South Carolinians have lost SNAP benefits following changes...

Surfside Beach, SC · 15h

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Crews rescue 2 people, dog from sailboat aground at Winyah Bay jetty

Crews rescued two people and a dog after a 54-foot sailboat ran aground on the rocks at the Winyah Bay jetties on Wednesday.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 1d