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A short-term swimming advisory was issued today for the beach at the public access of 15th Avenue South in Myrtle Beach, according to a press release from DHEC (S.C. Deparment of Health and Environmental Control) . According to DHEC, bacteria levels have been detected in that area of water that …

Prior to the July 15 North Myrtle Beach City Council meeting, Council members met in executive session for legal briefings regarding the Parkway Planned Development Agreement, and, City Code Section 5-27-150 pertaining to opening, closing or altering streets. Council took no action.During the Council meeting, City Council approved a motion to appoint …

Smart businesses look for high tech, cost efficient solutions. The banking industry is well known for wise money management. One locally owned chain of banks invested wisely, solving their environmental temperature control needs. This group reached out to Total Comfort Solutions. Through cutting edge technology, Total Comfort Solutions did an …

Last Sunday’s leak of 15,000 gallons of raw sewage into Withers Swash was a potential outcome with risks fully known by Myrtle Beach City Manager John Pedersen and his staff. Several locals raised concerns with our headline of yesterday which stated the city of Myrtle Beach “dumped” raw sewage into …

Last Sunday, the City of Myrtle Beach dumped 15,000 gallons of raw sewage into the swash that drains onto the beach at 3rd Avenue South. In 2018, the Myrtle Beach Sun News reported: A 40-year-old sewer pipe broke along Canal Street on May 28, spilling 105,000 gallons of sewage. At …

Home owners living on the corner of 19th Avenue South and Yaupon Street are hoping a name change can help with the perception of their area. Yaupon is one of the oldest and most controversial streets in the city. Long known for drug deals, prostitutes, vagrancy and homelessness, the street …