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Wikipidia defines urban renewal as the relocation of businesses, the demolition of structures, the relocation of people, and the use of eminent domain (government purchase of property for public purpose) as a legal instrument to take private property for city-initiated development projects. In 2017,  an entire core group of elected city leaders were swept out …

The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce has been sued by Karon Mitchell on behalf of city residents for sending millions of tourism tax dollars to crony companies created by former employees or inter-connected business concerns of MBACC. The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s lawyer, Henrietta Golding,  sent a …

S.C. Representative Phyllis J. Henderson confirmed to the S.C. Freedom Action Network that South Carolina House Legislative Bill H. 4177 is officially dead for 2018.  The bill is a measure pushed by local S.C. State House delegates to convert the $2.4 billion Interstate 73 connector into a toll road.  The …

High drama surrounding Surfside Beach City Council continued again today. Three of the five current City Councilmen walked out of Executive Session when two newly elected on council were invited into a closed meeting.  The council meeting then abruptly ended. The newly elected members, Debbie Scoles and Bruce Dietrich,  have …

An invitation only crowd of Myrtle Beach dignitaries will meet at the Marina Inn at Grand Dunes to officially say thank you and good-bye to Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce C.E.O, Brad Dean on April 20th. Many former elected officials and current officials have previously made those same such statements …

Sandra Martin, Director of the Horry County Registration and Elections Commission, sent a formal letter to the Surfside Beach town council requesting that the city move its future election dates to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of odd numbered years.  The letter states that the State …