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David Hucks is a 12th generation descendant of the area we now call Myrtle Beach, S.C. David attended Coastal Carolina University and like most of his family, has never left the area.
David is the lead journalist at MyrtleBeachSC.com
October 1st, FEMA response to Hurricane Ian
In this audio press release, FEMA responds to MyrtleBeachSC News and national media questions concerning Hurricane Ian.
MyrtleBeachSC News was honored to be invited...
5 Easy Ways to Add Value to Your Home
In today's housing market, sellers have the upper hand. Buyers face high demand for a small number of properties and must compete with other...
Ian Aftermath: Crews Respond to Garden City Point House Fires
The Murrells Inlet-Garden City Fire District responded to the scene of a fire in Garden City late last night.
The fire broke out...
Beached Boat has legendary history
The Shayna Michelle beached in the City of Myrtle Beach yesterday.
The fishing boat is currently owned by Holden Beach Seafood out of Holden Beach,...
Fishing Boat washes up on beach near Damon’s Grill
MyrtleBeachSC News posted this picture on Facebook of a Fishing Boat that lost its way during Hurricane Ian.
According to long time Myrtle Beach resident...
2:05 p.m. Ian makes landfall in Georgetown. 3rd highest storm surge in Myrtle Beach history
Hurricane Ian made landfall at 2 p.m. in Georgetown, S.C.
With 7 foot storm surge in North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach, Ian...
North Myrtle Beach moves to OPCON 1 – Disaster Occurring
2 p.m. update: Damage video and footage now coming in
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – The City of North Myrtle Beach moved to OPCON...
IAN 1:07 p.m. video update: Ocean Breaches Dunes
2:05 p.m. update - Hurricane Ian hits land officially in Georgetown, S.C.
As the outer rims of Hurricane Ian make landfall in Myrtle Beach,...
Myrtle Beach will get direct Northeast impact from Ian
The 5 a.m. National Hurricane Center update has the eye of Ian arriving just south of Myrtle Beach.
Ian is a category 1 hurricane with...
USGS: Waves & surge caused by Ian are likely to inundate 11% of South Carolina’s dunes
A new U.S. Geological Survey coastal change forecast released September 29 indicates sandy beaches and dunes along South Carolina and Georgia coasts are likely to...