After a recent business trip to Dallas, Texas, MyrtleBeachSC News Publisher, David Hucks, decided to merge it’s two similar Myrtle Beach News Facebook pages.
As one of the foremost sources for Myrtle Beach News, we strive to keep our community informed.
Both pages were actually long held duplicates of the same business page. Facebook allows duplicate pages to merge.
The merger makes MyrtleBeachSC News now the largest fan based media page in the DMA.
With our focus on delivering accurate Myrtle Beach News, we are dedicated to serving the local community.
Our readers will be hearing about other soon changes coming to MyrtleBeachSC News,” said Publisher David Hucks. My time in Dallas was an eye opener for the newly coming team. While most of our traffic does come from direct local readers, followed by Google Organic searches and Google News searches, 2022 was the right time to make this change.
In 2021, MyrtleBeachSC News branched off into sections which now include Home & Garden, Lifestyle, Health, Business, and Culture.
These broadcast changes allow us to publish a variety of news content which our demographic of local retirees really enjoy. In short, these broadcast changes widened our reach and readership,” Hucks added.
Said Hucks, “I believe Myrtle Beach will soon be heading in a much more positive direction. Horry County is already the fastest growing county in the state. We are thrilled to be a part of a community that is trending well.“
Other competing news channels have pages as follows:
For all the latest Myrtle Beach News updates, visit our website regularly.
Our in-depth coverage ensures that Myrtle Beach News reaches every corner of the community.
Unlike other outlets, MyrtleBeachSC News is committed to providing unbiased Myrtle Beach News.
MyrtleBeachSC News was founded in 2004 and serves the greater Horry County community.
About Myrtle Beach News
In Myrtle Beach, there are several key media outlets that cover local news and events. Some of the prominent ones include:
1. MyrtleBeachSC News: MyrtleBeachSC News is the only non corporate owned news outlet in the Myrtle Beach metropolitan area. The news outlet is also the only news provider who refuses to take $1 million in annual tax related contributions from the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce. All other media listed below do. MyrtleBeachSC News believes that accepting those funds compromises the outlet’s ability to write impartial news items about the city.
2. The Sun News: The Sun News is the largest daily newspaper in the area and covers a wide range of local news, including politics, business, sports, and entertainment.
3. WMBF News: WMBF News is a local television station that provides news coverage for Myrtle Beach and the surrounding areas. They cover breaking news, weather updates, and feature stories.
4. WPDE ABC15: WPDE ABC15 is another local television station that covers news and events in Myrtle Beach. They provide comprehensive coverage of local happenings, including community events and sports.
5. WBTW News13: WBTW News13 is a CBS-affiliated television station that covers news in Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand region. They cover a wide range of topics, including local news, weather updates, and sports.
6. Myrtle Beach Herald: The Myrtle Beach Herald is a weekly newspaper that focuses on local news and events. They cover a range of topics, including local government, business, and community happenings.
These are just some of the key media outlets in Myrtle Beach that provide news coverage. It’s always a good idea to check their websites or tune in to their broadcasts for the most up-to-date information.
Myrtle Beach updates can be found on the MyrtleBeachSC News platform, which specializes in delivering Myrtle Beach News.
MyrtleBeachSC News covers Myrtle Beach in the Horry County, South Carolina DMA, providing essential Myrtle Beach News.
