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Candidates challenging for the Myrtle Beach Mayor’s race in the November 7th election matched up at Fresh Brewed Coffee House beside City Hall this past Saturday night. Ed Carey, Mark McBride, and C.D. Rosa articulated the current challenges facing Myrtle Beach, as well as, the future problems just ahead. The …

  Starting at 2:30 p.m. this coming Sunday, the Market Common will host the 2017 Mayoral and City Council debates. As of today, incumbents have not committed to participate.  Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce President Brad Dean has stated that the chamber can not sponsor the debates as Brad …

Current Myrtle Beach Mayor John Rhodes was one of several candidates for city government who chose to sit out the debates at Fresh Brewed Coffee House held beside City Hall this past Saturday. The organizers of the event stated they invited Mayor Rhodes, Randal Wallace, Mike Lowder, Gregg Smith, and …

New FBI Crime Numbers are now officially in for Myrtle Beach.  The raw data shows that within the city of Myrtle Beach, S.C., the number of violent crimes increased from 484 in 2015 to 538 in 2016 (the current year for FBI latest statistics) – an increase of 11.1 percent. The …

RESIDENTS,  IF YOU WISH TO VOTE EARLY CLICK HERE TO REGISTER MyrtleBeachSC.com learned today that Myrtle Beach City Councilmen Randal Wallace and Mike Lowder intend to entirely sit out the Fall debates held in front of Myrtle Beach city residents.  Elections are held this November 7th for these two incumbents’ seats. …

Mayoral Candidate Mark McBride promised to bring high paying, high tech jobs to Myrtle Beach last night.  McBride brought the Executive Director of the Charleston Digital Corridor, Ernest Andrade to explain to city residents how he and his team accomplished this in Charleston, S.C. Andrade’s accomplishments include positioning Charleston as a …