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According to an article published yesterday by the Myrtle Beach Sun News, the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce has created a new social media Facebook page called, Keeping Myrtle Beach Safe. The group was created to appear “grass roots”.  It currently has 393 members. “It’s a new strategy for …

At the Myrtle Beach City Council meeting yesterday,  City Manager John Pedersen informed residents the city will be taking down barricades lining Ocean Boulevard this Thursday, July 27th,  by close of business.   Downtown merchants want the barricades down.  They say the fences scare off potential customers. Downtown merchants report …

Long time, multi-generational Myrtle Beach resident, Matthew Hardee invited every local corporate news channel to the announcement of his intentions to run for Myrtle Beach City Council yesterday.  No news group,  other than the independently owned news team of MyrtleBeachSC.com showed up. Who the heck is Matthew Hardee?  AND just who …

Mike Hobeika announced yesterday his intentions to run for Myrtle Beach City Council. He likely needs few introductions to any who live in the town.  The name Mike Hobeika is 100 years in the making.  Mike’s grandfather,  Mike Hobeika Sr., built one of the first buildings in downtown Myrtle Beach. …

PROTESTING CHINESE INVESTORS CHANT:  “Yiqian Funding return our money.” Myrtle Beach Chinese Golf Deal Goes Sour A copy of yesterday’s Sun News article concerning the financial uncertainty of 22 Myrtle Beach golf courses was translated into mandarin and sent to the Chinese consulate. The video above shows an angry group …

SHOOTING CAPTURED FATHER’S DAY 2017 The bond hearing was held yesterday for  17-year-old Derias J’Shaun Little of Mt. Gilead, North Carolina.  Mt. Gilead is a suburb of Charlotte, N.C. A report in the Charlotte Observer states:  Court records in North Carolina show the teen has pending trials for offenses including possession …