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In a related news article that MyrtleBeachSC news broke just hours ago, a deal with the FEDS is not possible for local Myrtle Beach attorneys Lane Jeffries and Henrietta Golding should a criminal trial ensue. Lane Jeffries is S.C. Supreme Court Justice Kaye Gorenflo Hearn’s Son-In-Law. Henrietta Golding is among …

A Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) lawsuit was filed today in the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA against Burr Forman f/k/a McNair Law Firm, P.A., Lane Jefferies, David Hicks, and Henrietta Golding. RICO is a federal law enacted in the early 1970s that provides for extended …

Next Tuesday, voters in Surfside Beach will choose a mayor for the town. This past Sunday, we published that a high profile Surfside Beach City Councilman filed a complaint against Julie Samples as a result of the Sabrina Morris firing. Councilman Randle Stevens filed the complaint based on a statement …

Despite a 2016 S.C. Code of Ethics complaint filed during her time spent on council with him, Surfside Beach Town Councilman David Pellegrino notified our news team yesterday he will vote for Julie Samples in the coming November 19th Surfside Beach runoff. Pellegrino came in third in a three way …

For the record, my family moved to Conway, S.C. in 1767 from Surrey, Virginia. There was no Surfside Beach when we arrived. We first came to Surrey, VA. from England in 1633. My father owned a home in Surfside Beach during the entire decade of the 1970s. I spent summers …

OPINION Yesterday, the Horry County Elections commission confirmed what Tuesday’s votes showed. Democrat Mike Chestnut garnered over 2500 votes in the Myrtle Beach city election. Chestnut gained the most votes of any candidate running. The two conservative candidates lost dismally to all Democrats running. “West Coast” minded candidates (John Krajc …