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On March 6th, Circuit Court Judge Carmen T. Mullen denied the City of Myrtle Beach’s request to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Horry County Schools. The case involves a collected (but missing) $20 million owed in tax promises to Horry County Schools. The collected monies were planned to be used …

Just when Surfside Beach residents believed “all things political” were rock bottom, a well funded local group mailed out between $2,000 and $3,000 worth of trash mail to the town yesterday. Cowardly, Anonymous Mailer Lack of Transparency While Town Councilpersons Debbie Scoles and Bruce Dietrich make much of local residents …

As S.C. Legislators currently meet with Santee Cooper over the $9 billion lost at the utilities of Santee Cooper and SCANA, a PURC report from just over a decade ago sheds light on how the debacle came to be. WHAT IS PURC? From 2010 From the Public Service Commission of …

WATERCOOLER WEDNESDAY: Dave, Seth and David (MyrtleBeachSC.com) are ON-SITE at the Charleston Visitors Center. We’re talking about how state legislators secretly funneled $1 million to renovate the Visitors Center – which was one of many pet projects that the House passed yesterday in their illegal budget. We’re also discussing 2A …

The drama in Surfside Beach continues. Today, Surfside Beach residents met in front of Town Hall to show support and get updates on the Sabrina Morris Adair resignation. Morris Adair served the town as Planning, Building & Zoning Director over the past decade. On March 2nd, she was offered a …

Residents of the Town of Surfside Beach have scheduled a “Celebrate Sabrina” day for March 9th at 12 noon at Town Hall. The event is open to the public. All are invited to attend. Sabrina Morris Adair served the town as Director of Planning, Building & Zoning for many years. …