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City of Myrtle Beach and its Sheraton Convention Hotel sued for bed bugs
The city owned Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center hotel, located at 2101 N Oak Street, and the City of Myrtle Beach are being sued...
The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber provides 2023 tourism forecast
The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce (MBACC) and Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) provided its expectations report for Grand Strand tourism in 2023.
“We see good things...
As Myrtle Beach goes corporate, will the Sun News acquisition matter?
McClatchy papers, including the Myrtle Beach Sun News, were acquired during the covid period of 2020 by Chatham Asset Management, out of Chatham, New...
Two Myrtle Beach Hotels sell to Hybridge Capital Management
The sale of The Sand Castle North and Sand Castle South Beach to the Los Angeles investment team of MBSC Property, LLC and MBSC...
Lawsuit: Myrtle Beach councilman underpaid employees, stole tips
A lawsuit was filed on August 1st claiming that Myrtle Beach City Councilman Michael Chestnut and his restaurant, Big Mike’s Soul Food, violated the...
City of Myrtle Beach Hires Director of Diversity (DEI)
The City of Myrtle Beach welcomes Kelvin Waites as the organization’s director of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Waites brings a wealth of community knowledge...
Safest City On Grand Strand To Hire 6 New Police Officers
North Myrtle Beach is rated as the safest city on the Grand Strand. It also rates among the safest cities in S.C.
The...
Every Local Knows And Loves Gene Ho
After more than 30 years of photographing families, weddings, and marriages Gene Ho is one of the best known business owners in the City...
John Newman Brings Competence, New Ideas To Council Race
Former City of Myrtle Beach corporate parent Burroughs and Chapin has chosen to invest in Charleston over the downtown area of Myrtle Beach.
High...
Retired Battalion Chief Martin Eells Frustrated With City’s Health Benefits Response
Retired Battalion Chief Martin Eells retired after 35 years of amazing service to the City of Myrtle Beach.
Today, Eells addressed Mayor Brenda Bethune and Myrtle Beach City Council...
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