Nicole Ziege

2 days ago | postandcourier.com | Nicole Ziege |Charles Perry

MYRTLE BEACH — The city's minor league baseball team scored a key victory this morning, but the Pelicans need to sweep their legislative doubleheader to secure a new stadium lease.  Myrtle Beach City Council gave initial approval to a new lease with a 5-2 vote, but now the proposal heads to Horry County Council, which is holding a special meeting at 4 p.m. today to vote on the same agreement.

2 days ago | aikenstandard.com | Nicole Ziege |Charles Perry

MYRTLE BEACH — The city's minor league baseball team scored a key victory this morning, but the Pelicans need to sweep their legislative doubleheader to secure a new stadium lease.  Myrtle Beach City Council gave initial approval to a new lease with a 5-2 vote, but now the proposal heads to Horry County Council, which is holding a special meeting at 4 p.m. today to vote on the same agreement.

1 week ago | postandcourier.com | Nicole Ziege

GEORGETOWN — A compromise in the legal fight over 8,000 acres of marshland could allow public access to some of Georgetown County's pristine coast while protecting hundreds of acres for educational research. But the courts haven't approved the proposed agreement, and a larger question over the land's ownership remains unresolved. The dispute stems from a 2019 lawsuit filed by filed by the Belle W. Baruch Foundation against the state of South Carolina.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Nicole Ziege |Janet Morgan

MYRTLE BEACH — They came to the Grand Strand, and all they got was that T-shirt. Or a shot glass, a picture frame or some other tchotchke from the dozens of souvenir shops that line downtown Myrtle Beach. But soon, owners of those stores fear that tourists might leave without even the smallest evidence of their vacation. The state's keepsake capital suddenly finds itself reeling from President Donald Trump's trade war with China.

3 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Nicole Ziege |Dylan Ortuno

MYRTLE BEACH — Just over a week after news broke that local authorities had reopened an investigation into a wheelchair-bound man's 2021 death, the Myrtle Beach Police Department confirmed the case has been closed once again. Chris Skinner, a 41-year-old quadriplegic father of twins, drowned on Sept. 6, 2021 in a community pool. Skinner became paralyzed in his early 20s. He was known for his dedication to faith and family.