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Exciting July 4th Festivities Await at North Myrtle Beach!

3 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — The City of North Myrtle Beach is gearing up to celebrate Independence Day and invites residents and visitors to partake in the July 4th festivities. The City is preparing an array of exciting events that promise to delight and will create lasting memories for all attendees.
Braves Village Shopping Center Achieves Successful $7.4 Million Sale!

3 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), a leading commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in investment sales, financing, research and advisory services, announced today the sale of Braves Village Shopping Center, a 60,914-square-foot, Food Lion-anchored retail center in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The asset sold for $7.4 million. “Demand remains exceptionally high for quality grocer-anchored centers,” said Lori Schneider, executive managing director, investments.
Captivating Updates on Red Bluff Road Bridge Improvements!

3 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

Columbia, S.C. (June 25, 2025)— The South Carolina Department of Transportation has closed and detoured the Red Bluff Road bridge over Todd Swamp in Horry County for replacement. The bridge is expected to reopen to traffic in Spring of 2026. A map of the closure and detour can be found below. SCDOT asks that drivers slow down and pay attention when driving near a work zone.
Car Campaigns That Resonate: What Works in Coastal Communities

4 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

Marketing a car in a coastal community isn’t quite the same as doing so in a city center or a suburban sprawl. The landscapes, lifestyles, and even the weather patterns play a role in shaping buyer preferences. From surfers loading boards into SUVs to retirees seeking fuel-efficient sedans for relaxed beachside living, the car campaigns that hit the mark here are the ones that understand the rhythm of coastal life. People living in coastal areas often prioritize practicality, durability, and style.
Myrtle Beach ranks 5th among sharks who bite. However, only 6 attacks in a decade made that grade. Sharks rarely bite

4 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

The hot weather, and MyrtleBeachSC News recent article on Bait Balls have tourists and locals focused on sharks near the shore. Shark attacks are infrequent in Myrtle Beach, ranking fifth for shark bites in the South. This high ranking is based on only six reported attacks from sharks. Considering the city’s annual visitation of over 20 million tourists, you can do the math on the odds. They are low.
Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Have Been Obliterated — and Suggestions Otherwise are Fake News MyrtleBeachSC News

4 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

In a press release just sent to MyrtleBeachSC News, the White House says Fake News outlets are reporting lies about Iran’s Nuclear facilities. The press release reads as follows:Recent studies show that the rise of Fake News has significantly impacted public trust in media sources. Fake News has contributed to a polarized environment, making it harder for people to discern fact from fiction. Combatting the threat of Fake News requires concerted efforts from media and the public alike.
Local Veterinarians appointment work made easy with free Scribenote technology

4 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

KITCHENER, ON – June 24, 2025; Veterinarians typically spend hours after appointments writing medical records, often working late into the evening to complete documentation. It’s a broken system that contributes to widespread burnout across the profession.
America's Red State, Blue State Divide

4 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist running for New York City mayor, has gained significant traction as a top contender for the upcoming Fall general election by promising a range of cost-free initiatives and offerings throughout his campaign. He emerged victorious in the primary election last night, surpassing Mario Cuomo. Zohran Mamdani is in favor of increasing the corporate tax rate to 11.5%. He mentioned that his proposal to boost the corporate tax rate would generate $5 billion in revenue.
How Clutter Impacts Your Health Goals and Daily Wellness

5 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

Clutter affects your health goals and daily wellness by increasing stress and reducing focus. Clutter is all around us, affecting our health goals and daily wellbeing in ways both consciously and unconsciously unknown to us. When your workspace or living environment is cluttered, mental distractions can follow. You find you can’t focus on healthy habits and self-care practices.
New Golf Carts Ordinance Enhances North Myrtle Beach Experience

5 days ago | myrtlebeachsc.com | David Hucks

North Myrtle Beach city officials have passed a regulation detailing fresh guidelines for golf carts operating within the city boundaries. In a Monday afternoon meeting, the city council unanimously endorsed the new regulations, which are now in effect. The majority of the city’s regulations align with state statutes. Effective immediately as of May 22, 2025, a new law in South Carolina has been implemented to modify regulations regarding the operation of golf carts, including rentals.