Natasha Laguerre
WMBFNews.com
Myrtle Beach, SC, United States
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Sea of green: Thousands celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival in North Myrtle Beach
The traditional event took place along Main Street on Saturday. → Read More
New Florence animal rescue aims to help overcrowding shelters in the Pee Dee
New rescue center aims to help overcrowding shelters in the Pee Dee. → Read More
Lake City aims to provide outlet, career paths for kids with esports program
Lake City leaders are aiming for their esports program to grow and offer more opportunities for kids and teenagers. → Read More
Crews aim for April completion date for tiny homes project in Myrtle Beach to help homeless vets
A neighborhood meant to provide housing to those who fought for our country could be nearing completion soon. → Read More
Horry County Sheriff’s Office, ICE release statistics for the immigration enforcement program
The Horry County Sheriff’s Office started implementing the program in 2018. → Read More
‘A little complex’: Double homicide investigation faces challenges after 2 bodies found in shallow grave
An investigation continues after the skeletal remains of two people were discovered over the weekend. → Read More
Longtime Conway florist seeing higher demand ahead of Valentine’s Day
One longtime florist said taking on arrangements for Valentine’s Day is a yearly tradition. → Read More
New Myrtle Beach housing developments, sales center receive positive feedback from board
The city’s community appearance board mostly approved of two major developments during its meeting Thursday. → Read More
$20,000 donation made to help build new bowl at Myrtle Beach skate park
Among improvements include a new bowl that is estimated to be about five feet deep, 50 feet long, and 30 feet wide. → Read More
Solicitor pushes for tougher laws after Georgetown Co. double murder suspect granted bond
A man accused of shooting and killing another man is in custody, but it’s not the first time he’s been behind bars and charged with murder. → Read More
Potential beach bike ban causes concern for North Myrtle Beach businessowner
A potential ordinance could ban bikes from the beaches during the summer in one part of the Grand Strand. → Read More
Coastal Carolina University students help revitalize community garden in Conway
A community garden in Conway is getting more care thanks to some students in the area. → Read More
Myrtle Beach International Airport sets passenger record for second year in a row
It was another busy year for the Myrtle Beach International Airport. → Read More
Grand Strand Freedom Week kicks off with annual MLK Parade
Those attending the parade also feel it could serve as a teaching moment for younger generations on what unity is all about. → Read More
State report places Horry County in top 5 for human trafficking cases; huge uptick in labor trafficking
The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office and the South Carolina Human Trafficking Task Force released their annual report on Monday detailing human trafficking cases in the state in 2022. → Read More
‘New body, new you’: Gyms across Grand Strand see influx of new clients
After ringing in 2023, many people in the Grand Strand hit the gym on January 1 to kickstart their New Year’s resolution. → Read More
Myrtle Beach set for surge of sports tourism in 2023
Officials plan to bring in new experiences, such as the national competition of the World’s Strongest Man. → Read More
Fans share excitement for Myrtle Beach Bowl between Marshall, UConn
Kickoff for the matchup is set for 2:30 p.m. Monday. → Read More
‘Makes my heart full’: Nearly 11,000 holiday wreaths for veterans laid at Florence National Cemetery
It also marked the first in-person ceremony in two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Proposed bill could charge extra fee to those moving to South Carolina
A proposed bill could impose an extra fee on those moving to South Carolina from out of state. → Read More