Audrey Hudson
The Island Packet
Myrtle Beach, SC, United States
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Is it safe to drink water stored in bathtub for Hurricane Florence?
Hurricane Florence is expected to hit North and South Carolina in a matter of days. Residents are taking precautionary measures, but should one of those measures be filling your bathtub with water? → Read More
Local woman feared dead found by authorities
Authorities have located a woman whose family members feared was dead as a result of a drug overdose. → Read More
Myrtle Beach SC woman known as ‘zombie prostitute’ missing
Tiffany Evans is reported missing in Myrtle Beach, SC. She has a history of drugs and prostitution. Her mother was told she died of a drug overdose. → Read More
A mother was told her daughter died of a drug overdose. But no one can find her.
Tiffany Evans is reported missing. Her mother was told she died of a drug overdose. → Read More
Former Horry County detective Allen Large found dead
Former Horry County Police Detective Allen Large was found dead Wednesday night. → Read More
Trump to allow offshore oil, gas drilling in all U.S. waters
Trump administration opens all federal water to gas and oil drilling, including South Carolina. → Read More
medical marijuana, offshore drilling, 2018 S.C. legislation
Medical marijuana, slow drivers, sanctuary cities and term limit bills filed by Horry County delegation for 2018 S.C. legislature. → Read More
medical marijuana, offshore drilling, 2018 S.C. legislation
Medical marijuana, slow drivers, sanctuary cities and term limit bills filed by Horry County delegation for 2018 S.C. legislature. → Read More
Are those Venus flytraps near Carolina Forest in danger of extinction?
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is studying whether to list the Venus flytrap as an endangered species, including protections for its habitat near Myrtle Beach. → Read More
North Myrtle Beach rebuilding dunes from Hurricane Matthew damage
North Myrtle Beach rebuilding dunes destroyed by Hurricane Matthew. Work will finish March 1, 2018. → Read More
Topgolf gets final approval for Myrtle Beach facility
Topgolf final details were approved by Myrtle Beach leaders to begin construction. No groundbreaking date has been set. → Read More
Don't drink bathtub water during hurricanes
The Red Cross advises against using bathtub water for drinking supplies because of potential lead in the tub glazing. That water should only be used for flushing and cleaning. → Read More
Don't drink bathtub water during hurricanes
The Red Cross advises against using bathtub water for drinking supplies because of potential lead in the tub glazing. That water should only be used for flushing and cleaning. → Read More
Don't drink bathtub water during hurricanes
The Red Cross advises against using bathtub water for drinking supplies because of potential lead in the tub glazing. That water should only be used for flushing and cleaning. → Read More
Don't drink bathtub water during hurricanes
The Red Cross advises against using bathtub water for drinking supplies because of potential lead in the tub glazing. That water should only be used for flushing and cleaning. → Read More
Facebook post goes viral after woman reports flesh-eating bacteria in Myrtle Beach
A Facebook post has gone viral after a woman was reportedly airlifted to a N.C. hospital after coming in contact with a flesh-eating bacteria in Myrtle Beach. → Read More
Rate hike still planned by Santee Cooper despite nuclear reactor construction suspension
Santee Cooper is shuttering nuclear reactor construction, but still plans to hike electricity costs for coastal retail customers. → Read More
Portuguese Man-of-War sightings in South Carolina, North Carolina
Portuguese man-of-war have been reported at Holden Beach, Isle of Palms, Folly River and Kiawah Island. None reported along the Grand Strand. Alerts would be issued if a creature washes ashore. → Read More
Their waste polluted the SC surf 6 years, now it’s costing them to flush the toilet
Several Briarcliffe Acres property owners will pay $20,000 each to eliminate septic tanks blamed for polluting ocean surf. → Read More
Pet owners warned about numerous reports of deadly disease in S.C.
Numerous cases of canine distemper have been reported in the state, putting officials on high alert to ensure against outbreaks. → Read More