She donated 11 gift cards on Tuesday to Conway Medical Center staff.

Myrtle Beach playgrounds are back open, and as happy as the kids were about that, no one was happier than their parents.

On July 20, 2016, Huntington Beach State Park’s nature center was engulfed in flames in the early-morning hours after being struck by lightning.

A North Myrtle Beach High School senior said she grew up being a NMBHS chief.

Don’t dig that hole on the beach!

Sea turtle nesting season officially began May 1, and so far there have been 732 nests reported, according to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

Keeping dogs off the northside of the beach at Huntington Beach State Park has been a strong rule for a while and it’s paying off.

The spotlight is on Skylar Epps who said she is a proud Seahawk and has her heart set on working in the healthcare field one day.

A fifth-grade teacher at Riverside Elementary School and a Coastal Carolina University graduate is this week’s Classroom Champion.

He’s No. 1 in the senior class at Myrtle Beach High School, a football state champion with an impressive long list of accomplishments.

The city of Conway announced that it will be reopening the sports and fitness center on June 1.

A high school senior at Johnsonville High School said he always gave it his all when working hard in school and playing varsity baseball.

Myrtle’s Market is open for business once again after closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

It has been a tough year for two Horry County middle school students, and the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t make it any easier.

Chick-Fil-A of Moncks Corner is paying tribute to their graduating team members with a special display in their drive thru this week.

One Socastee woman is using her talents to do something special for the Class of 2020, teachers and frontline workers who have been impacted by the global health crisis.

A soon-to-be Myrtle Beach High School graduate said she misses her Seahawk family more than ever.

It was 10 years ago that the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk officially opened.

During the coronavirus pandemic, the S.C. National Guard was on a mission to make sure students were being fed, while also putting a smile on their faces by giving out books.

A North Myrtle Beach small business owner opened up her shop’s mailbox on Wednesday to an amazing gift: a $1,200 donation.

St. James High School senior Pierson Thames missed his first go-around in 2018 after a car accident.

One Horry County family is in the middle of an ugly battle against COVID-19.

A local group of law enforcement officers honored the lives of their fallen brothers and sisters during National Police Week.

Patricia Sylvester was nominated as a Classroom Champion by her colleague and friend, Natalie Hunnell.

Students with the South Florence Choraliers are not letting school closures and social distancing keep them from doing what they love.

The famous inhabitants of Goat Island in Murrells Inlet are back, but with a little less fanfare than in years past.

Some Horry County Fire Rescue crews saved the day for one mother duck.

A Myrtle Beach High school senior said she misses the family unit of being at school, but is thankful for her time well spent and now has her eyes set on future goals.

A handful of organizations are doing their part to help feed families in Horry County.

The Myrtle Beach Fire Department is letting two fellow brothers overseas know that they’re thinking of them.

Chefs from different parts of South Carolina have spent the past couple of weeks in Myrtle Beach to make sure students at Horry County Schools don’t go hungry during this global health crisis.

Myrtle Beach High School senior Brandon Sedeska is a proud soon-to-be high school graduate.

The Briarcliffe Acres community came out on Wednesday to make the day extra special.

As the saying goes, not all heroes wear capes, but during this coronavirus pandemic, many of the heroes wear scrubs.

A former gas station in Lake City has been turned into a trendy new business in Lake City.

Terrance Timmons leaves behind three children and a stepdaughter.

A 4th-grade teacher with her own swag, Caroline Rogers, 25, uses her own style to reach students on their level.

Some of Pawleys Island’s finest came to the aid of a shark that washed ashore Tuesday morning.

The city of Conway is working with restaurants to provide them more outdoor dining so they could serve more customers.

A soon-to-be high school graduate balances a 4.5 GPA and a list of accolades. The spotlight is on Aynor High School senior Mary-Katherine Todd.

The Myrtle Beach Corvette Club is saying “Thank You” to area hospital staff amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

A few weeks ago, WMBF News launched a partnership with The Salvation Army called Carolina Cares.

The Grand Strand community came together Friday night to honor graduating high school seniors.

Army veteran Lou Mascherino has been the owner of the Veteran’s Cafe and Grill since 2009. Since that time, it’s become a staple in the local veteran community.

Volunteers have packed up hundreds of bags for those struggling to put food on their tables during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Conway Manor hosted a huge parade to help residents and their loved ones during this time when they’re kept apart.

Senior Jennings Hall was nominated several times as a WMBF Senior Spotlight. She was voted as having the best school spirit senior year and carries a 4.6 GPA, among many other accomplishments.

The United Way of Horry County and the Lowcountry Food Bank continue to help hundreds of families who are struggling financially due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Thanks to those in our communities, we have raised over $57,000 to help people in Horry County and the Pee Dee who are struggling during these uncertain times.

One of their sons made sure his parents had a 65th anniversary party in style.

TJ Walsh usually performs around Surfside Beach, but instead, he did it all in his front yard.

Businesses and restaurants across the Grand Strand are picking up production to make sure everyone is fed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even though they are working on the frontlines of the coronavirus battle, Grand Strand Health workers continue to make sure the community is being taken care of outside of the hospital walls.

The leader of Horry County Schools is reassuring the Class of 2020 that they have not been forgotten during this global pandemic.

Now that some restrictions have been lessened in South Carolina, one of the faces of the state’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic said now is not the time to let up on social distancing and to keep wearing a mask in public.

Horry County Schools reached a new partnership with Horry County United Way and Impact Ministries to help feed students and on Monday they held a grocery drive-thru.

The founder and executive director of Horry County’s Diabetes and Wellness Council said amid the coronavirus crisis, it’s especially important people with diabetes take care of themselves.

Patients at one local hospital now have a way to keep in touch with their loved ones during visitor restrictions, and it’s all thanks to one Hartsville neighbor.