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.

The newest members of Brookgreen Gardens’ Lowcountry Zoo made their first appearance to the public on Friday.

Horry Telephone Cooperative has teamed up with A and A Produce Company to help families who are struggling to put food on the table during the coronavirus outbreak.

The United Way of Horry County and Impact Ministries are banding together to offer two mass food distributions, so students don’t go hungry.

Fin First, a Myrtle Beach-based company, has added mask-making to its clothing and beachwear design line-up.

Horry County Schools has suspended its student meal service for two weeks, but many are stepping up to make sure no child goes hungry.

The leader of the Horry County School Board said the district is working on a plan to feed students after it was forced to close meal sites and distributions.

In an effort to assist local food banks during their COVID-19 response, music artists are lending their voice during a one-hour televised event in ‘Singing for Their Supper.’

Even though Coastal Carolina University’s campus is closed, the Chanticleers are finding ways to contribute during this global health crisis.

One organization dedicated to spreading awareness about autism is finding fun ways to stay connected during the coronavirus pandemic.

A family wanted to make sure one little boy’s birthday would be one he would remember, especially during these uncertain times.

A Florence couple welcomed their first grandchild into the world under unusual circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A food distribution drive-thru will be held on Saturday to help those who are struggling to pay for their groceries during the coronavirus pandemic.

Church members created more than 1,800 cards meant for the hands of Tidelands Health team members

The Little River Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center made the tough decision on Wednesday to postpone its 39th Annual World Famous Blue Crab Festival until October.

The Beachfront Kitchen and Bar opened its doors just weeks before the coronavirus sparked major changes to the restaurant business in South Carolina.

A new act of charity is sweeping restaurants across the country and Hamburger Joe’s in North Myrtle Beach has joined in.

Southeastern Grocers, which counts BI-LO as one of its stores, took care of the bill for thousands of health care professionals and first responders Monday night.

A movement of hope is sparking on the Grand Strand - through lights.

A new business has formed in Horry County to make sure you can get all of your necessities safely during the coronavirus.

A Murrells Inlet man was able to do something that some feared would never happen again: he returned home after surviving the coronavirus.

Nurses for one Florence County school district are now on the front lines, helping in the battle against the coronavirus.

The owner of Bargain Warehouse is giving away free Easter baskets for families in Horry and Georgetown counties, to help ease financial burdens for parents during the COVID-19 epidemic.

A group of volunteers in Loris donated food to around 520 people who have in some way been affected by the coronavirus pandemic Friday afternoon.

From healthcare workers to grocery store employees, they are the heroes who are working tirelessly to help our community during this global health crisis.

The Coronavirus has brought financial hardships to families across their area, and The Salvation Army is making sure people have food on their plates during this pandemic.

Horry-Georgetown Technical College wants to put food on the tables of families who are struggling during the coronavirus outbreak.

Right now, many families are going through stressful times so it’s important to remember you’re not alone.

The governor’s 'Home or Work’ order has raised questions about what businesses are considered essential, and one Myrtle Beach pastor says the church is essential.

South Carolina’s ‘Home or Work’ order has many people asking if they’re still allowed to use their golf carts under the new directives.

During these uncertain times, some families around Horry County are taking a little break from homeschooling and working from home to have a little fun.

Next time you’re driving around you may see some wooden crosses in people’s yards.

A musician brought some joy and devotion to one Surfside Beach couple at the start of “Holy Week.”

One Myrtle Beach business owner is leading an effort to help out an area hospital during the coronavirus crisis.