Many churches are planning for how they’re celebrating Easter this weekend.

Wood from the Surfside Beach Pier is finding a new purpose at one local restaurant.

The Murrells Inlet Food Bank has had to expand due to an abundance of food.

Family and friends gathered to say their final goodbyes to the former mayor of Myrtle Beach.

A construction crew started power washing the façade at some downtown businesses and uncovered part of downtown’s past.

Murrells Inlet is an area known to be the seafood capital of South Carolina and has an interesting motto that some folks believe no longer fits the bill.

A team effort by a local church and a community health center is helping to get more people vaccinated in underserved communities.

Linemen with Horry Electric Cooperative responded to a unique call on Sunday morning.

For the second straight year, a Murrells Inlet business is helping to make Easter a bit brighter for thousands of families in Horry and Georgetown counties, by providing them with free Easter baskets.

The month-long celebration will feature free, curbside family project kits and project inspiration.

He's raised over $15,000 and counting for the St. Baldrick's Foundation.

The South Carolina Pecan Festival is set to return in November, but with some changes.

We explored Surfside Beach, a town known for being family-friendly and the first autism-friendly travel destination in the world.

Donations are being accepted to help a Horry County police officer who was seriously injured in an on-duty crash earlier this month.

Leaders marked the beginning of a new era on Monday for the Florence Parks and Recreation Department.

A number of Easter activities are taking place over the next two weekends.

For many people, Lent is a time to give something up. But for Surfside United Methodist Church, they’re using this season as a time to give.

Three new picnic shelters are ready for use at Warbird Park in Myrtle Beach.

According to the foundation, more children in the U.S. die from cancer every year than any other disease.

The chamber and Grand Strand SCORE made their partnership official with a ribbon-cutting on Friday.

Staff at SkyWheel Myrtle Beach said they have reached the halfway point of their 10th anniversary project.

Day one was cut short due to the threat for severe weather.

Horry County Fire Rescue has lost a beloved member of its firefighting family.

Five men are the first to move into the newly built Oak Tree Farm transition house. It’s a part of the overall housing development for people with autism and other learning disabilities to live on their own.

ArtFields is making a comeback in 2021 after last year’s event was held virtually due to the pandemic.

We visited Little River this week, an area known for fishing, beautiful golf courses and seafood.

Skaters are back to enjoying their park in Florence after it received some major upgrades.

The family of former Myrtle Beach major John Rhodes is hosting a blood drive in his honor.

The Run to the Sun Car and Truck Show returns to Myrtle Beach this week after being canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19.

The appliance holds donated items for those in need in a “take what you need, leave what you can” fashion.

The city of Myrtle Beach is celebrating its 83rd birthday on Friday.

The Bulldogs celebrated in the streets of Bennettsville following last week’s AAA state championship victory.

Indianapolis Colts linebacker and Lake View native Darius Leonard officially announced the start of the Maniac Foundation.

We explored Florence this week, an up-and-coming city that’s centrally located and known for friendly people who are very creative.

Disaster relief volunteers who come to help out people in Horry County will have a place to stay.

Construction crews are working to bring six buildings in downtown Myrtle Beach back to life.

The Bulldogs defeated Seneca for the Class 3A title last Thursday.

Family, friends and co-workers got together and released balloons in memory of retired Lt. James Odell Cochran.

Families shared their stories about overcoming so many unknowns surrounding COVID-19 both at work and at home.

The department shared photos of a new bloodhound puppy on Facebook.

Matt Hughes Skate Park in Myrtle Beach is getting a makeover.

A couple took a detour home from dinner at Gulf Stream Café on a beautiful night to enjoy the breeze, and that changed everything.

Estella Williams celebrated her 94th birthday over the weekend.

Leave your troubles behind when visiting Pawleys Island, known for having South Carolina’s most beautiful beaches, marshes, and rivers.

A Horry County nonprofit wants to make sure that homebound seniors are not forgotten.

For some families, Bibles were one of the only methods they had to document information about their family’s birth and death.

Several organizations and county agencies pitched in.

According to his mom, little Austin Davis greets solid waste workers in his neighborhood every Monday.

All proceeds raised during Saturday’s live Grand Ole Opry broadcast will go to support Feeding America.

Longtime friends and students proved that love prevails as they stepped in to help their beloved teacher.

Governor Henry McMaster and Secretary Will Grimsley of the SC Department of Veterans’ Affairs introduced Quinton Gibson who is the guitarist for Darius Rucker. And he’s the Guitars for Vets ambassador for our state.

There’s no greater civic duty than exercising your right to vote. It’s an obligation that became even more clear amid the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing voters to find new ways to cast their ballots.

The City of Conway has some child safety concerns for The Conway Free Fridge project.

Progress is being made on a project helmed by Coastal Carolina University and Downtown Conway Alive.

A star on both the gridiron and hardwood for the Silver Foxes, Levon Kirkland made his way to the Upstate and saw similar success at Clemson.

We explored Georgetown this week, a city that proudly shows off its history, charming shops, and top-notch food.

For this Black History Spotlight, get to know a star from the hit show “Gullah Gullah Island.”

Folks can spend the day in downtown historic Georgetown, where each local shop and restaurant has a story to tell.