While wearing masks and making their way around the plexiglass, they got to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

He did not play in an NFL game last season after being signed by the Dolphins.

Tidelands said Friday that its patients received messages in the form of more than 60 Valentine’s Day cards.

The toys, along with some other treats, will be handed out to children on Friday.

The Myrtle Beach skateboarding community came together to raise enough money for a new quarter pipe at the Matt Hughes Skate Park.

A Myrtle Beach firefighter is embarking on a new chapter after nearly two decades of service.

A new nonstop flight to and from Myrtle Beach has been added.

For decades, the Lamplighter Restaurant served hungry customers at its home on South Irby Street.

Hartsville is a city known as a small town with a big heart.

Three Myrtle Beach officers are being recognized by the department for a genuine act of kindness.

Maynard Cusworth’s Air Force career spanned three decades, and he spent more than 40 years as a volunteer mercy pilot.

Gov. Henry McMaster presented the state’s highest civilian honor to a North Charleston principal Monday morning.

A celebratory procession was all in honor of Deputy Lieutenant Dexter Ladson as he made it back home after more than two months in the hospital.

The North Charleston High School principal who gained national attention when he started working a third job to help students in need will be honored by the governor Monday morning.

The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office hosted its first Polar Plunge at Litchfield Beach on Saturday.

An Iowa group said it rescued more than 40 dogs on a rural property during heavy snow this week.

The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office posted video of Deputy Dexter Ladson receiving a police escort to his home on Friday afternoon.

The Lumbee Tribe is receiving the second-highest grant total in the state of North Carolina, only behind the city of Charlotte.

A seal, possum and even a Bald eagle were among this year's prognosticators.

One South Carolina family is home and healthy after a close call with COVID-19.

A Grand Strand ministry has made it their mission to spread their love through knitting.

Lambert posted some pictures over on Twitter showing some of the highlights she had during the weekend including a stop at Halls Chophouse in downtown Charleston.

Retired law enforcement officers from both Carolinas came together Tuesday night to honor a Horry County police officer’s bravery.

The Florence fire chief said these projects will go a long way in helping them better serve the community.

Myrtle Beach’s historic Charlie’s Place is now open for tours to the general public on Tuesdays.

The new K-9, named Kilo, was named in honor of Corporal Andrew Gillette.

Like many assisted living facilities, it’s been a challenging year for the Carolinian Retirement Community in Florence.

For eight straight days, a team of volunteers worked to replace nearly everything on her flood-damaged home.

A Charleston dog owner is encouraging people in the United States to consider adopting dogs that have been rescued from meat trades in other countries.

A 1.78 mile run/walk was held Saturday morning at the North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex to honor Sgt. Gordon Best who died in the line of duty on January 1.

A former Richmond pastor is spending the weekend celebrating her 100th birthday at Beaufont Rehabilitation Center.

A downtown Conway alley will have a little extra Coastal Carolina University school spirit.

A group of Lowcountry bicyclists pedaled from Mount Pleasant to North Myrtle Beach Friday to honor three Grand Strand police officers who died in the line of duty.

MBPD shared on social media that it received a message from a young man named Matthew that was sent to Chief Amy Prock.

No-one Unsheltered is made up of a group of non-profits who specialize in a variety of roles.

It’s an experience Stephanie Brown and her son Dominic will never forget after he brought home a new friend he made while playing outside.

What do you do when your COVID-19 vaccine drive-thru line is backed up? You seek out the professionals.

Hundreds of South Carolina National Guard troops arrived back in the Palmetto State following deployment to Washington D.C. for the inauguration.

Musician and Lowcountry native Darius Rucker quietly treated everyone dining at a restaurant he frequents to a free meal and also left a big tip for servers Sunday morning.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made operating a business a little more difficult. And the Girl Scouts are no exception.

CCU assistant professor of visual arts, Yvette Arendt, is leading a new mural project in Conway.

For seven weeks, Peggy Kuehl was in the ICU battling and holding on for life against COVID-19 and pneumonia.

North Charleston elementary students expressed their happiness and hope of meeting President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris in letters the children wrote to the newly elected duo.

Tomovski is also among one of the top 75 players in the country in his age division.

Congressman Tom Rice continued his tradition of bumping a soldier or veteran up to first class on a flight.

Ariel Griffith was in the hospital and unconscious on Christmas Day, so her family decided to make it up to her.

Though her birthday isn't for three more days, a former World War II nurse got a surprise celebration in Conway.

Myrtle Beach Pelicans ballpark is the best of the best, according to a new ranking.

After weeks in a hospital, a Grand Strand teenager who contracted COVID-19 and then learned she had leukemia is back home.

A team headed by the former general manager of the Myrtle Beach Speedway took over last fall.

Even after the holiday season, one event in the Grand Strand is still giving residents a taste of winter.

A North Charleston man received a big surprise from around the globe for his 100th birthday.

A Cincinnati man saved a goose from a car accident and made him part of his family.

The officer was injured in a shooting that claimed the life of a fellow MBPD officer last October.

Over 1,000 babies were born at Conway Medical Center in 2020 and one name proved the most popular.

Recently retired from the United States Air Force, one man decided to ride his bicycle from California to South Carolina to raise money for a veteran’s charity, ending his journey on “The Edge of America” on New Years Eve.

After taxes, Joe Camp claimed $176,876.

Santa delivered gifts in partnership with the annual Holiday Market.