Hundreds of motorcycle riders took to the Grand Strand’s streets on Sunday for a “Unification Run.”

Peace, Love and Little Donuts in Myrtle Beach was back in action for National Doughnut Day on Friday.

In a tweet Thursday, Rock Hill Schools announced that Impact Church made the generous donation of $2,119.26.

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

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.

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.

Two Georgetown County residents are being recognized as good Samaritans for turning in over $1,300 they found on U.S. 17.

Carolina Cares continues to show us how much our area is willing to lend that extra support and help provide crucial meals or even pay bills to those still facing uncertain times.

Myrtle Beach’s first sea turtle nest of the season was spotted just before dawn near the Dunes Club.

McLeod Health hosted a reunion Wednesday morning between a new mother and the nurse that never left her side.

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.

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.

There was a big celebration on Thursday at McLeod Regional Medical Center in Florence, as one of the first COVID-19 patients was released from the hospital.

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

NASCAR is dedicating its first race back to healthcare workers who have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 battle.

Four CCU teams were recognized by the NCAA for Academic Progress Rate excellence earlier this week.

The deal for high school and college seniors began Monday and lasts throughout the week.

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.

Coastal Carolina University has a new crew of alumni, but their graduation was a first of its kind for the school.

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.

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.

The Carolina Cares telethon had a goal to raise $10,000 in one day, but thanks to our amazing communities, we were able to double that goal.

The Salvation Army of Florence is supporting more people than ever due to COVID-19.

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

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

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.

After nearly four years of waiting, the iconic Springmaid Pier will reopen in a month.

A Murrells Inlet veteran got a birthday surprise he said he will remember for the rest of his life.

A young man whose story touched many hearts along the Grand Strand was honored with his own parade on Friday.

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

Walmart employees across the nation received a little extra cash as a ‘thank you’ for taking care of customers during this global health crisis.

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

The coronavirus pandemic has not put a stop to the reopening of Myrtle Beach’s beloved Springmaid Pier.

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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.

Planting is underway at that Kings Highway median, which is south of Farrow Parkway and across from the entrance to Seagate Village.

A high school senior is back at home after spending two months in intensive care following a crash involving a suspected DUI driver.

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

A 7-year-old boy from the Conway area is making sure he’s using every penny he earns from his allowance goes toward helping people in need.

It was a special birthday for one local boy.

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

A local nail salon is assisting in the fight against COVID-19 by creating masks for city of Myrtle Beach employees.

The team is selling new T-shirts, with proceeds helping those impacted in the Grand Strand.

WMBF News has teamed up with The Salvation Army for an initiative called Carolina Cares, which has seen a remarkable outpouring of support and love from people in the community.

Abi Blankenship turned 12 years old Thursday, after 90 rounds of chemo to treat a rare cancer called Ewing Sarcoma.

Miss South Carolina 2019 Morgan Nichols came up with this idea of “crowing” or placing gold ribbons on mailboxes or buildings of those in our community who deserve recognition during this Coronavirus pandemic.

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

In light of school facilities being closed for the remainder of the academic year, several organizations are making sure students are fed, including United Way of Horry County and Impact Ministries.

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.

One local church honored healthcare workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic with songs of praise.

All Star Sports’ “Eat Local Support Local” online store is helping businesses being affected by the COVID-19 shutdown by selling t-shirts.