A Myrtle Beach chef has been selected to be a part of the 2020 class of South Carolina’s Chef Ambassadors.

Law enforcement officers from the Grand Strand and Pee Dee were recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty.

A Grand Strand veteran has a reason to smile after receiving a donation to protect the roof over his head.

Two friends run their own cancer support group but have found a love for helping everyone find encouragement and hope.

Ms. Seaton shared stories of how things have changed in the last century with Isabella and her classmates.

Rodney Smith Jr. has traveled across the country to serve people in all 50 states by mowing their lawns.

This year, he raised enough money to buy more than 300 gifts.

Just days ago a veteran in the Grand Strand began a nonprofit, The Cut that Counts Foundation, to provide haircuts to disabled veterans, hospice patients, the homeless, and the less fortunate.

Darius Rucker is one of six people being honored in March for outstanding achievement as an educator or a South Carolina Public School graduate, according to the South Carolina Foundation for Educational Leadership.

Conway families have another place where their children can play.

The Myrtle Beach Fire Department has formed its first and only charity to help the community and its fire department members when they need it most.

Another school’s lunch debt has been erased thanks to members of the Grand Strand community.

One Clemson family will be enjoying the game tonight with its newest addition.

When Clemson took the floor at Media Day, you couldn’t help put notice some of the players talking to a teenager in the front row.

​"I worked with him all this time," Jeanine Barker said. "I had no clue." ​

The female calf, who is the child of mother Kit and father Stormy, was born on Jan. 5.

Sylvia Mejia, a school bus driver and cafeteria worker in Robeson County, got a life-changing surprise after purchasing a scratch-off ticket on Tuesday.

Alabama law enforcement went above and beyond the call of duty Tuesday to make a teen’s dream come true.

Friday night he found found a bank envelope with $900 while in Target in Hoover. The envelope had a receipt from a local credit union with a lady's name and signature inside.

Selene was found underweight but in the last week she gained about 10 pounds, with 15 more pounds to go to reach a healthy weight.

It’s not every day you meet a florist who has been in business for 44 years. It’s also not every day you meet one who owns more than 2,500 nativities.

A retired U.S. Army Veteran has traveled months, thousands of miles and millions of steps to create awareness for veterans.

Man calls it a Christmas miracle when his lost wallet with $2,500 is returned.

Back and bigger than before, Myrtle Beach welcomes hundreds of visitors for a unique sporting spectacle.

A cat that was found by a volunteer at the Humane Society of Rowan County has garnered national attention for her striking resemblance to the Star Wars character “Baby Yoda.”

Babies adorned in ugly Christmas sweaters are showing their holiday spirit at several Northeast Ohio hospitals.

A Lexington boy said he is extra thankful this holiday season after befriending his neighborhood FedEx delivery driver over their shared love of basketball.

One Horry County family got a very special surprise on Monday.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is getting in the giving spirit. On Monday, officers surprised a family with hundreds of dollars worth of Christmas gifts after their 11-year-old son died.

Santa ditched the sleigh on Sunday and traded it in for a big red firetruck.

A tattoo shop and barbershop came together to help erase school debt at five Horry County schools.

“Just knowing that this really, really makes a difference in somebody’s life, makes all the difference in the world in how excited I was to do this project,” said Anchored Home interior designer Palma Minnich.

A Columbia serviceman will spend the holidays with his family after returning from an 11-month deployment in Iraq and surprising his children upon his arrival.

Alex Tatsis has been a NICU nurse for 32 years and has cared for thousands of babies during her career. In 2014, one baby changed her life forever.

South Carolina Mothers Against Violence hosted their 8th annual toy distribution Thursday for families who need it most.

A Grand Strand auto dealership is making Christmas brighter for thousands of children in Horry County.

It’s not every day we get to celebrate a man who, in his lifetime, has seen WWI, women get the right to vote, the Model T, WWII and see the world change before his eyes.

A woman who recently celebrated her 89th birthday was among the more than 700 students who received their diplomas from Coastal Carolina University on Tuesday.

Three Conway city employees are sending a Christmas message back home while they’re serving in Kuwait.

Newton and the Bojangles’ crew served a hot meal to neighbors at the Men’s Shelter and distributed a gift pack including a $20 Bojangles’ gift card to more than 200 Shelter guests from Bojangles’ festive holiday boxes.

Christmas will be a little brighter for children in need across Horry County thanks to people in the community.

Meals on Wheels partnered with Subway to deliver the boxed meals to senior citizens.

An abandoned piece of furniture in a field in Little River is quickly becoming a symbol of the holiday season.

Myrtle Beach police officers made sure one little girl had a place to put her Christmas presents this year.

G.K. Young made magic in 2016 when he helped the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers baseball team win the school’s first national title.

She drove directly to the Lottery claims center to redeem her prize.

Myrtle Beach High School quarterback Luke Doty was named South Carolina’s Mr. Football during halftime of the Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl, North vs. South, on Saturday in Myrtle Beach.

South Carolina U.S. Rep. Tom Rice helped to put a big smile on a soldier’s face on Friday.

A North Carolina man is tens of thousands dollars richer after winning a portion of last Friday’s Mega Millions drawing.

It’s an annual tradition that brings a smile to students, players and coaches alike.

Ten-year-old David Brown, of Adams Run, was given two awards on Thursday morning by staff at Roper St. Francis Healthcare in downtown Charleston.

The 80-year-old Army veteran has worked around the clock for the past five decades to create nearly 300 toys.

Numerous donations have been made this holiday season to help pay off the student lunch debt at Horry County schools.

Every slice of pizza eaten by Main Slice customers in North Myrtle Beach helped to eliminate school lunch debt for children.

This Christmas, a Conway family is truly grateful.

A mini-pig that was separated from its vacationing family has been located.

The 6-year-old little girl’s project, Grandma’s Lap, aims to collect blankets to distribute to nursing homes across our area.

The Low Riders Motorcycle Club help different organizations every year around the holidays. This year they also wanted to reach out to the family of three-year-old Kamille "Cupcake" McKinney.