Attorney says employees are not protected under the freedom of speech for their online...
                    HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Amid the recent suspensions and firings of employees for social media posts, an attorney says freedom of speech does not protect workers and their online activity. Attorney Jarrett Bouchette says if it causes problems with your employer then they are allowed to take action against you....                
            New week starts breezy and cloudy with warming ahead of weekend
                    (WPDE) — The new week will start cool and partly sunny with breezy winds setting up for the early half of the week. For Tuesday, expect the afternoon to be mild to warm with partly sunny skies. Highs primarily sit in the mid to high 70s, though a few areas may be outliers.                
            Grand Strand Today celebrates 5th Anniversary
                    MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Wait, has it really been that long?!. Five years ago, what started as SC Weekend grew into something bigger than we ever imagined. Host Halley Murrow and photographer Dustin Ivy kicked things off in 2020 by bringing our community stories full of local flavor, heart, and fun.                
            South Carolina woman arrested after reckless driving on 33
                    Law enforcement arrested a woman after a black sedan was reported weaving dangerously along US 33 West on Sunday, according to the Bellefontaine Police Department. Officers were alerted to the vehicle after a caller contacted the Ohio State Patrol. Police located the black 2002 Lexus near US 68 and observed...                
            Coastal Lice Center offers free checks for National Head Lice Prevention Month
                    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — September is National Head Lice Prevention Month, and Coastal Lice Center is giving free head checks this month. Catherine Collins, owner, said only half of people infected with lice are allergic and get an itchy head. Now that school is back in session, it's...                
            Market Common parking deck now back open following $3M renovation
                    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - After months of maintenance and upgrades, the “P-1” parking deck at The Market Common is officially back open. According to city officials, the parking deck along Farrow Parkway reopened Friday, Sept. 12. The renovation project included structural upgrades, new lighting, fresh paint, and...                
            2025 Myrtle Beach Classic brings in $15.8 million, continues to boost Grand Strand economy
                    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — The PGA TOUR’s Myrtle Beach Classic had an economic impact that stretched far beyond the course in 2025, boosting the Grand Strand’s economy and generating $15.8 million. Even though 2025 was only the second year that the Myrtle Beach Classic was held, it already surpassed its inaugural...                
            Pirates dominate Coastal Carolina, leave ‘The Surf Turf’ with a shutout
                    CONWAY, S.C. (WNCT) — East Carolina took the field in front of a sellout crowd at Coastal Carolina on Saturday, the Pirates dominated the 2022 Birmingham Bowl rematch 38-0. After a slow start in the first half, the Pirate offense dominated the final 30 minutes, outscoring Coastal 28-0. Yannick Smith lead the Pirate...                
            Horry County Schools superintendent announces new ‘Coffee and Conversations’ schedule
                    Community members will have more chances to meet with the Horry County Schools superintendent this year. Clifford Jones, who took over as the district's superintendent in February, will host a full schedule of "Coffee and Conversations with Cliff", public events which will be designed to hear concerns and ideas from...                
            Architect speaks on proposed retail center in North Myrtle Beach after council approves first...
                    NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The plan is to bring new shopping, dining, and fueling opportunities to an area where retail is lacking. The North Myrtle Beach city council approved the first reading of a new business ordinance for the proposed retail center Eagle’s Nest Village on Monday evening.                
            
            
















