Murrells Inlet News

A grand time was had by all during the 26th annual Murrells Inlet Boat Parade, although there was some unpleasantness afterwards.

Two homes were destroyed by fire and two others were heavily damaged by smoke and flames Saturday afternoon on Bay Drive in the Salters Cove community near Murrells Inlet.

For anyone who has ever wondered how their home rates on a a oegreena scale, Lisa Barrett of Advanced Custom Design has the answer.

Hundreds of boaters were on the water for the 26th annual Murrells Inlet boat parade.

A four house fire is reported in the Salter's Cove community in Garden City. The Murrells Inlet and Garden City Fire department are on the scene as well as Horry County Fire Rescue.

Since she got a Kindle 2 in February, Kathleen Hughes doesna t spend much time in bookstores.

In the animal kingdom there are carnivores, herbivores, omnivores and even insectivores.

While going green may be the latest trend in most sectors, it's nothing new in the art world.

Ladd Dezendorf was sold when he saw a driver extract her Smart car from a parking space in Paris.

The fallout continues from Gov. Mark Sanford's admission Wednesday he has been carrying on an affair with a woman from Argentina with some lawmakers demanding he resign.

A fire that started early Sunday morning burned through most of the two Garden City Baptist Church buildings.

Crews from Murrells Inlet-Garden City Fire and Rescue and other area fire stations battled a blaze at Garden City Baptist Church on Pine Street early Sunday.

Policies and parents collided on Highway 17 this week when about 50 Waccamaw Neck children sat in a hot school bus for up to 45 minutes because the driver said the kids were misbehaving.

A slow economy is affecting local festivals, but a decrease in festival number, and size, could also affect the local economy.

While many employers are being forced to lay off workers, Huntington Beach State Park has a different problem.

The youth of the church are not only the future of the church, they are the church, says Erik Mays.

Temperatures throughout the weekend were in the upper 90's, with heat level indexes reaching above 100 degrees.

Ten Toes Up, a funk inspired rock band from Murrells Inlet South Carolina, will take the stage at Live Wire Music Hall on Saturday for their inagural performance in Savannah.

Management and development on one of Waccamaw Neck's oldest gated communities has changed hands under an agreement announced last week.

Music too loud Not long after being pulled over and given a verbal warning about her car radio being too loud, a 23-year-old Georgetown woman was pulled over for the same offense at about 1:15 a.m. Sunday.