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Incumbent county councilman Danny Hardee moves forward in the race for Horry County Council District 10.

While most local incumbents are facing no competition this election cycle, such is not the case for the Horry County Council District 10 seat. Current District 10 council member Danny Hardee is facing opposition from two political newcomers Timothy Davis and Kenny Lee in the upcoming June Republican primary.

FORESTBROOK, S.C. (WBTW)– Horry County Fire Rescue is celebrating a new addition to its emergency service infrastructure. Wednesday morning a grand opening ceremony was held for fire station #4 in Forestbrook. The new fire station, located at 120 Burcale Road, cost $5.35 million and took around two years to finish. The new facility replaced the […]

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Development, development and development comprised the list of audience questions at an Horry County Council candidates night event in fast-growing Carolina Forest on April 17. Political newcomers Kenny Lee and Timothy Davis are challenging incumbent Danny Hardee for the Republican nomination in the sprawling Horry County Council District 10, which includes Wild Wing and a small slice of Carolina Forest.

Horry County officials want to meet with state representatives about a Conway-area asphalt plant that has generated complaints from residents in recent months.

A resolution by Horry County Council two years ago to slow growth along the Highway 90 corridor will remain in place — for now.

Citizens’ concerns about a proposed residential development near the Conway Airport led the Conway Planning Commission to defer action on the developers annexation and zoning request at a public meeting on Monday, Nov. 27. Instead, the planning commission called for a workshop to look into concerns raised by about a dozen residents during a public hearing, including traffic congestion, traffic safety and the potential for flooding.

Horry County Council will discuss cracking down on people who shoot fireworks in residential areas. County leaders approved new restrictions last year but some council members dont believe the ordinance is effective.

South Carolina officials agreed to allow a sand mine to expand near an Horry County nature preserve. The move prompted a backlash from environmental activists and residents. The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental control (DHEC) approved the expansion near the Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve.