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This Memorial Day Weekend marks the unofficial start to another summer in Myrtle Beach, and as the City Manager prepares this year’s budget, he said tourism dri

The iconic Oceanside Pier's 'hammerhead' and the buildings on it were destroyed by a massive fire late last month.

Reports include potential alternatives for 86 intersections.

When you get your order at Visalia's Butter and Milk Biscuit Bar on County Center Drive and Noble Avenue, it feels like you're opening a present.

Isla Vista’s local government and UC Santa Barbara campus organizations celebrated Día de los Muertos with several events late last week. Día de los Muertos dates back to the ancient Aztecs and is celebrated annually in Mexico as a way to remember loved ones who have passed away. The dead are honored with ofrendas, or

Could Margaritaville be coming to Myrtle Beach? Mum is the word but plans are made for a flagship resort that will be developed from the ocean towards the lots behind Piggly Wiggly.

TEWKSBURY — In a proactive effort to bolster disaster preparedness and response across Massa­chu­setts, the Northeast Emergency Management Training & Education Center (NEMTEC) hosted the ‘Science of Disaster’ course from

Myrtle Beach city manager Fox Simons and city attorney Will Bryan get annual raises pay raises.

It was a full house at the Knights of Columbus this past Tuesday, April 11 for the monthly Community Board 14 meeting, with many locals coming to voice their opposition to the proposed Alma Realty development at the Surfside apartments. The development would add three new buildings and over 2,000 units to the 20-acre site,

Chef Francesco Mangano reminisces on the landscapes and flavors of his childhood in Bologna and Tuscany, Italy at Osteria Papavero.