South Carolina's Myrtle Beach doesn't want to be 'Dirty Myrtle' anymore
No one can really say definitively where the nickname “Dirty Myrtle” came from, or when it appeared. Some say it came from a beer popularized decades ago
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South Carolina's Myrtle Beach doesn't want to be 'Dirty Myrtle' anymore | WFAE 90.7
Earlier this year, the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce unveiled a new marketing campaign for the Grand Strand. Henceforth, the region would be known as “The Beach,” or so the chamber hoped.
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