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Carolina Trust & HTC: Two Area Students Receive Key Scholarship Award
For the nineteenth year, Carolina Trust Federal Credit Union and HTC chose two graduating high school seniors to receive their annual Key Scholarship. High school seniors from Horry, Georgetown, Marion, Williamsburg, and the southern part of Florence County planning to attend either Coastal Carolina University or Francis Marion University were encouraged to apply. The 2025 Key Scholarship award winners are: Myrtle Beach High School graduates, Ashley Lourdes Perez and Madelyn Lanier. This fall, both Perez
Citizens of Horry County to Receive Life-Size Replicas of Nation’s Charters of Freedom
The Declaration of Independence, United States Constitution, Bill of Rights and Civil Rights Amendments are coming to Conway thanks to the collective efforts of the Horry County Museum, along with local contractors and community leaders, working with Foundation Forward, Inc. of Burke County, NC. The Charters of Freedom will be permanently installed at the Horry County Museum, located at 805 N Main Street in Conway. The setting will be only the third location to be installed in South Carolina, and the
Leadership Conway and Charles B. Jordan Unite for $100,000 Donation to Waccamaw Youth Center
Leadership Conway Class 33 is proud to announce a transformative donation to the Waccamaw Youth Center (WYC), a vital organization dedicated to providing safe housing and support for vulnerable youth in Horry County. The group’s latest initiative, focused on furnishing a newly constructed facility on the WYC campus, has resulted in a $100,000 gift from Charles B. Jordan, a founder of Chancel Construction, Inc. The building, designed to support young adult males, will serve as a critical transitional space
Horry County Solid Waste Authority Awards $9,000 In Scholarships
The Horry County Solid Waste Authority (SWA) has awarded nine Environmental Scholarships to eligible high school seniors interested in protecting the environment. Each recipient receives a $1,000 scholarship towards college expenses. Every year SWA awards one eligible graduating high school senior from each high school in Horry County, a one-time $1,000 scholarship. Over the past twenty years, the Solid Waste Authority has awarded $197,000 in scholarships through this program. Congratulations to the
May is National Foster Care Awareness Month!
May is National Foster Care Awareness Month! We're proud to support Fostering Hope, a local nonprofit helping the most vulnerable children in our community. We're hosting a supply drive all month long, and we need your help! Items Needed: Clothing (all sizes), shoes, hygiene products, backpacks, toys, school supplies, and more (all new items, please)! Multiple Drop-Off Locations across Conway, Myrtle Beach, Aynor, North Myrtle, and Longs.Let’s come together to support these amazing kids.
Caught Green-Handed!
The Horry County Solid Waste Authority recently recognized residents Greg Ison and Amiyah Eaton as the "Caught Green Handed" recipients for the month of March. “The ‘Caught Green Handed’ recognition is presented monthly to a Horry County resident caught in the act of recycling” stated Esther Murphy, Director of Recycling and Corporate Affairs for the Solid Waste Authority. “It’s the Solid Waste Authority’s way of recognizing and thanking citizens who have made the effort to recycle. Through
United Way of Horry County Launches Community Needs Assessment Survey to Guide Future Work
United Way of Horry County Launches Community Needs Assessment Survey to Guide Future Work Conway, S.C. – United Way of Horry County (UWHC) is inviting residents, businesses, and community partners to participate in its 2025 Community Needs Assessment Survey. This important survey is designed to gather feedback and insights on the most pressing needs and priorities facing individuals and families throughout Horry County. UWHC last conducted a countywide Community Needs Assessment in 2021, which
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North Myrtle Beach Middle Student Wins Recycled Art Contest
North Myrtle Beach Middle School Student Wins Recycled Art Contest North Myrtle Beach Middle School students know how to turn trash into treasure. The school submitted an entry to the Horry County Solid Waste Authority’s annual POP (Protect Our Planet) Art Recycling Contest. Sixth grader Stella Prince and friend, Barrett Turecki, created a bottle cap watermelon, entitled “Sweet as Watermelon”, which was selected as the grand prize winner in the Horry County Solid Waste Authority’s POP Art Contest. As
Shiv Properties, LLC Announces the Opening of Home2 Suites by Hilton in Conway, SC
Shiv Properties, LLC Announces the Opening of Home2 Suites by Hilton in Conway, SC New Hotel to Add 100 Guest Rooms to Conway, SCConway, SC – March 26, 2025 – Shiv Properties, LLC is pleased to announce the opening of Home2 Suites by Hilton Conway, a newly constructed 5-story hotel located just minutes from Myrtle Beach. The hotel, which features 100 guest suites, was developed by Shiv Properties, LLC, built by Dargan Construction Company, and is managed by Crossroads Hospitality.“We are excited to welcome
Conway Chamber of Commerce Honors Excellence at 57th Annual Salute to Education Luncheon
The Conway Chamber of Commerce’s Educational Programs Committee proudly hosted the 57th Annual Salute to Education Luncheon, celebrating outstanding graduating seniors and their inspirational teachers from the Conway area. The event, held at Horry Electric Cooperative, brought together students, educators, business leaders, and community supporters in recognition of academic excellence and leadership. The Salute to Education Luncheon is an annual tradition that highlights the hard work
Leadership Conway Class of 2025 Announced
The Conway Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its 33rd Leadership Conway Class. Leadership Conway is a 10-month program created to provide existing and emerging leaders with opportunities to enhance their civic knowledge and network. Since its inception, the program has helped participants better understand how the community works, build relationships with the area’s current and future leaders, and to focus talents in a way that will best serve the community. The program involves no more than 25
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Dr. Renee Robyn Causey Announced as Leadership Trainer for 2025 Leadership Conway Program
The Conway Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce Dr. Renee Robyn Causey will serve as the Leadership Trainer for the 2025 Leadership Conway program. This esteemed program, kicking off in January 2025, has been a cornerstone of leadership development in the Conway community for nearly half a century. Dr. Causey brings an exceptional track record of leadership, education, and advocacy to the role. With over 30 years of experience spanning academia, government, non-profits, and community service,
Celebrating Excellence: The 57th Annual Salute to Education in Conway, SC
The Conway Chamber of Commerce's Educational Affairs Committee is proud to announce the 57th Annual Salute to Education, honoring outstanding graduating seniors and their inspirational teachers in the Conway area. This year's event, scheduled for Wednesday, March 12 at noon, marks a significant transition as the committee adapts to meet the evolving needs of students and educators. Recognizing the invaluable contributions of educators and the remarkable growth of the Horry School District, the committee
FinCEN's BOI Reporting Deadline: Conway, SC Businesses Should File by 01/01/2025
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) mandates that most Conway, SC businesses disclose Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) to FinCEN by January 1, 2025, to ensure compliance and prevent financial crimes. As of today, 11-26-2024, Conway business owners have 36 calendar days (or 27 business days) left to file their BOI reports with FinCEN—don't delay or risk fines of $500 per day! Action Steps for Conway Businesses1. Confirm Filing Requirement Deadline: ASAPDetermine if your company is a
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Business View Magazine interviews representatives of Conway, South Carolina
We are excited to announce that Conway, South Carolina has been recently featured in Business View Magazine. The Feature is based on an interview between Deputy City Administrator, Mary Catherine Hyman; Public Information Officer, June Wood and Business View Magazine's Writer, Veronica Enair as part of our series covering economic growth and best city practices. Business View Magazine is a global leader in multi‐platform Business to Business profiles, news and opinion with over 840,000 executive
Hiring Success: Legal Foundations for Small Business Growth
In the fast-paced world of small business, success often starts with building a strong team. The path to hiring engaged employees involves more than just finding qualified candidates; it requires navigating a range of legal responsibilities. These regulations are not simply red tape but key elements that support long-term success. Failing to address these steps can lead to serious challenges down the road. Employers who take these responsibilities seriously create environments where both business and
Tips for Turning Your Wellness Passion into a Thriving Practice
Imagine transforming your passion for alternative wellness into a flourishing practice that not only heals but also inspires. Whether it’s acupuncture, aromatherapy, or holistic nutrition, launching an alternative wellness practice is an ambitious and fulfilling endeavor. However, the path to success is filled with critical decisions and considerations. Selecting the ideal location, understanding regulatory nuances, and securing essential funding are just a few of the pivotal steps. This comprehensive
