Janet Morgan is a journalist based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. She writes for My Horry News and The Post and Courier, focusing on local news and events in the Myrtle Beach area. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, community events, weather updates, and cultural heritage.
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Janet's focus is primarily local, with a specific focus on Myrtle Beach and the surrounding areas. Her coverage heavily emphasizes announcements and includes expert commentary. She appears to cover a wide variety of topics relevant to the community such as local news, politics, sports and community events.
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By: Janet Morgan
Similar to refinancing a home mortgage loan, Myrtle Beach is going to issue bonds to pay off debt, replace old sewage pipes and fix some leaking glass walls.
By: Janet Morgan
Despite neighbors' objections, a drive-thru coffee shop, rental townhomes and cottages got the go-ahead to be built in Myrtle Beach's Market Common community.
By: Nic Napier, Janet Morgan, Lauren Leibman
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By: Janet Morgan
of 3 GEORGETOWN – Reeling from the news that the city's longtime paper mill would soon close , Georgetown faith leaders gathered to pray.
By: Janet Morgan
North Myrtle Beach City Council gave first reading approval for the annexation of a 58-acre parcel at the intersection of Highways 22 and 31 and a zoning designation to allow residential development.
By: Janet Morgan
A plan for the city of Myrtle Beach to sell land for an $80 million surf park fell through. Now Surfworks wants to build its project at Broadway at the Beach.
By: Janet Morgan
Myrtle Beach may change its two-decade policy of paying for customers’ credit card fees. The fees could cost the city $1.2 million if there isn’t a change.
By: Janet Morgan
A Vietnam War memorial is being planned for Myrtle Beach and the public is asked to help with the design. Two public input meetings are slated for next week.
By: Janet Morgan, Dylan Ortuno
International Residence Hall's Myrtle Beach campus is expected to open the first of its dormitory-style international housing buildings in time for next summer.
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