Janet Morgan is a Senior Reporter at My Horry News. She covers a range of topics including animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, real estate development, and water management in the United States. Janet's work has been featured in My Horry News, The Post and Courier, and Ranger Newspaper.
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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
Teams build Carolina Bateau skiffs and race to Goat Island trying not to sink. The Georgetown Wooden Boat Show continues on Front Street on Oct. 18, 2025.
Names are carved in headstones, but the SC Highway 31 extension may threaten a graveyard and church in a historic Black community in northern Horry County.
By: Janet Morgan
MYRTLE BEACH – The Grand Strand's pickleball presence keeps growing.
By: Janet Morgan
Myrtle Beach mayoral candidates talk about public safety issues. Daniel Aumen, Brenda Bethune, Mark Kruea, Mark McBride and Eva Perez Rigney are running.
By: Janet Morgan
With defiant neighs, more than most of nearly 800 horses detoured the high-tide swollen swash for the 20-mile Heart Association Beach Ride in Myrtle Beach.
Dozens of horses trotted along the sand in Myrtle Beach for the 44th annual American Heart Association Beach Ride. The annual event raised nearly $450,000.
By: Janet Morgan
Kelsey Manemeit is suing Horry County, the county police department, former Deputy Administrator Randy Webster and county police Chief Kris Leonhardt. The reasons for the lawsuit include assault, defamation, wrongful
By: Wyatt Barczak, Janet Morgan
Roller skating rinks have closed in Charleston and the closest is in Orangeburg, but the resurgence of interest across South Carolina shows promise.
By: Janet Morgan, Ruth Cronin
Chabad of Myrtle Beach is planning a 37-building Jewish community that includes rental units, a worship center and a school. It's before City Council.
By: Janet Morgan
Cat Pawsitive training is held at the Humane Society of North Myrtle Beach for cats that are "spicy," said trainer Meaghan Pitman. The training helps the cats socialize and learn
