Joe Wedra is a journalist who focuses on local news in Horry County, South Carolina. He writes for My Horry News and covers a variety of topics including high school sports, community events, and local achievements. Joe is dedicated to keeping the community informed and highlighting the accomplishments of its residents.
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Joe Wedra’s articles predominantly cover local sports events and announcements, with a specific focus on high school sports within Horry County. If you have insights related to upcoming local games or events, achievements of high school athletes, or any announcements related to the mentioned topics in this region, it would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Joe Wedra
New faces are all around for Carolina Forest in 2024.
By: Joe Wedra
“We’re going to be very young this year and will be relying on a couple of freshmen in key spots. We’ll need them to come through for us… So right
By: Joe Wedra
The MyHorryNews 2024 Football Preview is here, featuring the newly created "Beach Region." Here's a breakdown of what to expect from Horry County and Myrtle Beach, SC, area football teams this season.
Christian Rivera battles Wando's Hunter Reed at the net on Wednesday night. Photo by Mike Duprez/[email protected]
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North Myrtle Beach quarterback Landon Cloninger practices his throwing motion at a summer practice. (Photo by Joe Wedra/[email protected])
By: Joe Wedra
Melissa Jefferson, a Georgetown native and a former Coastal Carolina track and field standout, had a career-changing performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, winning a gold medal as a part of the women’s 4x100 relay team and a bronze medal in the individual 100-meter event.
The Myrtle Beach high school football team defeated Lake City, 21-6, to open up the 2024 football season in Horry County.
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Darren Grainger of Georgia State Athletics. Photo courtesy of Georgia State Athletics
Socastee head coach Ben Hampton speaks to his team after the Braves defeated Aynor, 23-8, on Friday, Sept. 6, 2024. (Photo by Joe Wedra/[email protected])
By: Joe Wedra
Myrtle Beach SC area coaches, athletes and fans of the sport have been overjoyed by the emergence and the success of boys volleyball in the area in recent years.
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