Joe Wedra

Seven Horry County high school football teams will make the SCHSL football playoffs. Three will have bye weeks in the opening week of playoff competition. Just one, North Myrtle Beach, will play at home. Carolina Forest, Myrtle Beach and Loris have byes.

Lt. Col. James Davis, the Director of Military Instruction for Horry County Schools, spoke at Myrtle Beach High School on Veterans Day 2024, helping lead the county's celebrations.

The North Myrtle Beach girls volleyball team, led by Clara Cloninger and Olivia Borgman, knocked off Lucy Beckham in straight sets to win the Lower State championship and advance to Saturday's Class 5A-Div. II state finals.

Two new elementary schools in Carolina Forest, one off of Ronald McNair Boulevard and the other off of Carolina Forest Boulevard, will have names voted on for final approval in Monday's Horry County Schools Board of Education meeting.

Having just turned 89 years old, Moses still works full time with My Horry News, laying out newspapers every week for members of the community to digest the latest news around the Horry County area.

The North Myrtle Beach High School football team knocked off Lucy Beckham in the first round of the SCHSL Class 5A-Division II playoffs, a 42-28 win at home. Quarterback Landon Cloninger and running back Drew Prince led the way.

The North Myrtle Beach High School girls volleyball team won the 2024 SCHSL Class 5A-Division II state championship on Saturday, Nov. 16 at Dreher High School with a 3-0 win over Nation Ford.

The North Myrtle Beach football team sailed to a big home victory over Lucy Beckham in the first round of the 2024 SCHSL playoffs

The Horry County Schools Board of Education was presented with a draft of a new potential personal device policy at a meeting on Monday, Nov. 18. The policy, set to be voted on in December, would go into effect in January if approved.

Loris defenders upend Hanahan running back Travis Neal during the first quarter at Loris Friday night. (Photo by Jim Berry/ [email protected] )