Julia Richardson is the Homepage Editor at WMBF and WCSC-TV Live 5 News, with a focus on local news in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. With a background in digital features, campaigns, and books, Julia brings a unique perspective to her reporting, covering a range of topics from politics and community events to social issues and cultural happenings in the area.
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Julia Richardson's coverage focuses heavily on local politics, community events, and crime in the Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina. She would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local political developments such as interviews with candidates or analysis of policies impacting the community.
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Atlantic Beach residents are still waiting for a mayor after yet another election certification meeting was rescheduled
By: Julia Richardson
The U.S. congressman representing the Grand Strand is demanding answers after receiving reports of migrants being brought to the area.
By: Julia Richardson
The new chief of the Surfside Beach Fire Department is just weeks into his role, and one of his first tasks is filling crucial roles within the department.
On Tuesday, the police department updated the city council on its plans to keep the community safe.
By: Julia Richardson
Atlantic Beach residents are still waiting for a mayor after yet another election certification meeting was rescheduled
Loris City Council members finalized a budget for the next fiscal year earlier this week and notably missing was pay raises for any city employees, including th
Myrtle Beach’s population is growing along with the rest of the Grand Strand, and that means more essential workers are needed to keep up with demand.
By: Julia Richardson
By WMBF News Staff and Published Sep. 17, 2024 at 5:17 AM GMT+2 | Updated 8 hours ago
By: Julia Richardson
Hundreds of motorcycle engines are already roaring across the Grand Strand for the start of this year’s Fall Bike Rally.
By: Julia Richardson
Back in the spring, the Surfside Beach Fire Department was short-staffed, and the town was also grappling with a $2 million budget deficit.
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