While the redbone hound symbolizes Redbone Alley, general manager David Poland personifies the operations of the popular restaurant.

If you want fresh fruits and vegetables in Myrtle Beach, you can get them more often.

Conway Main Street USA held its 2009 Annual Meeting recently and the slate of candidates for the 2009-2010 Board of Directors was announced and unanimously approved by the membership. 

Oceanfront Merchants Association works to market summer-long series of events designed to bring much-needed business back to Ocean Boulevard and the waterfront in downtown Myrtle Beach.

A brand new Wal-Mart off Highway 501 opened its doors today, just off Burning Ridge Road. Wal-Mart says it hopes to attract people with a new design, with a more open floorplan and hardwood floors.

Gordon Biersch Brewery & Restaurant will host a Sommerbrau tapping party in appreciation of our local firefighters’ efforts during the recent wildfires.

James R. Watson Jr. has been called one of the most intriguing and hard-working students to graduate from Wilson High School. That’s because in just one short month, Watson, along with his high school friend, Ryan McWhite, have started their very own lawn care business — J & R Lawn Maintenance.

The City of North Myrtle Beach Beach Services Division will be unveiling a new summer fun attraction in North Myrtle Beach – the world’s largest inflatable waterslide.

The owner of a Murrells Inlet restaurant is spearheading an effort to form a coalition of businesses to rename and re-market bike rallies along the Grand Strand.

Chrysler’s plans to eliminate 789 of its 3,200 dealerships would close down at least 11 franchises in South Carolina — including four in the Pee Dee — and 14 in North Carolina.

Steve Morrison was a car salesman until a relative mentioned something to him and a light bulb flashed in his head.

By most accounts, the 2009 Harley-Davidson spring rally is slow for many businesses, vendors, and even bikers.  Harley-Davidson spokesman Mike Shank says the overall numbers are fair, but they should be much better than they are.

Business Owners Organized to Save Tourism (BOOST) is calling for the City of Myrtle Beach to end safety checkpoints.

“It’s obvious bike weeks aren’t going to be the same anymore,“ said Ted Panos, who owns the Havenwood Pancake House in Myrtle Beach. “Business has been dramatically reduced.“

The Morning News changed its home-delivery subscription prices Monday.