Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Closer to the water, find RipTydz Oceanfront ... include Hibiscus Spa at Myrtle Beach Marriott Resort and Spa at Grande Dunes, Awakening Spa at Anderson Ocean Club, and ...

It could be a while before the bridge reopens — after an ice storm in 2014, crews discovered that water ... sand from Hilton Head Island all the way up to the giant Ferris wheel in Myrtle Beach ...

Most guides recommend enjoying the sublime scenery of Lake Garda from the water ... of golden sand runs alongside crystal clear waters, making a day spent here one to remember. The beach is ...

CONWAY — For nearly 20 years, North Myrtle Beach has used Myrtle Beach's water lines without paying for that service, and now its southern neighbor is suing the city, according to court records.

While no Department of Natural Resource services are available in the winter, Silver Lake State Park has been expanding its off-season offerings. RELATED: From woods to sand dunes: 3 spots to fat ...

Courtesy of Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach’s water transmission pipes have been overburdened by North Myrtle Beach, and Myrtle Beach officials want their northern neighbors to start paying up.

Myrtle Beach’s water transmission pipes have been overburdened by North Myrtle Beach, and Myrtle Beach officials want their northern neighbors to start paying up. Myrtle Beach sued North Myrtle ...

Myrtle Beach is a playground ... busier oceanfront resort sections, and more barren beaches on the south end. Some beach areas are better for water sports like jet skiing, parasailing, surfing ...

The phenomenon occurs about once a week in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, the park said on Facebook Feb. 5. “Snowfall doesn’t just cover the dunes — it transforms them into an ...

Myrtle Beach’s water transmission pipes have been overburdened by North Myrtle Beach, and Myrtle Beach officials want their northern neighbors to start paying up. Myrtle Beach sued North Myrtle Beach ...

Myrtle Beach filed the lawsuit last week, claiming North Myrtle Beach pulled over 25 billion gallons of water through Myrtle Beach’s lines over the last 19 years without paying for it.