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 March 6, 2024

Introducing HorryCounty.com

Your premier destination for all things Horry County, featuring insightful news and media content tailored to our local, regional, and national political landscape. Stay informed and engaged with our daily updates, including captivating stories and videos designed to resonate with Horry County residents.


Join our vibrant online community on our Facebook page, Horry County Social Club, where you’ll find a wealth of information on local events, entertainment, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content from our website.


Here’s what you can expect from our weekly lineup:

Monday – Don’t let your Monday ruin your Sunday: Start your week on a positive note with uplifting stories that will leave you feeling as refreshed as a Sunday spent with family.


Tuesday – Rasin’ Sand: Delve into politically and socially relevant topics with our thought-provoking stories that challenge conventional narratives.


Wednesday – Jimmy Crack Corn “I don’t care”: Explore intriguing stories from the past, reminiscent of tales shared by seasoned storytellers, offering a glimpse into Horry County’s rich history.


Thursday – Malfeasance: Take a break from the weighty issues with our lighthearted stories, offering a humorous take on otherwise serious matters.


Friday – No Stop Lights: Enjoy exclusive insights and opinions on the Trump universe from former Lt. Gov. Ken Ard in our engaging video series.


Saturday – Ed Wilson’s Cartoons: Immerse yourself in the world of political satire with captivating political cartoons, shedding light on crucial issues through this dying art.


Sunday – Polecat of the Week: Keep up with the latest controversies and disruptions in the political and social scene as we unveil our “Polecat of the Week,” spotlighting individuals or groups making waves in Horry County.

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