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.

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.

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.

Just south of Ocean Boulevard is the maritime forest of Myrtle Beach State Park, the first state park to open its gates in South Carolina. Stay for a spell by renting a campsite for the night ...

Twenty-six miles of Grand Strand beaches are set for a renourishment project this spring, meaning portions of the beach will be closed to the public.

Sitting pretty on a 7.5-acre island (tucked between the Atlantic Ocean and White Point Swash), this Myrtle ... of water and 93,000 gallons of water. The bridge that connects the two North Beach ...

A contractor began Aug. 2024 the process of installing Myrtle Beach’s new waterline along Old Bryan Drive.

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 ...