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The northeastern corner of South Carolina, known as Horry (pronounced O-REE') County since 1801, is a diverse land of rivers, beaches, forests and swamps. Sometimes referred to as "the Independent Republic of Horry", a nickname that had a humorous beginning and referred to politically independent minded people, consists of 1,134 square miles, over 320,000 residents, and over 2200 dedicated employe

es to service their needs. Horry County hosts eight cities/towns that welcome millions of visitors annually who enjoy our many amenities that include pristine beaches, shopping, golf and a wide array entertainment. Rules of Engagement
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Labor Day Weekend marks an unofficial end of summer in many ways, so let’s take a look back at it.This summer in Horry C...
09/06/2026

Labor Day Weekend marks an unofficial end of summer in many ways, so let’s take a look back at it.

This summer in Horry County it was hot - seriously a very hot one - but it was also full of collaboration and productivity that has become a cornerstone of what makes special.

From playgrounds and hospitals opening, to the rounds of primary elections, to large capital project updates and beach renourishment, to the many meetings, interactions, and day-to-day work that kept it all running, here’s a look back at summer 2026.

GARDEN CITY STREETSCAPE PROJECT BEGINS SEPT. 8A safer, more resilient Garden City is on the way!Construction on the Gard...
09/03/2026

GARDEN CITY STREETSCAPE PROJECT BEGINS SEPT. 8

A safer, more resilient Garden City is on the way!

Construction on the Garden City Streetscape Project is scheduled to begin Tuesday, Sept. 8. Crews will start near the Georgetown County line, near Cedar Ave, and move north along South Waccamaw Drive.

Lane closures will be in place as crews begin underground utility and drainage work. Please use caution, follow posted detours and traffic signs, and watch for active work zones.

Phase 1 will extend along Waccamaw Drive to Magnolia Avenue and along Atlantic Avenue to the marsh.

Horry County leaders will gather on Tuesday, Sept. 29, for an official groundbreaking ceremony. More details will be shared here soon.

🔗Learn more about the project at the link in the comments below.



*** This post has been updated to correct a street name listed in the original post. ***

You Can Help Shape the Plan🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚴‍♂️🌳Horry County is building a master plan for a trail network that will connect comm...
09/03/2026

You Can Help Shape the Plan🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚴‍♂️🌳

Horry County is building a master plan for a trail network that will connect communities, create new opportunities, and bring Horry County together.

This is the beginning of a bigger vision and we want you to be a part of it. Look for our link in the comments below to take the survey, or leave your comments on what you want included in the plan. The survey and comment period will remain open through October 1, 2026.

We want to hear directly from the community about the features and amenities you would like to see included as part of the trail. In addition to the survey, look for the announcement of a public information meeting tentatively planned for later this fall.

Your input on the plan will help Horry County prioritize future investments, shape the trail and strengthen connections between people and the places that matter most.

09/02/2026

WHAT WE DO WEDNESDAY 🔎

This week, we’re teaming up with our friends at the Horry County Memorial Libraries for a little behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to get your next great read into your hands.

Horry County operates 10 libraries, offering books, Tonie Boxes, cake pans, and a variety of services to our community.

But what happens when the book you’re looking for isn’t at your home branch? There’s a guy for that! 📚

Meet Scott, a Book Courier for the library system. He helps keep books moving from branch to branch to make sure your next read makes it into your hands.

NOTICE OF UPCOMING HOLIDAY CLOSURE All Horry County Government offices and facilities will be closed Monday, September 7...
09/01/2026

NOTICE OF UPCOMING HOLIDAY CLOSURE

All Horry County Government offices and facilities will be closed Monday, September 7 , 2026, in observance of Labor Day.

Horry County public safety agencies will remain operational throughout the holiday. In the event of an emergency, please dial 9-1-1.

For a non-emergency requiring public safety assistance, please call our non-emergency line at 843-248-1520.

IMPROVING STREET SIGN VISIBILITY 🛣️Horry County Public Works is making street signs easier to see in Carolina Forest.Roa...
08/31/2026

IMPROVING STREET SIGN VISIBILITY 🛣️

Horry County Public Works is making street signs easier to see in Carolina Forest.

Road Maintenance crews recently replaced existing 9-inch street signs along Carolina Forest Boulevard with larger, 12-inch signs to improve visibility for drivers.

The upgraded signs are now in place at:

- Hibernia Road
- East Covington Drive
- Tuckahoe Road
- Heartwood Lane
- Westhaven Drive
- Surgeon’s Drive
- Beech Tree Drive

The existing signs are recycled or reused for future projects.

Similar improvements are coming to Holmestown Road next!

SERVICE BEHIND EVERY BALLOT 🗳️The past couple of months have been busy for the Horry County Voter Registration & Electio...
08/28/2026

SERVICE BEHIND EVERY BALLOT 🗳️

The past couple of months have been busy for the Horry County Voter Registration & Elections team.

Since June, the dedicated team has coordinated and facilitated operations for several elections and runoff elections.

This important task could not be possible without the service and support of the men and women who serve as Poll Managers, Poll Manager Assistants and Precinct Clerks.

Their commitment to serving our community is a shining example of Service the Horry Way.

🗳️Interested in serving during future elections? Visit the link in the comments below to learn more!

ADDED COASTAL CONVENIENCE 🌊Permanent restrooms are now open at two additional Horry County beach accesses!The latest ADA...
08/27/2026

ADDED COASTAL CONVENIENCE 🌊

Permanent restrooms are now open at two additional Horry County beach accesses!

The latest ADA-compliant restrooms are now available at Hawes Avenue Beach Access in Garden City and Nash Street Beach Access in the Myrtle Beach area.

These improvements were made possible through impact fee funding and collaboration between Horry County’s Maintenance and Public Works departments.

Permanent restrooms are also available at the Cottage Beach, Seabreeze, Calhoun and Hibben Memorial beach accesses.

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1301 Second Avenue
Conway, SC
29526

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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