Post and Courier Myrtle Beach

A circuit court judge has dismissed Weldon Boyd's lawsuit against an attorney representing Scott Spivey’s family in their wrongful death case against the North Myrtle Beach businessman. (Full story below.)

The Greater Myrtle Beach Area Collaborative released the findings from its recent survey, which will be used to help identify areas of concern and create a targeted, five-year plan of action to troubleshoot problems. (Full story below.)

Taylors' Lance Footer draws Disney princesses and female comic book characters for a living, despite being legally blind. He connected with fans recently at HeroesCon in Charlotte. (Full story below.)

Patrons can submit applications for the annual ticket lottery for the Masters Tournament through June 20. (Full story below.)

In a city that values wildlife enough to declare itself a bird sanctuary, dealing with the growing number of Canada geese is fragile work. (Full story below.)

The search for a missing Midlands woman that has grabbed national attention may have come to a tragic end.

Lexington authorities announced at a press conference that a body had been found six days after Elena Katherine Moore went missing near a Planet Fitness. (Full story below.)

A series of small fires in one of Myrtle Beach’s popular communities has city police searching for the suspect — or suspects — behind the blazes. (Full story below.)