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Recent News in Myrtle Beach

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McLeod Health held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 1 for its new 20,000 square foot same day surgery center at Carolina Forest that cost $20M and is now the Grand Strand’s largest outpatient facility. Construction crews working on the 48 bed hospital provided the backdrop—officials said the center will soon offer four operating rooms, two procedure rooms and 17 rooms for patients before and after operations.

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The Friends of the Waccamaw Library will host the Annual Garden Tour, Blossoms for Books on Saturday, May 17, where visitors will view residential gardens and explore pop-up shops. Carpooling in groups of three or more will enter riders to win a $50 gift card to Bistro 217 — the event promises a spring celebration at the library.

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Myrtle Beach’s violent crime rate fell nearly 50% over the last decade, with 2,578 incidents reported in 2024—Police Chief Amy Prock confirmed the drop during a City Council briefing on April 1.

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