Myrtle Beach Problems

Youth groups focused on good deeds and education?

S Davis wrote:
Just wait as more people get desperate it will get worse, I bet their income has gone down quite a bit.

You do know who the Bloods and Crips are, right?

Many of us who live in SC actually have no use for MB. Growing up in the 60’s, 70’s MB was still a small town, and you could do just about anything you wanted with zero trouble, especially in the off season. Summertime the town ballooned with out-of-towners But we knew they were there to have fun and spend lots of money which the town depended on for survival. Then the local government started to lose control of the town, or perhaps encouraged, to the developers and from there, all was lost. Now as many of you know if you come in on 501, during the summer traffic can back up to Conway, or further back. Some here in SC have been pushing for a new interstate from I think Charlotte to MB which does not have the infrastructure required to absorb it. It would be a good evac route in a storm though. There are plenty of nice areas both above and below MB that are much nicer and if you have a hankering for tourist stores, activities, chain restaurants, they are just a few miles away, and then you can return to some piece and quiet.

David Hucks writes poorly.

Just wait as more people get desperate it will get worse, I bet their income has gone down quite a bit.

People do what they know they can get away with.

Unfortunately, this is the America a lot of people are trying to create.

It's a shame. That's why you can buy an oceanfront condo in MB for under 100K that would cost double that pretty much anywhere else. Sad state of affairs to watch MB crumble as it has.