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From shingles, metal, and tile to commercial flat roofing, Lowco Roofing has the product lines and expertise to complete your job correctly, on time, and within your budget. As an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we offer the largest selection of shingle styles and products from the most trusted name in shingle manufacturers.

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'It's what we do': Murrells Inlet neighborhood places 1,500 flags ahead of Veterans Day

MURRELLS INLET, S.C. (WMBF) - A neighborhood in Murrells Inlet placed more than 1,500 American Flags around the community ahead of Veterans Day.“There are neighborhoods in the area that do Halloween really good and they do Christmas really good. But we do patriotism really good,” Carol Collins said.A neighborhood, easily recognizable around patriotic holidays, like Veterans Day.It’s a tradition that continues to grow.“The community is growing and the volunteers are growing and the support i...

MURRELLS INLET, S.C. (WMBF) - A neighborhood in Murrells Inlet placed more than 1,500 American Flags around the community ahead of Veterans Day.

“There are neighborhoods in the area that do Halloween really good and they do Christmas really good. But we do patriotism really good,” Carol Collins said.

A neighborhood, easily recognizable around patriotic holidays, like Veterans Day.

It’s a tradition that continues to grow.

“The community is growing and the volunteers are growing and the support is growing and it’s our thing,” Carol said.

When Carol and her husband Mike put out the flags for July Fourth, there were around 1,200. Now, months later, that number has grown to 1,500.

Frank Lopresti and his wife moved back to the area over the summer and had to get involved.

“Just because the way our veterans are, we got to take care of them. We got to, we got to support them and that’s the main thing very important,” Lopresti said.

Mike and Carol started the tradition with a handful of neighbors when they moved to Murrells Inlet.

Now, a majority of the neighborhood gathers before five patriotic holidays each year to put out the ever-growing number of flags.

Many feel it’s a simple way to honor those veterans and first responders who have served.

“just to feel and being in America, you know, being free and you know, if it wasn’t for them, you know, which I never was in any wars or anything. But you know, it’s just there’s a lot of sacrifice. And makes you feel good to put that American flag in the ground,” Lopresti said.

Looking ahead, a volunteer named Doug thought it would be fun to get flags for the different branches of the military and put those in the yards of those who served in addition to the American flags.

Still, Mike and Carol said it wouldn’t be possible without the nearly 50-person volunteer team.

“It’s a team effort. So you know we actually appreciate it. That support, and again hopefully it’s something that inspires others,” Mike said.

Carol and Mike plan to order a few hundred more flags for the next holiday, which will be Memorial Day.

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Demolition started on the Inlet Square Mall in Murrells Inlet. Here’s what we know

A pile of rubble signified the first steps in an ongoing project to revitalize one of the capstone properties in the Myrtle Beach area.Demolition began in October 2024 at the Inlet Square Mall in Murrells Inlet. The walls separating Planet Fitness from the rest of the mall were removed.Paramount Development Corporation owns the mall and is ...

A pile of rubble signified the first steps in an ongoing project to revitalize one of the capstone properties in the Myrtle Beach area.

Demolition began in October 2024 at the Inlet Square Mall in Murrells Inlet. The walls separating Planet Fitness from the rest of the mall were removed.

Paramount Development Corporation owns the mall and is leading the project. Company Vice President David Harner and Real Estate Manager Neil Bowers could not be reached for comment before publication. The Sun News reported in June 2024 that demolition was slated for parts of the property.

The site work is one of the earliest steps to revamp the property. The plan seeks to convert the former mall into a mixed-use development. The new property will feature a Hobby Lobby and a 134-room Home2Suites by Hilton hotel, along with other shopping options.

The original plan for the location also included a residential complex. However, Harner told The Sun News in July 2024 that the site wasn’t approved for multi-family use by Horry County. Paramount Development Corporation bought the mall for six million dollars in February 2023 after the previous owners couldn’t pay their bills.

The firm’s purchase followed several large tenants closing their locations at the Inlet Square Mall.

This story was originally published October 26, 2024, 5:00 AM.

The Sun News

Ben Morse is the Retail and Leisure Reporter for The Sun News. Morse covers local business and Coastal Carolina University football and was awarded third place in the 2023 South Carolina Press Association News Contest for sports beat reporting and second place for sports video in the all-daily division. Morse previously worked for The Island Packet, covering local government. Morse graduated from American University in 2023 with a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism and economics and is originally from Prospect, Kentucky.

An assisted living home in Murrells Inlet is for sale. Here’s the asking price

An assisted living facility in the Murrells Inlet area is for sale on the commercial real estate platform LoopNet.The Inlet Oaks Assisted Living facility at 12287 S.C. Highway 707 first went on the market in September 2024. An asking price for the property was not listed on LoopNet. Senior Vice President of Hilco Real Estate Stephen Madura did not return a request for comment before publication....

An assisted living facility in the Murrells Inlet area is for sale on the commercial real estate platform LoopNet.

The Inlet Oaks Assisted Living facility at 12287 S.C. Highway 707 first went on the market in September 2024. An asking price for the property was not listed on LoopNet. Senior Vice President of Hilco Real Estate Stephen Madura did not return a request for comment before publication.

According to Horry County Land Records, the property last sold in 2014 for more than $630,000. Horry County Land Records also lists the market value of the property that is less than seven acres at $8.7 million. The property previously faced controversy in 2023 regarding a license issue.

The Sun News reported in March 2023 that the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control refused to renew the facilities license because the owners didn’t complete the application on time.

SCDHEC has since been split into two different state agencies: the South Carolina Department of Public Health and the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services.

In an email to The Sun News, the Department of Public Health Media Relations wrote that the owners contested SCDHEC’s decision to the Administrative Law Court at the time. According to the department, Inlet Oaks also filed information to resolve the matter. SCDHEC agreed to grant Inlet Oaks a license and filed a consent stipulation of dismissal with ALC to rescind its original denial.

In July 2023, the ALC granted the consent stipulation for dismissal.

“In March 2024, the Department received an application for an amended license as a result of a change of ownership for Inlet Oaks Assisted Living,” the Department of Public Health Media Relations wrote in a statement. “This application is still pending.”

This story was originally published October 25, 2024, 1:00 AM.

The Sun News

Ben Morse is the Retail and Leisure Reporter for The Sun News. Morse covers local business and Coastal Carolina University football and was awarded third place in the 2023 South Carolina Press Association News Contest for sports beat reporting and second place for sports video in the all-daily division. Morse previously worked for The Island Packet, covering local government. Morse graduated from American University in 2023 with a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism and economics and is originally from Prospect, Kentucky.

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