North Myrtle Beach Tree City Board Presents Tree of the Month Award for February

The North Myrtle Beach Tree City Board has selected an oak tree located at Trinity United Methodist Church, 706 14th Avenue South, as its Tree of the Month for February.

Those familiar with the tree’s history say it was planted in 1976 in memory of Jim Taibi, who passed away on June 2, 1976. Pastor Reverend William Williams, now a Methodist Bishop, presided over the ceremony and North Myrtle Beach gardener Jane McDaniel supervised the planting.

A hurricane severely damaged one of the tree’s large limbs and a portion of its trunk. Instead of taking the tree down, the church hired an arborist who restored the tree because of its importance to the congregation and the community. As a result, Sunday school classes can continue a tradition of meeting under its branches well into the future.

Property owners and developers interested in finding out how they can preserve trees on their property may contact the North Myrtle Beach Tree City Board atnmbtreeboard@nmb.us.

The Tree of the Month program began in 2010 as a way to recognize preserved trees in the city. It also provides a platform to remind people of the benefits and importance that trees offer in our everyday lives.

If you have a tree you would like to be considered for Tree of the Month, contact Parks & Grounds Superintendent Jim Grainger at (843) 280-5571 or via email atnmbtreeboard@nmb.us.  

Special Called February 20 North Myrtle Beach City Council Meeting For an Executive Session

The North Myrtle Beach City Council will hold a Special Called Meeting on Wednesday, February 20, 2:00 p.m. at City Hall for the purpose of entering into an Executive Session for a Legal Briefing regarding the City of North Myrtle Beach, SC vs. SLF IV/Sandridge Development LLC, et al - Case#2017CP2605918.  

Cherry Grove Park & Boat Ramp Closed February 18 - March 29

The Cherry Grove Park & Boat Ramp at 53rd Avenue North, including the kayak ramp, will be closed due to construction February 18-March 29. The deteriorating fishing pier located there will be demolished and rebuilt.

As an alternative, consider using the boat ramp landing at 2nd Avenue South.

Clients Call Century 21 Thomas a "Shining Star" in the North Myrtle Beach Business Community

It is so wonderful to receive such amazing letters from your beloved clients! It is the reason we are in business and it warms up our hearts, pushing us to keep working hard with and for our extraordinary customers! Thank you Bruce, and Thank you to each and every person out there who entrusted us with their business! We are forever grateful!


Thomas Real Estate, Inc. Sponsors Blood Drive February 22, 2019

Did you know that 1 pint of blood can save up to 3 lives?

Please join Thomas Real Estate, Inc. on Friday, Feb. 22, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at a community Blood Drive.

The event will be held at Thomas Real Estate, Inc., 625 Sea Mountain Highway in the Cherry Grove section of North Myrtle Beach.
Please schedule your appointment in advance by going to www.redcrossblood.org (sponsor code: CENTURY21).
Let’s continue to build North Myrtle Beach and save lives as we support the American Red Cross!

City of North Myrtle Beach FY 2018 Annual Report

The City has published its FY 2018 Annual Report. It is a summary of City projects and accomplishments as they occurred during FY 2018.

You can access the Report online and read it in magazine format by following this link: FY 2018 Annual Report - City of North Myrtle Beach

If the previous link does not work for you, access the Report via this link:http://online.pubhtml5.com/ahig/hjiz/#p=1 

The format works best on a computer or tablet screen.

The City's Finance Department offers a Comprehensive Annual Financial Report(CAFR). All CAFRs from 2007 through 2018 can be accessed via this link:http://www.nmb.us/Page.aspx?id=24.

City Budgets from 2008 through 2019 can also be accessed through the same Finance Department link.

Enjoy Sports And Helping People? Volunteer for the North Myrtle Beach Sports Tourism Ambassador Program!

If you enjoy sports and helping people, you may enjoy being a volunteer North Myrtle Beach Sports Tourism Ambassador.

In partnership with the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce, the North Myrtle Beach Parks & Recreation Department created the North Myrtle Beach Sports Tourism Ambassador program. Our Sports Tourism Ambassadors, dressed in blue polo shirts, are easily accessible and always eager to answer questions and interact with spectators at North Myrtle Beach sports events. They also provide support for sports tournament directors and at community events.

Many of the families who accompany sports tournament participants to our city stay two or more days in the community and are always looking for things to see and do between games. Sports Tourism Ambassadors help ensure these visitors experience the full range of North Myrtle Beach hospitality.

To learn more about becoming a volunteer Sports Tourism Ambassador, please contact Athletic & Sports Tourism Director Amanda Player Wofford at agplayer@nmb.us or call 843-281-3802.