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7: A chat with Laura Crowther, Episode 7, Thrivin' at The Beach02 Nov 202400:36:21
The "Thrivin’ at the Beach" podcast episode features Laura Crowther, CEO of the Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors, discussing the state of the real estate market in Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand. Crowther highlights the challenges of a 40-year housing deficit, the impact of inflation on home prices and interest rates, and the need for workforce housing. She emphasizes the importance of the RIDE 4 program, which funds local road improvements, and the association's role in professional development, advocacy, and community projects like Nance Plaza revitalization. Crowther also discusses the growth of permanent residents and the need for strategic planning to maintain the area's quality of life.
Links
 Partnership Grand Strand Foundation
Website: https://www.partnershipgrandstrand.com
Learn more about the organization behind the podcast and its initiatives.
Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors
Website: https://www.ccrealtors.com
Information about the association that Laura Crowther, the podcast guest, leads.
RIDE Road Improvement Program
Website: https://www.horrycounty.org
Learn more about the RIDE initiative and how it is improving road infrastructure in the Grand Strand area.
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6: A chat with Jimmy Gray, Episode 6, Thrivin' at The Beach26 Oct 202400:41:02
Jimmy Gray and Peggy Masterson discussed initiatives and projects to drive prosperity in the Grand Strand community. They emphasized the importance of collective efforts at local, state, and federal levels to drive long-term prosperity. Jimmy highlighted the crucial role of the penny sales tax in maintaining infrastructure and addressing future workforce needs. Peggy inquired about potential concerns regarding the referendum's complexity. They discussed the need for community collaboration in advocacy efforts and a unified voice in drafting legislative priorities. Links Penny Sales Tax for Infrastructure Projects • Horry County "Ride 3" Sales Tax - Learn how the penny sales tax funds road improvements in Horry County. • Horry County Schools Penny Sales Tax - Information on how the tax supports school improvements, capital projects, and renovations. Local Government Collaboration • National League of Cities - Details on how local, state, and federal governments collaborate for communi
5: A chat with Jason Greene, Episode 5, Thrivin' at The Beach12 Oct 202400:43:33
Jason Greene, Executive CEO of the Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance, discusses the organization's mission to revitalize downtown Myrtle Beach through creative placemaking. The Alliance focuses on events, design guidelines, activating vacant spaces, and promoting community input. Committees engage local stakeholders on planning, safety, marketing, and events. Current priorities include architectural guidelines and preserving the area's history while shaping a flexible, vibrant future that serves both residents and visitors. The goal is to make downtown the welcoming "front door" to the Grand Strand.
Links
Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance Overview and Initiatives: This link will take readers to the MBDA's official website, providing detailed information on their efforts to revitalize downtown Myrtle Beach and foster collaboration. Learn more here​(MB Downtown). 
Downtown Myrtle Beach Planning and Development: For specifics on design guidelines, current projects, and the future vision of downtown, you can direct your audience to this section on their site. Check it out here​(MB Downtown).
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4: A chat with Devin Parks, Episode 4, Thrivin' at The Beach28 Sep 202400:30:26
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Myrtle Beach Arts & Innovation District Development
This page covers ongoing projects and infrastructure work in the district.

Downtown Myrtle Beach Revitalization Efforts
Explore the city's plans to redevelop downtown, including the new performing arts theater and historic preservation.

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3: A chat with Tracy Conor, Episode 3, Thrivin' at The Beach14 Sep 202400:13:50
Links
Myrtle Beach Golf Course Owners Association: Visit Website
Golf Tourism Solutions: https://www.golftourismsolutions.com/
Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce: Explore Here
2: A Chat with Sandy Davis, Episode 2, Thrivin' at the Beach14 Sep 202400:36:09
The "Thrivin at the Beach" podcast, hosted by Peggy Masterson, highlights the economic growth and initiatives in Myrtle Beach and Horry County. Sandy Davis, President and CEO of the Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corporation, discusses the organization's role in diversifying the economy beyond tourism, focusing on recruiting and retaining industries with 35 employees or more and a $2.5 million capital investment over five years. Key initiatives include product development, utility needs, and workforce housing. Davis emphasizes the importance of community partnerships, particularly with Horry Georgetown Technical College, to support workforce development and attract businesses. Links Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corporation: https://www.mbredc.org/ Horry Georgetown Technical College: https://www.hgtc.edu/
1: Thrivin' at the Beach, Episode 1, Meet The Team14 Sep 202400:13:04
The "Thriving at the Beach" podcast, hosted by Peggy Masterson, aims to share updates and stories from the Grand Strand community, featuring partners like the city of Myrtle Beach and various alliances. The podcast team includes BJ Beaver and Sarah Dahlstrom, who focus on workforce development and small business retention, respectively. Frankie Colon serves as the producer and editor, ensuring high-quality audio. Mary Ann Joy handles scheduling. The podcast will release new episodes every other week, highlighting local initiatives and successes to inspire and inform the community.
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