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This episode is the debate from the Robert Reed Center put together by the Market Commons Home Owners Association group and the Grand Dunes Sub Associations. All of the City Council Candidates appeared.Â
Former WBTW-13 News Anchor Bob Juback was the host of the event.Â
This is a very good and informative forum.Â
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The Forest Dunes Homeowner Association every election cycle invites all the Myrtle Beach City Council and Mayoral candidates to come speak at their Association meeting. It is always a very interesting event. This one was no different. It was a chance to hear all of the candidates speak and tell about their plans for the future of the city of Myrtle Beach.Â
This episode you will hear from Mayor Brenda Bethune, Former Mayor Mark McBride, Mark Kruea, Eva Rigney all running for Mayor.
Council candidates Councilman Mike Lowder, Councilwoman Jackie Hatley, former Councilman Phil Render, Johnnie Bellamy, Terrence Butler, Kenya Hennigan, Myra Starnes, and Nick Vaugh.Â
We will tell you that we had some sound quality issues with this event. But we hope you enjoy our effort to bring it to you.Â
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This is part B of the NAACP Candidates forum and this one features the Mayoral candidates. One candidate, incumbent Mayor Brenda Bethune did not appear. This debates features the other four candidates for Mayor : Mark Kruea, Mark McBride, Eve Rigney, and Daniel Aumen.Â
It is the first time we see some of the elbows get pointy in the election so far. Enjoy.Â
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Here is the NAACP forum for the candidates for the Myrtle Beach City Council. There was one candidate unable to be there Dr. Phil Render but all the others were in attendance. Enjoy this opportunity to learn the positions of the candidates for Myrtle Beach City Council in 2025.Â
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This is the Myrtle Beach Municipal Meet and Greet from late September of 2025. It features all the candidates for Mayor of Myrtle Beach and most of the candidates for Myrtle Beach City Council. Our Host, Randal Wallace, a former Myrtle Beach City Councilman, also served as the MC for the event.Â
The candidates featured are Mayor Brenda Bethune, Daniel Aumen, Eve Rigney, Mark Kruea, and former Mayor Mark McBride, in the Mayor's race, and council candidates: Terrence Butler, Myra Starnes, Johnnie Bellamy, Nick Vaugh, Sam Fresquez, and Kenya Staten Hennigan.Â
This format was , in our opinion, excellent because it allowed each candidate to speak for a few minutes and talk about themselves and what their vision is for the city of Myrtle Beach. Â
Enjoy the forum.Â
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Welcome to our new podcast that will focus on our local community here in Horry County S.C. In this first season wie will be focusing in on the local elections in Myrtle Beach and in North Myrtle Beach and we look forward to providing a forum for discussion on our facebook page : Grand Strand Politics.
 https://www.facebook.com/groups/802395885516860
As time goes by we will look into issues affecting the Grand Strand area and perhaps doing a few interviews too with some of the people who are creating the history of our great area.Â
We hope you will tune in.Â
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 🎙️ Grand Strand Politics
“The inside story of power, growth, and change along the Grand Strand.”
A local podcast from Randal Wallace…
A podcast covering the people, decisions, and issues shaping life along South Carolina’s Grand Strand—from Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach to Surfside Beach and across Horry County.
Local politics isn’t abstract—it affects growth, development, taxes, public safety, and the future of the community.
This show breaks down what’s happening, who’s involved, and what it means for residents, business owners, and voters across the Grand Strand.
From city council decisions to county-wide issues and election coverage, Grand Strand Politics provides context, insight, and a clear look at the forces shaping one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing regions.
🎧 What You’ll Hear
👉 If you live here, work here, or care about where the Grand Strand is headed—this is your guide to the conversation.