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Crunch Franchise Brings State-of-the-Art Fitness Facility to Myrtle Beach, SC

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C., Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Crunch Fitness today announces the grand opening of Crunch Myrtle Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The $3 million state-of-the-art fitness facility will be having its grand opening party on February 11, 2025. Operated by Crunch Fitness franchisee JF Fitness, Crunch Myrtle Beach is located in the Coas...

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C., Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Crunch Fitness today announces the grand opening of Crunch Myrtle Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The $3 million state-of-the-art fitness facility will be having its grand opening party on February 11, 2025. Operated by Crunch Fitness franchisee JF Fitness, Crunch Myrtle Beach is located in the Coastal Grand Mall at 2000 Coastal Grand Circle, creating a new fitness offering for residents of Myrtle Beach.

Fusing fitness with entertainment to make serious fitness fun, Crunch Myrtle Beach offers top-quality cardio and strength training equipment, olympic lifting platforms, personal training, a dedicated group fitness studio, Ride cycling classes, a functional HIITZONE training area with indoor turf, tanning, HydroMassage® beds, and full-service locker rooms with showers and a sauna.

JF Fitness was founded in 2014 by John Freeland and is headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. The franchisee currently has 26 locations across the nation, with 12 in South Carolina and plans to open three locations across North and South Carolina this year.

"We are excited to bring the Crunch brand to Myrtle Beach," said Freeland. "Crunch is for everyone, from the first-time gym-goer to the seasoned athlete. In a high-energy and fun environment, and with memberships starting at $9.99 per month, we have options to meet everyone's goals and budget."

Crunch Fitness ranked #1 in the fitness category for the second year in a row and #32 overall in the annual Entrepreneur Franchise 500® - the world's most comprehensive franchise ranking. Crunch Fitness continues to expand nationwide and push the bar with innovative offerings for its members.

Prospective members can visit www.crunch.com/myrtlebeach for more information about memberships and to sign up. For the grand opening on February 11th, Crunch Myrtle Beach will be offering memberships for 14 cents and the first week free in celebration of Valentine's Day. Attendees of the grand opening party can win a one year membership.

Crunch is also expanding its team within Myrtle Beach and is looking for individuals who are eager to help their community experience fitness, wellness, relaxation, and recovery. Crunch believes in not only being the best place to work out but also the best place to work. Interested applicants can apply today at www.crunch.com/myrtlebeach.

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Crunch is a gym that believes in making serious exercise fun by fusing fitness and entertainment and pioneering a philosophy of 'No Judgments.' Crunch serves a fitness community for all kinds of people with all types of goals, exercising all different ways, working it out at the same place together. Today, we are renowned for creating one-of-a-kind group fitness classes and unique programming for our wildly diverse members. Headquartered in New York City, Crunch serves three million members with over 500 gyms worldwide in 41 states, the District of Columbia, Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, Portugal, Puerto Rico, and Spain. Crunch is rapidly expanding across the U.S. and around the globe.

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Champs! Carolina Forest breaks through with first state wrestling championship

Matt Perdue wanted to make sure everyone had their championship moment.Shortly after his team won the Class 5A Division I wrestling championship, the Carolina Forest coach made sure everyone took turns raising one another on their shoulders with the trophy, including him.They passed players and coaches on their shoulders following the 42-31 win over Boiling Springs to win the program’s first state championship Saturday at Dreher High School.“I wanted everyone to have their moment. It was a complete team effor...

Matt Perdue wanted to make sure everyone had their championship moment.

Shortly after his team won the Class 5A Division I wrestling championship, the Carolina Forest coach made sure everyone took turns raising one another on their shoulders with the trophy, including him.

They passed players and coaches on their shoulders following the 42-31 win over Boiling Springs to win the program’s first state championship Saturday at Dreher High School.

“I wanted everyone to have their moment. It was a complete team effort,” Perdue said. “I didn’t want anyone to feel left out, even the kids who didn’t start. … We just wanted everyone to feel glorified with that one second.”

It was just the Panthers’ second title appearance, with the other coming in 2003. Bill Mayer, the coach of the 2003 squad, Facetimed Perdue right after the match was over.

“Coach Mayer sent us a message trying to amp up the kids,” Perdue said. “It is that type of loyalty and community that this program has.”

The Panthers trailed for half of the match and were down 25-15 after losing at 132 pounds.

But Carolina Forest won the next four matches. Josh Brown’s pin at 144 pounds gave the Panthers their first lead, 26-25.

Preston Crone followed with a major decision win at 150 pounds and then Brody Bailey’s pin at 157 pounds put the Panthers up 36-25.

Freshman Drew DeForrest sealed the title with a pin at 165 pounds. The Panthers forfeited the final match at 175.

“I told our guys we know we were going to go down a little early but to stay strong,” Perdue said. “We knew we had it when we got the pin at 157 and 165. They had a tough kid at 175 so we are glad we didn’t have to go down to that.”

Other CF match winners were Joseph Britt (106), Isaac Demedeiras (113), Calvin Grover (126) and Amarius Johnson (138).

West-Oak won its fourth straight state championship by defeating Aynor, 58-12,

It was the Blue Jackets’ third title appearance in the last four years, losing to the Warriors all three times.

Aynor advanced to the state championship with a thrilling 41-40 win over Waccamaw on Wednesday but couldn’t get things going against the top-ranked Warriors.

West-Oak won the first six matches to lead 28-0. Luke McCracken’s 1-0 at 215 got the Blue Jackets on the board. Other Aynor winners were Jose Morales (heavyweight) and Collin Turner (138).

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SC man thought he’d won $1,000 on lottery game, but his prize was much, much bigger

A man who bought a South Carolina Education Lottery ticket initially thought he’d won a $1,000 jackpot, but eventually learned his prize was much bigger.The Fort Mill resident actually won a scratch-off game’s $2,000,000 grand prize, officials said in a news release.While a $1,000 prize is nice, there are many more zeros in $2 million.The winne...

A man who bought a South Carolina Education Lottery ticket initially thought he’d won a $1,000 jackpot, but eventually learned his prize was much bigger.

The Fort Mill resident actually won a scratch-off game’s $2,000,000 grand prize, officials said in a news release.

While a $1,000 prize is nice, there are many more zeros in $2 million.

The winner spent $20 to purchase the 200X The Cash game at John Boys, a gas station/convenience store at 140 Spratt St. in Fort Mill, according to the release. That’s near the state line separating South Carolina and North Carolina.

While he was at the store, the man only scratched off the game’s bar code when he scanned the ticket and saw a message saying “Claim at Lottery,” officials said. That’s when he believed he’d won $1,000, the minimum prize requiring a player to visit the South Carolina Education Lottery Claims Center on Assembly Street in downtown Columbia for a payout.

It wasn’t until he took the ticket home, where he finished scratching it off, and got the surprise of his life, officials said.

“I thought, ‘this is going to be the big one,’ ” he said as he revealed the game’s seven-figure jackpot, according to the release. “It was pretty cool when it happened.”

The winner will be allowed to retain some privacy, as South Carolina is one of 11 states — along with Arizona, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, New Jersey, North Dakota, Ohio, Texas and Virginia — that allow lottery winners to remain anonymous.

The man didn’t say what his plans are for the newfound windfall, but expressed relief at winning the multimillion dollar payday.

“Everything got real easy,” the winner said. “I can breathe now.”

The odds of winning $2,000,000 playing 200X The Cash game are 1,460,000-to-1, according to the release.

One of the game’s grand prize winning tickets remains unclaimed, officials said.

John Boys received a $20,000 commission for selling the winning ticket, officials said.

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Myrtle Beach’s rental vacancies 4x higher than national average. Are luxury rentals to blame?

Luxury apartments have exploded in the Myrtle Beach area over the past five years.However, many of those are showing a high vacancy rate, which raises the question of whether Myrtle Beach has become over-saturated with these types of units.The high rate of population growth has caused a housing boom across Horry County, with single-family homes, town homes and luxury apartments erected.Luxury apartments are de...

Luxury apartments have exploded in the Myrtle Beach area over the past five years.

However, many of those are showing a high vacancy rate, which raises the question of whether Myrtle Beach has become over-saturated with these types of units.

The high rate of population growth has caused a housing boom across Horry County, with single-family homes, town homes and luxury apartments erected.

Luxury apartments are defined as having high-end appliances and finishes, as well as amenities like a pool or valet trash service, according to Apartments.com. Rent for luxury apartments can range from $1,400 a month and higher.

“I don’t necessarily think there’s ever really oversupply. I think more supply is good, right, if anything, because at the end of the day, it’s going to drive competition within these buildings,” said Spencer Correnti, the CEO of Alkaline Advisors.

If people aren’t renting apartments, it forces companies to lower prices to meet demand, Correnti said. But prices can only go so low, as owners still need to pay the mortgage and overhead costs.

The increase in luxury apartments has caused a drop in affordable rental housing as more of the units are being built.

Currently, there are a handful of apartments in the Myrtle Beach area with a high vacancy rate. Apartment complexes typically want a vacancy rate of 7% or lower, said Carol Hall, the lead housing voucher choice specialist with the Housing Authority of Myrtle Beach

Census data shows Myrtle Beach has a 22% rental vacancy rate and North Myrtle Beach has a 71% rate. The national average is 5.5%. These numbers may be attributed to the Myrtle Beach area’s high number of short-term rentals, said North Myrtle Beach spokeswoman Lauren Jessie in an email to The Sun News.

The Sun News calculated various apartment vacancy rates using data from Apartments.com and the number of available units listed on apartment websites.

Apartment complexes with high vacancy rates as of Feb. 6 include the Hawthorne at the Mill, which has 12% vacancy and the Willows at Grande Dunes with 10% vacancy. There are also apartments, such as the Luxe at Market Common, that are currently below a 7% vacancy rate.

The Sun News reached out to these apartment complexes’ property managers, but they did not respond before publication.

More luxury apartments are also being built. The Landing at Coventry is currently under construction near the Market Common Publix. Rent starts at $1,750 for a studio apartment.

There is also a proposal for over 1,800 apartment units to be built in Carolina Forest, although rent costs have not been released, The Sun News reported.

While it’s unclear if there’s an oversupply of luxury apartments, statistics show there’s a definite lack of affordable rental units in the Myrtle Beach area.

In 2023, over 57% of renters in Myrtle Beach were housing cost burdened, according to Census data. This means people spend more than a third of their income on rent. That’s an 11 point increase since 2018.

Despite the surge in housing units, Hall said she has seen very few units built for a working class salary.

Since 2020, Hall has seen rent prices soar. Five years ago, a Myrtle Beach Housing Authority housing voucher would pay up to $893 for rent and utilities at a studio apartment. But in 2024, a voucher could go up to $1,400. The amount went up because it has become challenging to find cheaper apartments.

“We can’t go over the dollar amount given by HUD, so we have to limit the number of vouchers on the street,” Hall said.

Rent inflated faster than the housing authority’s Department of Housing and Urban Development budget, meaning the organization has to offer fewer vouchers.

While the price in rent can be attributed to the kinds of housing being built, there are also outside factors, such as the rise in lumber costs.

“Even if you’re building a pretty straightforward building, costs have risen so much that at a certain point, without subsidies, a developer can’t make a profit,” Correnti said. “That’s another reason why everything’s so expensive.”

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Snakes, rats & more headed for Myrtle Beach, SC area homes soon. Here’s how to keep them out

As winter cold warms to milder temperatures, humans aren’t the only ones excited for spring — many animals in the Grand Strand become more active in the transitional season.Insect activity increases in the spring, offering a welcome buffet for smaller animals after the winter. In turn, those smaller critters draw out larger animals that are also looking for a big meal.Spring is also the time of year when many animals seek mates and then welcome young. This means you might see more local wildlife around your home, an...

As winter cold warms to milder temperatures, humans aren’t the only ones excited for spring — many animals in the Grand Strand become more active in the transitional season.

Insect activity increases in the spring, offering a welcome buffet for smaller animals after the winter. In turn, those smaller critters draw out larger animals that are also looking for a big meal.

Spring is also the time of year when many animals seek mates and then welcome young. This means you might see more local wildlife around your home, and some critters searching for a place to nest might even venture inside.

“It’s definitely a combination of warmer weather and breeding,” said Critter Control of Florence-Myrtle Beach owner Todd Metz.

Here’s what to watch out for this spring and how you can protect your home.

Rodents

Rodent populations increase in the spring as the animals welcome young. Mice, rats and squirrels might make you squeamish, but they’re a bigger problem for your property.

“Their teeth are constantly growing, so they have to file them down,” Metz said. “And they’ll chew on your metal fence. They’ll chew on plastic. They’ll chew on just about anything just to get those teeth filed down.”

Rodents taking their teeth to your home’s electrical wiring creates fire hazards and if they gnaw on your insulation, it can reduce your home’s energy efficiency.

Birds and bats

According to Metz, birds attempting to nest in homes is a common problem this time of year.

Flying animals like birds and bats sometimes nest in attics, chimneys and bathroom vents, which can obstruct airflow. Droppings the animals leave behind can also stink up your home and cause sanitation problems.

Raccoons

Raccoons looking for a place to nest are also spotted more frequently in yards and homes in the spring.

“We’ll start getting a lot of calls in April, because that’s when they have their little ones,” Metz said. “They’ll have them in March, but then [homeowners] start hearing them in April. We get a lot of calls at that time, because they can hear these kits up there, making all kinds of chattering noises.”

To get into an attic, raccoons will sometimes tear through shingles, soffits and vents, which causes roof and insulation damage.

Snakes indoors

After the winter, spring offers cold-blooded snakes a chance to finally warm up and find a good meal.

“They’ve been hibernating, or at least, off-and-on throughout the winter, so they’re up and moving and they’re looking for meat,” said Metz. “If you have rodents or mice or something, even baby squirrels, even birds in your house, these snakes will seek those out for a food source.”

You might spot venomous or nonvenomous snakes looking for a meal around your home. According to Metz, common culprits include black rat snakes, copperheads and garter snakes.

Protecting your home

To keep animals out of your home this spring, Metz said it’s essential to inspect your home and make sure there aren’t gaps where animals can get through. He recommends checking around your home’s exterior, including the foundation, roof line, chimney and vents.

Because some critters will claw or chew their way in, it’s a good idea to check your property regularly. If you do find pests in your house, identify how they got in and repair the damage to keep more unwanted visitors out.

By keeping smaller critters like mice and birds out, you’ll also eliminate food sources that snakes will follow.

Snakes outdoors

While you might not mind common spring critters like birds or squirrels outside your house, if you want to keep snakes out of your yard Metz recommends cutting back vegetation where they might make a home.

“Make sure that there’s no food source for them, [like] mice, lots of insects and frogs. Try to keep those things minimal,” Metz said. “Keep your vegetation cut back around your house. Don’t give snakes places to hunt and look for food or to hide.”

Burrowing animals

Moles, which leave behind hill-shaped mounds, are carnivorous and enjoy feasting on abundant bugs in the spring. Voles, on the other hand, stick to vegetarian diets and dig small holes that can damage plant roots.

Both are more active in South Carolina yards in the spring. The wetter spring ground is ideal for burrowing around your yard, Metz said.

While a quick internet search unearths lots of home remedies, according to Metz the do-it-yourself methods are rarely effective. Similarly, he said sonic repellants using high-pitch frequencies and vibrations don’t usually make a big difference.

Your best option if you don’t want to hire a professional service is one of the chemical repellents sold in stores, although Metz said nothing is 100% effective.

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