US EditionPelicans Lease Conflict: Myrtle Beach's Alarming Opportunity for inclusion
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Pelicans Lease Conflict: Myrtle Beach's Alarming Opportunity for inclusion
The Myrtle Beach Pelicans lease conflict shows how little influence the City of Myrtle Beach has over Horry County in 2025. Major League Baseball wants an answer on the stadium lease by May 31st. The stadium has previously been owned 70% by the City of Myrtle Beach and 30% by Horry County. The Horry County Council is looking to transfer its 30% ownership of Pelicans Ballpark to the city, which currently holds 70% of the stadium. This proposal co…
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