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Attorney Greg McCollum leaves the courthouse after his client Tammy Moore had a bond approved in Charleston on Friday, Jan. 30, 2015. Tammy Moorer and her husband Sidney Moorer are charged with murder and kidnapping Heather Elvis. She was last heard from on Dec. 18, 2013. Judge R. Markley Dennis set bond at $100,000 each with a few restrictions. The Moorers are not permitted to be within five miles of the Elvis family home, have GPS monitoring and no contact with the Elvis family. The trail date is set for May 11 in Conway. Photo by Janet Blackmon Morgan / jblackmon@thesunnews.com

Defense attorney in Heather Elvis case accused of violating gag order

Prosecutors allege an attorney representing a Myrtle Beach woman accused in the disappearance of Heather Elvis has violated a gag order at least three times, according to a memorandum filed Tuesday in Conway.

Sports

Coastal Carolina senior guard Warren Gillis drives with the ball against UNC Asheville

Chanticleers’ Gillis looking to further legacy this week

Warren Gillis admits that it’s on his mind this week, that any game at this point could be his last with Coastal Carolina, that his collegiate basketball career has flown by in four years leaving only the ending to be written.

Business

This Jan. 8, 2015 photo shows a sign advertising lots for new homes for sale in Richmond, Va. Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, releases weekly mortgage rates on Thursday, March 5, 2015.

Average US rate on 30-year mortgage drops to 3.75 percent

Average long-term mortgage rates have fallen for the first time in four weeks and remain near historic lows reached in May 2013.

Opinion

Dan Howieson, right, and his wife Catherine Howieson, from Montgomery, Ala, touch the name of their classmate Darrell Colford, who was killed in Bien Hoa in the province of Dong Nai, Vietnam, inscribed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial during Veterans Day commemoration in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014. The Howiesons named their son in his honor. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

Ann McFeatters: How you can help honor our Vietnam veterans

WASHINGTON � The man who said his name was Danny arrived at my door with a huge floral box. Inside was one of the most beautiful bouquets I'd ever seen.

Entertainment

John Leggett and Alisa Ljungquist dance up front during a rehearsal for “Hairspray.” Show times at 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday and 3 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, at Socastee High School.

Dancing into spring: School plays include ‘Hairspray,’ ‘Fiddler’

A roundup of local schools’ plays this spring, including “Hairspray,” March 5-8 at Socastee High School, and “Fiddler on the Roof,” March 18-22 at Carolina Forest High School, including an interview with Adam Pelty...

Nation/World

In this Jan. 3, 2015 photo provided by Feld Entertainment Inc., elephants perform at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Fla. The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus said it will phase out its iconic elephant acts by 2018.

A final curtain call for Ringling Bros. elephant acts

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will phase out the show’s iconic elephants by 2018, amid growing public concern about how the animals are treated. 1 hour ago

South Carolina News

A billboard ad in the Vista, by Close the Gap SC coalition, shows the amount of federal money left on the table because the state turned down Medicaid expansion. The number grows by about $3,500 every time the message updates.

Coalition changes course in push for health coverage for poor in S.C.

A coalition pushing for South Carolina leaders to expand Medicaid is using an electronic billboard to update the federal money left on the table by the minute.

Living

Wilbur Johnson, chairman of the board of the International African American History Museum, addresses a a public meeting on Feb. 24 in Charleston to get public comment on planned exhibits for the $75 million African-American History museum planned for the Charleston waterfront.

15 years on, museum where slaves landed taking form

For almost 15 years work has been under way on creating a museum to tell the story of those who arrived in chains – where they came from and what they did to help build America. Now the $75 million International African American Museum to be...

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