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Horry council considers mandatory 72-hours in jail, counseling for drug overdoses

Horry County Council and police considering new law to mandate 72 hour jail time, provide options for drug counseling for those who overdose on narcotics.

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County seeks solution to unsightly, abandoned businesses

Jail time for overdosing unrealistic in Myrtle Beach, police chief says

Crime

See who spent time behind bars at J. Reuben Long Detention Center, the North Myrtle Beach Jail, and the Georgetown County Detention Center. These mug shots are provided by law enforcement agencies and are public information. If charges are expunged or dismissed, The Sun News will remove the mug shot for free. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Shooting near Conway sends one to hospital

Man tells police he was holding onto heroin, crack, firearm for his cousin

Horry council considers mandatory 72-hours in jail, counseling for drug overdoses

Sports

Play time is over as Grand Strand HS football squads begin league play

While building an impressive resume through wins in the non-region portion of the schedule, none of those victories help teams in their pursuit of a state title. So in essence, the regular season for (most) local teams this Friday night with the start of league play.

Arnold Palmer had impact on Myrtle Beach golf market and many people in it

Dustin Johnson ready for Ryder Cup, to partner with anyone but Mickelson

Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding (Sept. 27)

Business

Looking for work? Myrtle Beach center seeks 300 full-time employees

STARTEK announced Monday that it is seeking to hire 300 full-time employees at its Myrtle Beach location by the end of the year. Newly hired customer service representatives will provide inbound support on behalf of telecommunications and global information services clients. Positions start at $10 per hour and offer comprehensive benefits along with career advancement opportunities.