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Kellie Pickler, Corey Smith, three other performers join Carolina Country Music Fest lineup
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Judge to decide if death-row murderer Stephen Stanko will get new trial
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Home decor, furnishings store coming to old Kmart in Myrtle Beach
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Conway wants to keep county’s rules for housing, parking in neighborhoods near CCU
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Officials investigating fires at Surfside apartment
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USC, Clemson game day organizers suggest Bikefest crowd control ideas
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Live coverage of the 27th annual Regional Spelling Bee in Myrtle Beach
Tune in at 6:30 p.m. on March 3 to watch the 27th annual Regional Spelling Bee from Myrtle Beach High School.
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Hearing canceled on motion to lift gag order in Heather Elvis case
A hearing to lift a gag order that has prevented officials associated with a case against a Myrtle Beach couple in the disappearance of Heather Elvis has been canceled, officials said.
Local News
Conway wants to keep county’s rules for housing, parking in neighborhoods near CCU
Hoping to maintain the peace between Coastal Carolina University students and nearby homeowners, Conway leaders plan to adopt some Horry County policies for parking and housing in neighboring communities.
Sports
Chanticleers’ Jordan closing one chapter of basketball career and ready for the next
As coach Jaida Williams recalls, there were four times during this Coastal Carolina women’s basketball season that she had to pull senior guard AJ Jordan out of practice and relegate her to the sideline.
Business
More nods for Myrtle Beach as a spring break destination
Myrtle Beach is potentially emerging as one of this year’s hot spring break destinations.
Opinion
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Letter | Bikefest, CCU student videos show unwelcome behavior but 2 wrongs don’t make it right
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Blog | Does it matter if Christians lie about politicians, such as President Obama, they don’t like?
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Letter | Umbrellas on beaches in Myrtle Beach must go - or I will
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Letter | Horry County Goodwill allows Muslim woman to wear burka, but I can’t bring a concealed weapon
Entertainment
Nation/World
Ending uncertainty, House approves year’s funding for Homeland Security
The House on Tuesday passed a bill that would fund the Department of Homeland Security for the rest of the fiscal year, averting a partial shutdown of the agency after weeks of uncertainty, but inflaming conservative lawmakers.
South Carolina News
SC’s capital city reviewing $1.2 B plan to make downtown less Gridlock City, more friendly to walkers, cyclists
High-dollar plan intended to prepare Capital City for flood of people as development continues
Living
Mugshots
See who spent time behind bars at J. Reuben Long Detention Center and the North Myrtle Beach Jail.
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