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Charlie Campbell, owner of the Dead Dog Saloon, said it’s a miracle his restaurant on the Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk has reopened so soon. The doors opened for a private party Wednesday with a mixture of the firefighters and construction crews that restored the building, along with some of their most loyal customers.
Severe thunderstorms, the third round of storms in as many days, swamped parts of the Grand Strand Wednesday causing power outages and stranding some motorists.
For the second day in a row, severe weather and the threat of a tornado hit the area, injuring one man after a lightning strike.
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