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Top NewsThe former Waccamaw Pottery property, once slated for demolition, now has new owners who hope to resuscitate the sprawling, mostly vacant center into a retail, dining and entertainment destination.
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A Longs man is in police custody pending charges in connection with a fatal shooting on Thursday, Horry County police Sgt. Robert Kegler said.
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A 2-year-old plan to convince owners of unincorporated property surrounded by Conway city limits to become part of the city has produced few if any takers.
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