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Conway plans community clean up

Conway wants volunteers to pick up trash Saturday.

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Conway City Council unanimously opposes Santee Cooper’s plan to leave coal ash at Grainger

The Conway City Council on Monday unanimously adopted a resolution opposing any plan by state-owned utility Santee Cooper to leave coal ash and its residual pollution – including groundwater contaminated with arsenic – at the site of the idled Grainger electric plant adjacent to the...
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Another lawsuit filed over pollution at Conway’s Grainger plant

Pollution from a pair of coal ash ponds at Santee Cooper’s retired Grainger electric generating plant here has sparked another lawsuit – this one filed by The Southern Environmental Law Center, which alleges the state-owned utility is violating the federal Clean Water Act.
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CCU Farmers Market

Coastal Carolina University hosted Spring Farmers Market Wednesday. In cooperation with the Waccamaw Market Cooperative, the market on Prince Lawn included a variety of local, seasonal items that were available for purchase.
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A Different Perspective

Follow columnist and blogger Issac Bailey on Twitter for a different perspective
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Follow golf reporter Alan Blondin on Twitter for all your Grand Strand golf news!
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Public input sought on Grainger pollution plan

A proposal to permanently encase the coal ash ponds at state-owned electric utility Santee Cooper’s Grainger generating plant here will be the focus of a public hearing hosted by state health regulators on Tuesday.
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Rare twin foals born near Conway survive first week of life

Dr. Julie Rosser, a surgeon with the Myrtle Beach Equine Clinic, said the successful delivery of twin foals is rare, an event she’s seen only once in nearly 15 years in the industry.
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CCU Edible Book Festival

Coastal Carolina University Kimbel Library joined with other libraries across the United States to celebrate National Library Week, April 14 through 20. Students, staff and faculty entered the Edible Book Festival, producing a book-related edible creation that were judged representing various categories...