A Fat Tuesday celebration at Dead Dog Saloon on Murrells Inlet’s waterfront ended hours before flames from what authorities say was an accidental fire ravaged the business.
Bill Hicks didn’t know where he was going, but Tuesday morning he knew he had to leave the place he’d been staying for the last two months.
A Fat Tuesday celebration at Dead Dog Saloon on Murrells Inlet’s waterfront ended hours before flames from what authorities say was an accidental fire ravaged the business.
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