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Pee Dee, Horry County Scouting officials face uphill battle following policy change
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Community urged to fight for funding for Conway schools plan
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Some cities look to increase fees, avoid property tax hikes in budget
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Family seeking answers on anniversary of Georgetown teen’s death
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Myrtle Beach welcomes international students with series of meetings
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Georgetown County fire official arrested for allegedly stealing from fire group
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CCU salvage sale benefits local charities
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Horry County man exposed to rabies
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North Myrtle Beach library creates teen atmosphere
Bean bag chairs, bright colors and books have been combined to create an inviting atmosphere for teen readers at the North Myrtle Beach Library.
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Safe house open to help Myrtle Beach area women, children
Nearly six weeks after it opened, a new domestic violence safe house in the Myrtle Beach area already has assisted 35 women and children.
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Myrtle Beach police release details biker fatal crash, victim identified
Myrtle Beach police are searching for a van that was involved in a fatal crash in which a motorcycle rider died Wednesday night, according to authorities...
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EDUCATION
Aynor High teacher wins state Family and Consumer Sciences award
Aynor High School’s Kimberly Myers has been named Teacher of the Year by the S.C. Association of Teachers of Family and Consumer Sciences. Myers teaches Family and Consumer Sciences at Aynor High, where she is the adviser for the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America chapter and...
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CRIME
Myrtle Beach security guard reports robbery attempt
A security guard on patrol at a Myrtle Beach hotel told police that two men tried to rob her, but she didn’t have any money to give them, so they ran away, according to a police report.
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CRIME
Second person charged in purse snatching outside Myrtle Beach restaurant
A second person, a 36-year-old woman, is charged in connection with purses being taken from two elderly women outside a restaurant in April, according to authorities.
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CRIME
Horry County says goodbye to sheriff’s deputy
Public servants from at least 20 agencies across the state gathered at Green Sea Floyds High School Wednesday to honor Tim Causey, an Horry County sheriff’s deputy who died Sunday.
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CRIME
Man reports being assaulted by biker in Myrtle Beach
A 48-year-old man told Myrtle Beach police he was walking in the city Wednesday night when a motorcyclist nearly hit him and then stopped and attacked him, according to a police report.
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LOCAL NEWS
See Thursday’s weather forecast for the Myrtle Beach area
Cloudy skies with chance of thunderstorms are expected today in the Myrtle Beach area with a high temperature of 81 degrees, according to AccuWeather. More clouds and rain are expected overnight with a low of 65. Friday’s forecast calls for a mix of rain and sun and 82 degrees.
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CRIME
N.C. planning group approves toll lanes for I-77
A two-county planning group has given unanimous approval to build toll lanes on a portion of Interstate 77 despite protests from critics.
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CRIME
It’s now House’s turn to create N.C. state budget
Senate Republicans handed off their vision of North Carolina’s state budget to their counterparts Thursday in the House, who are likely to take issue with several proposals and listen to what GOP Gov. Pat McCrory wants in a final plan.
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CRIME
Lawsuit against N.Y. bank settled
A bank accused of losing $200 million of retirees’ money through bad investments has agreed to put $25 million back in South Carolina’s accounts and give the state discounts on future fees under a new, 10-year contract with the state, according to a copy of the settlement obtained...
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CRIME
S.C. court: Some can challenge lifetime monitoring
People convicted of child-sex crimes in South Carolina should have the right to challenge rulings ordering them to be electronically monitored for life, the state’s highest court ruled Wednesday.






