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March 2019
| March 5
March 5, 2019
This tiny chapel is always open for travelers — and weddings. Take a look inside
Shootings at Little River bar and Loris card game prompt Horry police investigations
‘It hit my heart strings’: Socastee High grad surprises family after 11-month deployment
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris to campaign in Myrtle Beach this week
Cheers! Public drinking now allowed in North Myrtle Beach ‘festival zones’
‘We’re going to do this or we’re not’: North Myrtle Beach gets serious on plastic bags
Here’s why sports needs to say goodbye to all these ‘farewell tours’
How a Myrtle Beach event and charity is tied to this week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational
Horry Schools’ lawyer, builder were emailing months before proposal, SLED investigating
Here’s what Horry County Council decided to do with the administrator’s employment
