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Folks shuck oysters in Murrells Inlet despite chilly weather
MURRELLS INLET, SC -- Saturday?s chilly weather did not stop many people from going out to an oyster roast in Murrells Inlet. The Shuckin? on the Strand Oyster Roast was put on by gsSCENE, a young pro
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Myrtle Beach Boat Expo shows economic boost
MYRTLE BEACH, SC -- Plenty of boats are parked inside the Myrtle Beach Convention Center for the 28th Annual Boat and Sportsman Expo. This year, the event includes all kinds of outdoor sports.
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Saturday was moving day for Florence Area Humane Society
FLORENCE, SC -- Saturday was moving day for Florence Area Humane Society
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SC state parks work to break even
South Carolina has set a goal that no other states have been able to consistently achieve: creating a self-sustaining park system.
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SC students to see big changes in standardized tests
The state Board of Education voted this week to adopt new tests to replace the reading and math parts of the current PASS (Palmetto Assessment of State Standards) test, exit exam and end-of-course tes
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Timmonsville Town Council hires new attorney
Timmonsville Town Council hires new attorney
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"Curiosity" leads North Myrtle Beach teacher to adventure
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH - Diane Scher is the grand prize winner of an online contest, and the technology teacher will take a trip to Yellowstone National Park this summer.
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Myrtle Beach residents, businesses look forward to road opening
MYRTLE BEACH - Frank Bryant said his neighborhood use to be quiet and quaint, Friday when discussing the new Fred Nash Blvd. He added, that was 20 years ago.
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Clyburn speaks at Pee Dee magnet school program
Black History month is 28 days, but as a person and not a politician, U.S. Rep. James E. Clyburn , D-S.C. thinks there should be a month to set aside to celebrate the accomplishments of one race over
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Former Mullins coach pleads guilty to giving harmful material to minors
MARION, SC - A former Mullins High School varsity football coach arrested Sept. 2, 2010, on nine counts of disseminating harmful material to a minor pleaded guilty in court Friday morning.
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Suspect arrested in Horry County homicide case, GPS helped police
CONWAY, SC - A Longs man charged with murder in connection with Thursday's homicide in Horry County.
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Horry County Police Chief retires, interim chief named
CONWAY, SC - Horry County Police Chief Johnny Morgan is retiring.
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Fred Nash Boulevard in Myrtle Beach set to open Feb. 21
CONWAY, SC - Horry County, along with the City of Myrtle Beach and the South Carolina Department of Transportation, will open the new Fred Nash Boulevard (Withers) on February 21.
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John Sweeney: Let them eat cake, not waste it
FLORENCE, SC -- Cake in the face is just waste of good cake.
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Annual oyster shuckin' event set for the Grand Strand
MURRELLS INLET, SC - On Saturday, GsSCENE holds it?s fourth annual "Shuckin' on the Strand Oyster Roast."
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Gov. Haley, ACT announce SC job training initiative
A company known for college admission testing is starting a job training program in South Carolina, as Gov. Nikki Haley announced Thursday.
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Pee Dee veterans relive the Bulge
FLORENCE, SC - One of the biggest battles in history was brought back to life Thursday afternoon in Florence through a documentary film about the Battle of the Bulge.
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SC Senators advance DHEC director nominee
Gov. Nikki Haley's choice to lead the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control cleared an important hurdle toward confirmation
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Legislators can't see Florence map issue clearly
COLUMBIA, SC - Members of the state legislature from Florence County will wait to approve maps redistricting Florence County School District 1 Board of Trustee seats until they can more clearly see th
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SC bills on garbage control could impact Horry's Solid Waste Authority
CONWAY, SC - Trucks constantly come in and out of Horry County's landfill, but Mike Bessant with the Solid Waste Authority said that could change if some State House legislation passes.
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Horry man denied unemployment, claims former employer breaks law
LITTLE RIVER, SC- For the last ten years Russell Cook has worked at Billy the Kid?s restaurant.
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State legislators postpone Florence 1 resdistricting
FLORENCE, S.C. -- Legislators said Thursday that copies of the new map outlining Florence 1 board member districts were simply too small to make out specific details and a larger version would be need
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SC texting and driving ban bill moves forward
SC texting and driving ban bill moves forward
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Georgetown bans statue of liberty sign holders
Georgetown bans statue of liberty sign holders
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McLeod hosts Children's Miricle Network radiothon
McLeod hosts Children's Miracle Network radiothon
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