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November 12, 2009
DNR to announce purchase of Marion County wildlife area
A ceremony is scheduled to take place on Friday to announce the purchase of Woodbury Wildlife Management Area.
Georgetown Memorial Hospital weekly health screenings now in hospital mall area
In an effort to improve access and make health screenings more convenient for the community, Georgetown Hospital System’s Community Health Education department will offer its Tuesday health screenings in the mall area at Georgetown Memorial Hospital beginning November 17.
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission investigating Maxton hunting accident
Officials with the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission are investigating a hunting accident that sent a Maxton man and his eight-year-old daughter to the hospital.
Socastee High School raises money for Haitian school
Annual fundraiser will benefit less-fortunate school in Carribean nation.
Fatal crash raises questions over Palmetto Pointe/US 17 intersection
The Palmetto Pointe Boulevard and Highway 17 Bypass intersection near Socastee is a big concern for some, and Wednesday night’s deadly crash near the intersection puts those concerns back in the spotlight.
South Carolina Cancer Advocacy Community promotes continued funding for Colonoscopy Program
The American Cancer Society, the South Carolina Cancer Alliance and the South Carolina cancer advocacy community have come together to urge the South Carolina Legislature to approve continued funding for SCOPE/SC, a life-saving program that provides colonoscopies to low-income, uninsured South Carolinians.
New study on boys and sports teams
Boys on sports teams may be more likely to take part in bad behavior.
New study released on smoking and bipolar disease
Smoking may lead to a higher risk of suicidal behavior in people with bipolar disorder.
Keep your meds to yourself according to new study
Sharing prescription drugs may do more harm than good according to a new study.
Managing grief during the holidays
The holidays are difficult for those strugglign with the loss of a loved one.
Sopakco opens second facility in Mullins
Sopakco has opened a second facility called Sopakco Mullins Processing. The 200,000-square-foot facility represents a $10 million investment. It’s been in operation three or four weeks and hosts about 50 associates.
Father, children identified as victims in Horry County wreck
Three people, including two small children, are dead after a traffic accident in Horry County late Wednesday night. According to the South Carolina Highway Patrol, a car and a pickup truck collided at the intersection of Palmetto Pointe Boulevard and U.S. Highway 17 Bypass near Socastee around 10 p.m.
New flea market opens in Conway
The flea market is in the Bay Village Shopping Center, at the site of the old Wal-Mart. Manager Tim DeBardelaben says this past weekend was the first weekend the flea market was open and more than 400 people came through the doors.
November 11, 2009
Judge says no to ‘I Believe’ plates; group says it will issue a version
One of the people who sued to stop the state from issuing the “I Believe” Christian license plate says he has no problem with a private group going through the process to get the DMV to make the plates.
Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce says shop locally
Retail sales fell again in October, compared to last year. Now the holiday shopping season is underway and retailers are counting on a big season. Stores hoped to get a little boost with Halloween sales, but they didn’t sell enough ghosts and goblins to help their bottom line.
Sanford has $1.7 million in campaign money, can use for legal bills
Gov. Mark Sanford has nearly $1.7 million left in his campaign finance account and plans to use some of it to pay his legal fees from the State Ethics Commission’s investigation of him.
Columbus County Schools to operate on a two hour delay Thursday
The Columbus County School District is scheduled to operate on a two-hour delay Thursday.
Study finds laser eye surgery safe
Laser eye surgery appears to be safe in the long-term according to a small study.
Pain from breast cancer may linger even after treatment is over
Long after breast cancer treatment is over, some women may still experience pain.
New study on teens and obesity released
Lack of exercise may not be the driving force behind teenage obesity.
Florence Civic Center features ‘American Soldier’ gallery
It’s been quite a while since retired U.S. Army Col. Charles P. Murray has fought in battle. He served in both World War II and Vietnam and his actions earned him the National Medal of Honor.
November 10, 2009
Consumer Affairs teaching toy safety
It’s that time of year again, time for holiday shopping. For the past two years, recalls led the way for parents shopping trips.
Darlington Police Chief named ‘Chief of the Year’
Darlington Police Chief Jay Cox was recently selected as chief of the year for the South Carolina Law Enforcement Victim Advocate Association.
News13 Special Report: Avoiding Expensive Repairs
With the weak economy, many drivers are apt to just turn up the volume on the radio if they hear a mysterious, bump, rattle or whine coming from their car.
Local March of Dimes Chapter to host Healthy Birthday event
The Pee Dee Division of the South Carolina Chapter of the March of Dimes will host the inaugural “Healthy Birthday” celebration on Tuesday, November 17 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at The Market Common’s Grand 14 Cinema.
Free ADHD, bipolar, and depression information session offered
If you want to learn more about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, bipolar, and depression, then you may want to attend an upcoming seminar.
HELP endorses Myrtle Beach runoff election challengers
Leaders of the Myrtle Beach-area group “H.E.L.P.,“ which stands for “Help Eliminate Lousy Politicians,” have endorsed mayoral candidate Mark McBride and city council candidate Mike Lowder.
Study finds children should avoid sweet drinks
What your toddler drinks now could have a lasting impact.
A healthy body may keep Alzheinmer’s away
Having strong muscles may reduce a person’s chances of developing Alzheimer’s.
Researchers say there is a connection between obesity and MS
Obese teenage girls may run a higher risk of developing multiple sclerosis.
