Camille Gayle is a Morning News Anchor for WPDE TV 15, focusing on local news in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. With a passion for storytelling, Camille covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, local politics, and social issues. Her work has also been featured on KSFY-TV.
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Camille Gayle's coverage predominantly focuses on local human-interest stories that highlight community events, seasonal activities, and heartwarming initiatives in Myrtle Beach and its surrounding areas. She often features stories related to family & relationships and house & home.
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By: Camille Gayle
People across the country will commemorate the end of slavery through the now federally recognized holiday known as Juneteenth.
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0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A Myrtle Beach man's hobby led him to solve a decades-old cold case , bringing three North Carolina families some long-awaited closure.
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A training program to develop South Carolina's workforce in the solar industry has graduated its first class.
By: Camille Gayle
For patients receiving transfusions, the sometimes hours-long process can be draining both physically and emotionally, but one healthcare professional at Tidelands Health is hoping a small gesture will help pass the time.
By: Camille Gayle
The activities room at Angel Oak Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a much smaller venue than what Franceen De Cicco is used to.Earning the prestigious title
By: Camille Gayle
It's been almost two weeks since a South Carolina woman brought Myrtle Beach to a national stage.
By: Camille Gayle
In a world where superheroes often don't reflect the diversity of their fans, Josh Mishoe is on a mission to change that narrative.
By: Camille Gayle
In June, Georgetown County Council approved two referendum questions, which will ask voters if two 1% sales taxes should be collected.
By: Camille Gayle
A panel of federal judges for the U.S. Court of Appeals of the Fourth Circuit convened to hear oral arguments in a case challenging a noise ordinance in North
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Myrtle Beach is among the first cities in the nation to offer an innovative solution for women with disabilities seeking easier ways to dre
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