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Charles D. Perry's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on community-related issues in South Carolina, particularly Charleston and Myrtle Beach. His coverage heavily features sports and government & politics, making him receptive to pitches that provide expert commentary or announcements related to these themes.
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By: Charles D. Perry
Horry County leaders do not plan to pursue a fall referendum that could place county law enforcement in the hands of the sheriff. They will instead seek an independent review of the state's only countywide police department.
By: Charles D. Perry
North Myrtle Beach businessman Weldon Boyd's attorney has accused a circuit court judge of showing bias in his handling of the wrongful death lawsuit brought by Scott Spivey's family, and he's asking the judge to recuse himself from the case.
By: Nicole Ziege, Charles D. Perry
A circuit court judge has dismissed Weldon Boyd's lawsuit against an attorney representing Scott Spivey’s family in their wrongful death case against the North Myrtle Beach businessman.
By: Charles D. Perry
An attorney for the North Myrtle Beach businessman who shot and killed Scott Spivey has withdrawn his request for a judge to recuse himself from overseeing the wrongful death case brought by Spivey's family.
A Charleston-based land investor and developer acquired the 45-acre Harbour View Par 3 golf course in Little River. The company sold 37 acres to Horry County Schools for around $6 million, and the remaining property will be used for commercial projects.
Horry County's sheriff is an unlikely advocate for a referendum on consolidating the county's law enforcement agencies. The last time issue was on the ballot in 1998, he was on the other side of the debate.
By: Charles D. Perry, Charles Perry
MYRTLE BEACH — In the afterglow of the Knicks' first championship in more than half a century, 84-year-old Irving Bierman wondered if he should email team owner James Dolan.
By: Charles D. Perry
Well over 100 people packed the old Georgetown County Courthouse on the nation's 250th birthday for the unveiling of the contents from a time capsule that was sealed in 1976 as part of that year's bicentennial celebration.
By: Charles D. Perry, Charles Perry
MYRTLE BEACH — Horry County leaders are close to finalizing a development agreement that would generate millions for the southern extension of S.C.
By: Nicole Ziege, Charles D. Perry
A Pawleys Island church erupted in turmoil this week after state authorities arrested a registered sex offender who was doing volunteer work for a congregation with a nursery, preschool and elementary school.
