Myrtle Beach, United States (Local)
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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 Perry, Nicole Ziege, Charles D. Perry
MYRTLE BEACH — A Myrtle Beach businessman who was shot in a grocery store parking lot last month has been charged in connection with a fight that happened just before the shooting, authorities said.
New retailers have begun opening at the revamped Coastal Centre, and more stores are expected to begin serving customers by the end of the month. Also coming? Chipotle, Parker's Kitchen and Chase Bank.
By: Charles D. Perry, Charles Perry
CONWAY — A former Coastal Carolina University basketball player charged with criminal sexual conduct saw his request for a speedy trial granted May
By: Charles Perry, Charles D. Perry
CONWAY — A swimming complex in Carolina Forest, a boardwalk along the Little River waterfront and a rural civic center outside Conway will each
By: Charles D. Perry, Charles Perry
MYRTLE BEACH — Myrtle Beach officials are looking for a police chief with at least a decade of law enforcement experience to be the public face of
By: Charles D. Perry
State officials and the developer will hold a June 11 meeting at Georgetown's Winyah Auditorium to discuss the cleanup of the Liberty Steel site.
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An attorney for the North Myrtle Beach businessman who shot and killed Scott Spivey has withdrawn his request for a judge to recuse himself from overseeing the wrongful death case brought by Spivey's family.
