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The City of Conway is looking to change its animal ordinance with changes that would not allow dogs to city-sponsored events unless a special event permit authorizes pets and make it unlawful to leave an animal in a non-running vehicle.
Almost a year after the election, still nothing is settled in the Atlantic Beach town council battle.
Surfside Beach Town Council voted on Tuesday, Oct. 22 to not allow cannabis-related shops. The decision comes after a Delta 8 dispensary was busted for selling products that exceeded the legal THC limit.
Socastee High School head football coach Ben Hampton had a very emotional victory speech for his Braves who had just defeated the Conway Tigers 10-0 Friday, Oct. 25.
By: Casey Jones, S.T. Cardinal, Joe Wedra, Tom O’Dare
Horry County residents will have their say on who will represent them in the House of Representatives, South Carolina statehouse, school board and county council. There is also a consequential local question on the ballot asking whether to continue a penny sales tax for a quarter century to pay for transportation infrastructure.
A sign at the St. Paul AME Church in Little River welcomes voters to the polls on Election Day, Nov. 5, 2024. As of about 10:00 a.m., wait times to vote were less than 15 minutes at the church. (Photo by Joe Wedra/[email protected])
Debbie Kurinzi said she had made a promise to her late husband Michael that a “bucket list” dream of his would be carried out, even after he’s gone. Now, with a large photo of Michael on a stick and her Shar Pei companion, Debbie has continued the journey of seeing as many states as she can.
The Surfside Beach Fire Department is located centrally near U.S. Highway 17 Business and 1st Avenue North.
The Surfside Beach town council is moving toward adding a litany of fees that can be charged by the town’s fire department when they arrive on the scene.
Regency Towers is an 18-story building near 25th Avenue South with 120 condos: 35 three-bedroom and 85 two-bedroom. The resort is 50 years old. Photo by Joe Wedra/[email protected]
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