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July 03, 2009
Suspect accused of dragging police officer faces more charges
A North Carolina man accused of dragging a Myrtle Beach Police officer nearly two city blocks on Wednesday now faces additional charges.
C-section baby’s may have more immune problems
The stress from a C-Section could alter a baby’s immune cells.
Exercise-related injuries are increasing among baby boomers
Orthopedic surgeons say they’re seeing a sudden influx of 45 to 64 year olds suffering from exercise-related injuries.
Researchers say men who drink spend more time in the hospital
According to a new study, the more alcohol men drink, the more time they spend in a hospital.
Golf tournament to be held to help autistic children
The Inaugural Autism Advocate Foundation Golf Classic is set for Saturday, July 25, at SouthCreek at Myrtle Beach National.
Agencies to monitor wildfire threat during holiday weekend
With hot, dry weather forecast for the Independence Day weekend, Horry County Fire Rescue, North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue, and the South Carolina Forestry Commission plan to closely monitor wildfire activity in Horry County and stand ready to respond.
Tea party protest set for Saturday in Florence
Organizers will hold a Tea Party in Florence on Saturday, July 4 to protest what they call high taxes and excessive government.
Horry County Fire Rescue graduates firefighters
Horry County Fire/Rescue conducted a graduation for firefighter recruits Thursday night at the Horry Georgetown Technical College auditorium in Conway.
Hartsville Family Festival set for Friday night
The Sixth Annual Hartsville Family Fireworks Festival is scheduled for tonight on the campus of Emmanuel Baptist Church at the intersection of U.S. 15 North and the U.S. 15 Bypass.
Sanford plans to spend holiday weekend with family in Florida
A spokesman says South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford will head to Florida to spend the holiday weekend with his family.
Myrtle Beach city offices closed Friday in observance of holiday
In observance of the Independence Day holiday, Myrtle Beach city offices will be closed Friday, July 3.
DeMint book signing set for tonight
U.S. Senator Jim DeMint will speak and sign copies of his new book, “Saving Freedom: We Can Stop America’s Slide into Socialism,“ Friday night in Myrtle Beach.
July 02, 2009
Horry County Republican Party responds to Governor Mard Sanford recent affair
The Horry County Republican Party issued a written statement concerning Governor Mark Sanford extramarital affair.
Travel deals abound this year
The deals are out there for the taking. What’s the best way to get a good deal?
Plantation Lakes residents keep an eye on woods fire
Tom and Rosemary Lusco moved to Plantation Lakes a little more than three years ago, but Wednesday night was the first time he had to turn his sprinkler system on manually.
Low gas prices help Grand Strand’s holiday travel
There is good news as far gas prices which are a lot lower than last year. However, the economic uncertainty many families face appears to be a main reason for the overall travel decline.
SLED clears Sanford on charges he used state funds to visit mistress
COLUMBIA — A State Law Enforcement Division examination into Gov. Mark Sanford’s travel expenses during trips in which he rendezvoused with his mistress found no improper use of public funds.
Highway Patrol investigates deadly accident involving HCPD officer
The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a head-on collision involving a Horry County Police officer at Hwy 544 and Singleton Ridge Road near Conway Thursday.
Holiday travel helpline set for Thursday night
From 4:30p-6:30p people can call our helpline and get expert advice from AAA representatives on making the most of their summer vacation, as well as money saving advice, and information on avoiding highway hassles.
Mom’s diet greatly impacts her baby’s health
A pregnant mom’s diet may have long lasting effects on her baby’s health.
Two popular drugs are getting stronger warning labels
Two of the most popular “stop-smoking” drugs will now have to carry the FDA’s strongest safety warning label.
Americans are getting fatter
America may be losing the battle of the bulge.
Incision-free surgery now avialble to help heartburn sufferers
One out of 10 Americans has heartburn on a regular basis.
20-year-old recovering from shooting near CCU campus
Lt. Bob Carr with the Horry County Police Dept. says a 20-year-old man was shot Wednesday, July1, around 9 p.m.
Driver charged with dragging officer down Ocean Boulevard
A Myrtle Beach police officer was dragged nearly two city blocks Wednesday night.
July 01, 2009
Horry County opens new bridge, moves on to more road projects
Horry county officials unveiled the new Fantasy Harbour Bridge with a ribbon cutting Wednesday. Now that one project has been checked off more road construction projects are next in line. Those projects are paid by the of the “Ride on a Penny” sales tax hike that voters approved a couple of years ago.
LIVING GREEN: Keeping your home cool without breaking the bank
Summer in the south can wreck havoc on your energy budget. Trying to cool your home, while not breaking the bank or energy reserves is hard, especially if you’re not a fan of the summer heat.
Horry County woods fire contained
Firefighters have contained a woods fire in Horry County that started around 1 p.m. Wednesday when a commercial truck driving down SC 31 lost a tire and sparks from the axle ignited several small fires along SC 31.
Road projects moving along in Florence County
The results of Florence County’s one cent sales tax referendum are beginning to become visible.
Horry County police arrest, charge man in Little River murder
Officers arrested 57-year-old Thomas Edward Shipplett of Ash, North Carolina, and charged him with murder. He is currently at the J. Reuben Long Detention Center.
