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Family and friends gathered to remember Hannah Lawhon, 30, and her family says Richard’s family attended as well.
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Grand Strand
- Councilman calls for Humane Society president to resign
Horry County councilman Al Allen sent a letter to county council and Horry County Humane Society president Kate Philips asking Philips to resign from the county shelter’s board of directors.
- Newlywed Murrells Inlet woman remembered Thursday after shooting death
- WBTW, Red Cross blood drive set for Friday
- Interim Horry County animal shelter director resigns
- Police investigate stabbings in Horry County
Pee Dee
- Shooting suspect captured after brief manhunt
Police have captured the subject of a brief manhunt in a Florence neighborhood Thursday night, Florence Police Maj. Carlos Raines said.
- Florence weighs options to fix vacant properties
- Pee Dee escapes major wind damage
- Hartsville arson suspect arrested again
- Santee Cooper launches cost-managing program
Education
- Look Ahead: Governor’s School construction to be completed in 2009
Construction of the S.C. Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics’ 70,000-square-foot activity and academic center is on schedule to be completed at the end of 2009.
- Horry County students make improvements in end-of-course exams
- Spelling bee winner gives prize to school
- Carver Elementary students learn about the wide world of plastics
- Schools compete in regional math tournament
Health
Politics
- 50 Cadets hope to march in inauguration
Fifty cadets of the North Myrtle Beach Junior Naval ROTC are hanging on to one goal and one dream. They are hoping with the skills they have learned, to become a part of history and march at Barack Obama’s inauguration in the nation’s capitol on January 20th.
- Sanford moves up State of the State
- Local Democrats heading to Obama’s inauguration
- Freshmen NC lawmakers take office in Washington
- SC’s Dawson Debates Contenders for Top GOP Job
Editorials
- Community steps forward to help raise money for Empty Stocking
The Salvation Army has received more than $100,000 in donations this year to the Empty Stocking Fund.
- Commitment to pool safety will save lives
- Let’s hope 2009 brings good news for Pee Dee
- Thumbs up to Wachovia for $10,000 donation to Red Cross fund
- Celebrate New Year responsibly, and be safe whatever you do to ring in 2009
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