Hartsville, SC News

• Hartsville, SC News
• NC teen dies while riding bicycle to school
• Horry County coastline, farms await Beryl's heavy rain
• SC Senate opts to study using gold as currency
• Manager: Doc Watson dies at 89 in NC
• Bill would help SC find more of your unclaimed money
• Redwolves
• NC outlaws in SUV likely in Myrtle Beach, deputies say
• New Myrtle Beach helicopter ride too noisy for nearby homeowners
• Crews battle wildfire near Loris
• New Jersey man stabbed himself and threw intestines at officers
• More than $500k in counterfeit merchandise seized during Bike Fest
• Mullins man arrested, accused of inappropriately touching 15-year old
• Seventh Congressional Democrats to meet at Florence forum
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Senior benefits are in need of protection
• EDITORIAL: Giant deficit? Florence Regional Airport may hold a clue
• Lake City Elementary School rocks community with monsters
• Florence County School District 3 Board awards auditing contract
• Two Florence teens arrested in car break-ins
• Florence woman charged with stealing funds from business
• Woman sought after Electric Slide turns violent at Myrtle Beach club
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Carolina Academy graduates 15 in Lake City ceremony
• Suspect shot man, fired into children's bedroom, Conway police say
• A quadruple miracle for Florence's Lewis family
• Myrtle Beach man arrested in Garden City burglary
• Georgetown County non-profits recruit new volunteers
• Socastee High School senior overcomes big hurdles ahead of graduation
• Marion student graduates from S.C. School for the Deaf and the Blind
• SC Highway Patrol investigates deadly crash near Aynor
• Candidates seek nomination to McConnell's Senate seat
• Police: Myrtle Beach woman hit in head during robbery attempt
• SC man electrocuted on farm
• Beryl remnants to bring 2+ inches of rain to Grand Strand
• SC Gas prices continue to fall
• 'Balanced budget' pronouncements just so much political hogwash
• Unions have America on road to Socialism
• She prefers her warnings from God, not Morning News
• US Sen. Graham to tour SC warning of military cuts
• US officials assess storm preparations after Beryl
• John Edwards jury to deliberate for 7th day
• SC inmates missing after cutting through jail wall
• Grand Strand PTSD vets hope sculpture brings awareness
• NC town considers beach smoking ban
• New ticks spread across Southeast, diseases rise
• SC burglary suspect resuscitated after jumping in creek dies
• Conway-native World War II veteran's service to his country continues
• Memorial Day holds a special place for St Anthony's soldier-priest
• Beryl remnants to bring 2+ inches of rain to Myrtle Beach
• NC woman's body found in Cape Fear River
• Husband, wife dead after shooting incident in Darlington
• Clyburn, Spratt endorsing Brittain for 7th Congressional on Tuesday in Florence
• Teen tells police she was taken from Broadway at the Beach
• Two-year-old SC boy killed during dog attack
• Woman charged after boyfriend found dead under car
• Memorial Day 2012
• Memorial Day 2012
• Memorial Day 2012
• Memorial Day 2012
• Memorial Day 2012
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• Memorial Day 2012
• Memorial Day 2012
• Memorial Day 2012
• Conway service honors Horry County fallen soldiers
• Southeast tries to work with persistent drought
• Suspect in fatal shooting surrenders to Dillon Co. authorities
• Skin and bones exhibit: Bodies Revealed back on SC coast
• Tropical Storm Beryl could snarl holiday traffic
• Brunswick County deputies arrest woman in connection with boyfriend's death
• Shots fired at Myrtle Beach bank, police searching for shooters
• Tropical Storm Beryl strengthens, nears US coast
• Florence church building resurrected
• Teen SC suspect nabbed after patrol car escape
• Florence teens plucked for Spoleto
• Beryl now a tropical storm, nearing US coast
• Authorities: Nothing dangerous in white powder
• Beaufort man suing over stolen fire truck crash
• Cops wait outside SC home after fake hostage call
• SC artist designs logo for Guard Afghan mission
• Rough surf, rain likely at SC coast Sunday
• Piccolo Spoleto Winners
• Grand Strand charity gives veterans furry love
• COLUMN: These days all we're fighting for is Monday off
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Clyburn's endorsement makes Brittain Democratic frontrunner
• EDITORIAL: Vick's exit leaves bad taste in voters' mouths
• Still in gear: Florence senior bikes across U.S.
• Child education guru Comer talks learning in Hartsville
• COLUMN: Mert Stephens was a legend in Darlington
• Florence County Sheriff's fishing tourney yields good catches for worthy cause
• Surfside Beach Police recover stolen 1974 Super Bowl Ring
• Beryl brings wind, rain and rip currents to the coast
• City of Myrtle Beach reminds locals, tourists why we celebrate Memorial Day
• Murrells Inlet business excited for "unofficial" summer
• Scouts decorate Florence National Cemetery for Memorial Day
• Memorial Day Parade kick starts summer in Myrtle Beach
• Road closed in Myrtle Beach due to deadly motorcycle crash
• THUMBS UP, THUMBS DOWN: Mixed messages and downtown progress
• Subtropical Storm Beryl forms off SC coast
• Subtropical Storm Beryl forms off SC coast
• Atlantic Beach election approved despite protest
• Atlantic Beach election approved despite protest
• Myrtle Beach school group treasurer charged after funds vanish
• Haley, husband report $367,000 in 2011 earnings
• More for law enforcement but no new troopers in SC Senate budget
• Youthful Florence chorus learns importance of Memorial Day
• Florence church group pitches in to help impoverished area
• Marion man dies in Gresham crash Friday
• Florence One's careful spending means strong bond rating
• Clyburn to endorse Brittain in 7th Congressional Democratic primary
• Memorial Day weekend kicks off with traffic on Highway 501
• Man cited after puppy found suffering at Myrtle Beach hotel
• Teen found off Pawley's Island road died from shooting
• Juror issue halts Edwards case until Tuesday
• Robert Christopher
• NC toddler nearly drowns in hot tub during family party
• Tropical storm likely to develop this weekend
• Coward man charged with attempted murder in 2011 shooting
• North Myrtle Beach councilman earns wildland firefighting certification
• Marlboro County man sentenced in case of domestic violence death
• Two elections, House re-districting create confusion in Socastee
• Summer Events at The Market Common in Myrtle Beach
• Energy Balance Games to be held at Myrtle Beach Intermediate School
• Chicken wing cupcakes? Only in Myrtle Beach, y'all
• Rep. Ted Vick ends congressional campaign, says media agency
• Rep. Ted Vick drops out of 7th Congressional race
• Construction underway on long time Market Common eatery
• 8-year-old girl dies after being hit in Asheville
• Atlantic Beach Election Protest Hearing Set for Today
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I-73 is a waste of taxpayer money
• Police in Pawleys Island investigate teen found dead
• Myrtle Beach PTO Treasurer arrested after funds missing
• Ceremony in North Myrtle Beach honors medical flight crews
• SC Senate approves $6.6B spending plan for 2012-13
• PDRTA faces budget woes
• Haley accuses House speaker in ethics probe
• Report: SC worst state at disciplining doctors
• Woman charged with prostitution in Myrtle Beach
• Florence crash injures one, closes popular cut-through
• New institute at Francis Marion provides key disaster training
• Florence One employees scheduled for 2 percent pay bump
• 'Politics will have to wait,' Vick says after DUI, weapons charge
• 'Politics will have to wait,' Vick says after DUI, weapons charge
• 4 hurt in explosion at baseball stadium in NC
• Lawyer for Florence airport responds to federal lawsuit
• Video surfaces of gun attack at Dillon school
• SC law enforcement work to prevent a deadly summer on the roads
• Two charged in Surfside Beach motel meth lab operation
• Family of missing Little Rock man continues to search
• Jury in Edwards case wraps up 5th day with no verdict
• Florence mayoral candidates Wukela, Robinson trade verbal barbs over failed debate
• Georgia woman with flesh eating disease surprises family
• Mayor Wukela dismisses Robinson in personal statement
• Burroughs Foundation Inc. donates $25,000 to C.E. Murray High School
• Memorial Day tourism forecast solid for Grand Strand
• Florence School District 5 wants to keep health center open
• Mullins Chamber to host Downtown Live concert series finale
• Manhunt on for suspect in fatal Dillon shooting
• Broadway at the Beach adding helicopter rides
• HTC Reel Kids recognizes Horry County students
• Utility worker struck by line, dies near Santee
• Testing irregularities prompt Darlington students to retake test
• Forecasters: 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• Gov Haley chastises Senate on her campaign issue
• Myrtle Beach Memorial Day tribute set for Monday
• Orangeburg County suing dead sheriff's estate
• North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market opens Friday
• Debate over home sprinklers heating up in SC
• 4 sentenced in 2009 deaths of Greer couple
• Verification of 437 sex offenders conducted in Horry County
• Carolina Safari: Turtles, the other reptiles
• Jurors in Edwards trial to deliberate for 5th day
• Soccer ball not the only ball SC gator had eaten
• Columbia man finds freedman's tag near Charleston
• 7th Candidates say they'd affect national policy, voters not so sure
• SC Senate Dems fail in efforts to defund voter ID
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highways
• Media coalition files motion in Edwards case
• Police find "illegal drug activity" at Surfside Beach motel
• Florence natives perform for millions on American Idol
• Man facing sex crime charges after Little River standoff
• Georgia man wins 11th American Idol
• Lawsuit says Florence airport owes government $1 million
• New NC bill ties corporate break, private schools
• SC Gov. Haley travels to campaign for Wisconsin governor
• Performance-based pay may be on the way for SC teachers
• Florence Airport Lawsuit/Meeting
• Giant snake caught on camera in Columbia neighborhood
• SC voter ID law remains funded after Democrat challenge fails
• Timmonsville to advertise for new administrator, clerk of court
• New planters brighten downtown sidewalks in Hartsville
• Comer applauds program's success in Hartsville
• Florence Democratic mayoral debate canceled
• Wheel of Fortune auditions held in North Myrtle Beach
• Edwards jury ends 4th day of talks with no verdict
• Students cut loose after reaching reading goal at Johnsonville High
• Sumter County woman gets kidney donation through Facebook
• Myrtle Beach police charge teen after puppy left in hot car
• Thunderstorms trigger another severe weather warning
• Sex assault suspect taken from Little River standoff scene
• Marion County commission settles on projects for proposed tax
• S.C. Supreme Court to hear arguments in ballot lawsuit
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Congress needs an uncommon man; it needs Jordan
• Deputies arrest three burglary suspects in Darlington
• North Myrtle Beach Aquatic & Fitness offers free swimming lessons
• MARION COUNTY PEOPLE IN THE NEWS: Marion's Reed receives Coker Leadership Award
• Florence County Sheriff's Office fishing tournament for kids entering its second decade
• Tabor City assistant chief charged with DUI in SC
• Help4Kids looks to stock up during summer months, continue to feed hungry children
• The Pee Dee's Best Recipe Challenge: Winners are in
• More than 1,300 acres in Beaufort County preserved
• Longtime Pee Dee Skateland owner dies
• As gay marriage debate evolves, S.C. must watch its step
• First 787 built in SC ready for test flight
• Jury at Edwards trial to deliberate for 4th day
• Seventh Congressional candidates, voters support I-73 construction
• Millions spent to advertise Myrtle Beach; Will marketing efforts work?
• Video shows SC union leader striking Haley pinata
• NC Governor, Cherokee chief sign amended gambling pact
• Fire sprinklers could be required in new SC homes
• Voters bounce Pierce as Atlantic Beach mayor, elect Jake Evans
• Florence Regional Airport Director resigns
• Dillon deputies search for person of interest in triple shooting
• The Pee Dee's Best Recipe Challenge: Winners announced in Florence
• COLUMN: Forty-six years of friendship with Everett Presson
• Florence woman arrested after newborn tests positive for illegal drugs
• Johnsonville hopes to budget for water tower improvements, employee pay increase
• Johnsonville hopes to budget for water tower improvements, employee pay increase
• Voters bounce Pierce as Atlantic Beach mayor, elect Jake Evans
• Jury in Edwards case ends 3rd day of deliberations
• Effingham man charged in Florence bicycle throwing assault
• Child tests positive for crack, Florence man arrested
• Murrells Inlet man teaches piano to special needs students
• COLUMN: Perfect wine to pair with local foods
• Couple's toddler daughters test positive for drugs, police say
• Harris Teeter recall of sorbet
• GALLERY: Piggly Wiggly May Fly 2012 Air Show
• NC-bound flight lands in Maine after man's odd behavior
• US 17 Bypass construction changes traffic patterns
• House hit by lightning as storms slam Grand Strand
• Indian company bringing 300 jobs to Columbia
• 1st freedmen's community part of SC budget
• Man nabbed for touching, exposing himself in Myrtle Beach store, police say
• Judge pushes back double-murder trial date for Florence suspect
• Police: Myrtle Beach man makes phone threat to kill victim, mom
• Myrtle Beach private school teacher named best in the state
• Feds: South Carolina businessman illegally traded with Iran
• Myrtle Beach Pelicans among best sellers of merchandise in minors
• Horry County Fire Rescue battled house fire
• CCU offering Summer Arts Academy
• Praisefest comes together in Johnsonville
• Dillon deputies, SLED investigate shooting death
• Coker SIFE to compete in national exposition
• NC considers new rules on coyote, hog hunting
• Santee Cooper considers rate increases
• Suspect in custody following manhunt in North Myrtle Beach
• Tropical Depression Alberto expected to weaken
• Arson suspected in Georgetown house fire
• DMV to offer road test appointments at 12 offices
• SC firefighters encouraging safe sprinkler use
• Jury at Edwards trial to deliberate for 3rd day
• NC business chamber shares wishes with lawmakers
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: S.C. needs quick solution for candidate disqualification
• Myrtle Beach Backgate project progressing, road closures expected
• Myrtle Beach breaks ground on 9/11 memorial
• President of SC firm arrested on federal charges
• New USC Sports Medicine Center not just for athletes
• Dillon deputies, SLED investigate shooting death
• Atlantic Beach Bikefest quiet so far, special election Tuesday
• Voters unsure of 7th Congressional District makeup
• Praisefest comes together in Johnsonville
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Police work leaves much to be desired
• Ground breaks for new Florence County Museum
• Surveillance video shows high-speed Darligton deputy crash
• Canadian, southern leaders meet to talk business in Myrtle Beach
• Edwards jury ends 2nd day of deliberations without verdict
• Myrtle Beach man accused of solicitation of a minor
• NC teacher suspended after student told arrest possible for Obama criticism
• Hall named principal at Loris Middle School
• Dozen charged in cockfighting raid in Robeson County
• Foundation to celebrate 'Marion County Day'
• Judge agrees North Carolina matching funds provision unlawful
• McCrory campaign takes ire over North Carolina ad to FCC
• NRC chairman visits expanding South Carolina nuclear plant
• Lake City includes vehicles, employee raises in proposed 2012-13 budget
• Construction on Florence indoor gun range shooting for summer completion
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No Christianity on sleeve, but Prosser is best choice
• 2 Horry County farms honored for century of family ownership
• S.C. senator attempting to remove items from budget
• GOP debate to be held for 7th Congressional District
• Good news: SC gas cheapest in nation
• Myrtle Beach police search for two armed robbery suspects
• Florence support group gives strength to brain tumor patients
• Horry County SWA awards scholarships
• Myrtle Beach Police: Victim follows suspect who robbed him at gunpoint
• Surfside man 'flips out,' holds couple at knifepoint, police say
• Two Arkansas residents die in Myrtle Beach accident
• Voters split on top priority for 7th Congressional representative
• Myrtle Beach police investigate attempted kidnapping
• SC gas prices continues to fall
• Winston-Salem students to compete for lunch title
• Charleston housing residents learning to paint
• Jury at Edwards trial set to resume deliberations
• Former Atlantic Beach Police Chief arrested for DUI
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Society Hill's Coker House garners attention, possible support at open house
• Aplastic Anemia patient runs in the "Diva Run" in North Myrtle Beach
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off Carolina coast
• Tropical Storm Alberto weakens off Carolina coast
• Darlington County Sheriff's office arrests murder suspect
• Myrtle Beach plans parade, picnic for Memorial weekend Saturday
• Boater finds dead body in water in North Myrtle Beach
• Pee Dee voters unsure about 7th Congressional candidates
• PEE DEE POLITICS: 7th Congressional poll defends itself
• EDITORIAL: Welcome, Warren - We think you'll like it here
• Alberto expected to remain offshore, risk of rip currents exist
• Blue Crab festival in Little River ends Sunday
• COLUMN: New 2-1-1 help line needs more answers
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Council is losing dedicated servant in Rodgers
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hang on to SS cards, Congress might strike
• COLUMN: Front porches are a key to good living
• Florence deputies to use new license plate scanners
• Florence pet drive successful, but more need homes
• Little River Blue Crab Festival lives on despite 2011 cancellation
• Man injured in knife fight in Florence
• Strawberry festival brings out berry lovers in Pee Dee
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence Humane Society Pet Sale
• Florence's GE plant celebrates family day Saturday
• Florence's Zeigler keeps promise, eagerly awaits museum groundbreaking
• Florence Spin-a-Fit raised money for Camp Rae Saturday
• Kids get food, fun and fish at Darlington County event
• First tropical storm of the season forms off SC
• Sumter man killed during home invasion
• Foxtrot Festival draws large crowd
• "Crusin' The Coast" Vendors Blame Horry County for Sluggish Week
• Horry County to treat for mosquitoes next week
• THUMBS UP, THUMBS DOWN: Litany of heroes made talent show possible
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why shouldn't school choice's plan be now?
• Fire museum celebrates anniversary with bike rodeo
• South Carolina Botanical Garden to celebrate plant diversity
• Rubio set to headline South Carrolina GOP fundraising event
• Charlotte gets prettier underpasses with paintings
• South Carolina progressives holding spring conference
• Pee Dee vigil focuses on community violence
• Atlantic Beach Bike Fest kicked off Friday, no bikers attended
• Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• NC judge resigns in light of SBI probe
• Two SC companies announce ground beef recall
• SC House Ethics Committee wants more Haley documents
• Days of downpours drench Pee Dee crops
• Safe Kids Pee Dee/Coastal offers Operation Medicine Drop
• Senior Sports Classic underway in Florence
• St. John's Elementary principal honored by Darlington County
• Women's education group comes to Florence
• Wet week impacts bike rally vendor sales in Horry County
• Myrtle Beach traffic changes set for US 17/SC 707 roadwork
• Darlington County schools announce graduation schedule
• Wet week impacts bike week vendor sales in Horry County
• Sandhills NWR adds 269 acres in Chesterfield County
• Jurors ask to look at exhibits in Edwards trial
• SC House Ethics seeks more information from Haley
• Budget Gourmet: Blue Cheese Crab Tilapia
• Florence County School District 3 announces summer school schedule
• SC GOP ready to work north of border this year
• SC House Ethics seeks more information from Haley
• Compliance date for existing pool and spas extended to January
• S.C. unemployment rate drops for ninth consecutive month
• Foxtrot Festival to kick off with firework show
• SkyWheel celebrates first anniversary
• Conway woman arrested for drunken episode, baby left home alone
• Tourism in Myrtle Beach leads economic recovery
• Horry County man killed in Johns Island attack
• Jury to begin deliberations in John Edwards case
• Feds: Gastonia pastor had sex with minors in Haiti
• EDITORIAL: Latest issue in filing mess is ... dueling?
• North Myrtle Beach attracts diverse mix of tourist
• Florence-Darlington Tech grads take new degrees into job market
• Johnsonville man dies in Thursday evening wreck
• Recent rains seem to be breaking SC drought
• Army replaces female head of SC drill sergeant school
• National Guard, DEW, work to get jobs for veterans
• Hemingway International Campground breaks down denominational barriers
• Jury finds Mullins man guilty for wife's murder
• Myrtle Beach leaders welcome Vote Travel bus
• Democrats still undecided on candidates for 7th Congressional District
• Cheraw teen headed to Harvard, also takes home top honors in his class
• Wednesday's storms cause damage to homes, automobiles
• Sea turtle eggs show up early along North Carolina coast
• Record-setting rainfall hammers Pee Dee
• Florence County: No tax increase, no certainity in budget
• Officials re-open Columbia-area bridge after rains
• North Carolina speaker OKs payments to resigning staffers
• South Carolina Democratic director reprimanded for tweet
• Spitting charge dropped against McDonald's worke
• Memorial Day program set for Florence National Cemetery
• Robeson County Sheriff's Office says man killed in argument over plant
• Florence County Councilman Rodgers announces resignation
• S.C. Department of Motor Vehicles will be closed May 28
• Florence Christian's Meagan Wright signs with Milligan
• Rice to stump at Florence senior center Friday
• Florence County Disabilities and Special Needs Board announces meeting
• NC prosecutors learn to fight Racial Justice Act
• Wilmington 10 seek pardons from outgoing NC gov
• No new candidates allowed; SC sets primary ballots
• SC election officials: Primary ballots set, candidates may not be added
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Quit telling me how to eat, God is my only nutritionist
• North Myrtle Beach business gives tunes and old luggage new life
• Resident injured in Thursday morning Florence house fire
• Florence woman charged in laundry-room arson
• Two dead after Andrews shooting
• New SC mom hospitalized with flesh-eating bacteria
• Morning News, Media General papers sold to Berkshire Hathaway
• Alligator bites worker trying to capture it
• Bauer, Rice lead in FMU/SCNOW.com poll
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Those who don't get involve get government they deserve
• SC Agriculture Department hosting veggie field day
• Closing arguments to begin in John Edwards case
• Charleston County schools launching 5-year plan
• Motorcycle group helps connect bikers with God
• Florence Tech grads use education to shift, boost careers
• Florence teacher readies for iPad arrival
• Murrells Inlet restaurant re-opens months after fire
• Former Clemson player involved in deadly Dillon County crash
• Former Clemson player involved in deadly Dillon County crash
• Darlington GOP questions S.C. Supreme Court primary ballot ruling
• SC senators give key approval to budget
• Former UNC president hospitalized in critical condition
• SC Senate plan would end TERI program
• Wukela, Robinson to meet in Florence mayoral debate
• Mullins man admits to having knife during video at murder trial
• Statewide food drive brings in brings in big numbers
• American Legion Junior ROTC students receive awards
• Darlington company wins national award
• Lamar residents build home addition for 3-year-old suffering from muscle disorder
• South Carolina senators defeat attempt to block Common Core
• Flooding creates hazards for motorists in Horry County
• Myrtle Beach leaders discuss penny tax extension
• Marion native returns home in search of fossils
• NC woman dies in Wednesday morning Marlboro County crash
• Three people arrested in Internet Crimes Against Children
• Hundreds walk in Florence to bring awareness to mental health
• COLUMN: Check out the big brain at that table
• Army replaces first female head of drill sergeant school
• SC Senate passes bill to clear election confusion
• S.C. governor, lieutenant governor could run together in 2018
• MYR Construction update: Parking lot changes
• Horry/Georgetown StormFest 2012 scheduled in Murrells Inlet
• North Myrtle Beach Divas Half Marathon needs volunteers
• NC Chamber wants cuts in unemployment benefits
• Spadoni Education College at CCU is reaccredited
• Art program provides legacy of success at Fairmont High School
• SCA, Leatherman Senior Center to host Open House
• $1 Million Mega Millions ticket sold in Bishopville
• May is National Electrical Safety Month
• Myrtle Beach leaders look to extend 1% sales tax
• 3 killed in Greer bank robbery remains unsolved
• Bridge closed in Columbia after rain shifts barge
• Defense mum on whether John Edwards will testify
• Judges announce finalists in Pee Dee's Best Recipe Challenge
• EDITORIAL: Election filing update: It is still a big mess
• One person killed in Dillon County accident
• Horry County works to rid ponds of algae
• Haley says state Senate must cut more taxes
• Surfside Beach Police investigate motorcycle crash
• Marine Wreckage Found Near Shore
• NC city awaits ruling on gay marriage amendment
• Carolina Forest leaders hope for staff additions in Horry budget
• NC town seeks new sales tax to help beaches
• SC lawmaker asks panel to reopen Haley ethics case
• Flax appeal: Event in Florence recruits farmers to grow useful grain
• Lakeside Music Room kicks off inaugural season in Cheraw
• Trial begins for Mullins man accused of killing wife
• Horry to begin administrator negotiations with Georgetown Admin
• Florence's Young Composers' Forum readies for first recital
• Four Chesterfield County Democrats removed from primary ballot
• Board chairman addresses Darlington bus incident
• Hartsville Community Garden gets boost from Miracle-Gro
• Marion County commission nearing decision on tax projects
• Johnsonville Police search for counterfeiting suspects
• Deadly accidents don't prompt Grand Strand bikers to wear helmets
• Former director of the Downtown Darlington Revitalization Association dies
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Real school choice might save tax money
• American Red Cross hosts blood drive May 17
• Camp Rae Spin-e-fit set for Saturday at South Florence High
• Rescue crews in Murrells Inlet, Garden City investigate boat overturned
• Defendants plead guilty in Marlboro County drug case
• COLUMN: Getting antsy about new menu items
• Conway Police offer reward in connection with burglary
• Wofford College President Dunlap to retire in 2013
• Haley says state Senate must cut more taxes
• $67.6 million Darlington County school budget gets preliminary OK
• FMU graduates 26 from the Rural Leadership Institute
• Man struck by lightning in Pawleys Island
• Darlington deputies record 71-race-related arrests
• Pee Dee native writes a book about bullying
• Florence County election lawsuit in holding pattern
• Body found inside burned Horry County home identified
• Federal Panel Dismisses Lawsuit Over SC Election
• Francis Marion University names three new scholars
• PalmettoPride announces Litter Trashes Everyone Art Contest winners
• Myrtle Beach police arrest man twice in 12 hour span on drinking related crimes
• SC dog groomer charged with mistreatment
• Fort Bragg, 18th Airborne general retiring
• Horry County leaders discuss budget, safety and tourism
• Court in Va. to hear NC terror-support appeal
• John Edwards' eldest daughter to take the stand
• Council Robinson criticizes Bruce and Lee Foundation at Florence Council meeting
• 7th GOP Debate
• 7th GOP Debate
• 7th GOP Debate
• Florence's Jordan tops poll at 7th Congressional event at West Florence High School
• Horry bike weeks begins, burnouts continue
• NC child safety task force makes recommendations
• Homeless men charged with second murder in Columbia
• Body found inside burned Horry County home
• Latta schools to begin collecting tuition from out-of-district students
• Two copper wire theft arrests in Florence
• Southeast Tourism Society selects Dickens play for 'Top 20' list
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Elimination of Timmonsville Police feeds town's poor image
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A few thoughts on being poor
• Clemson professor awarded nearly $600,000 4-year grant to study language of plants
• Horry County candidates push for ballot spots
• Coward council elects Mayor pro tem, changes meeting times
• Florence County School District Three superintendent calls for community questions
• Florence County School District Three passes budget with job cuts, millage increase
• Lake City teacher named SC Head Start Teacher of the Year
• Lake City teacher named SC Head Start Teacher of the Year
• House Rep. blesses the hands of Lake City hospital workers
• Lawmaker blesses the hands of Lake City hospital workers
• Florence loses Agero call center to Clarksville, Tenn.
• Former Myrtle Beach police officer pleads guilty to felony DUI
• Diabetes patients must take proper care of feet
• Three-judge panel hears arguments in S.C. election lawsuit
• S.C. paraglider hits cliff and dies in San Diego
• So far, so good on Socastee man's marathon mission
• Robb Runs
• 84-year-old SC man dies after falling from tractor
• Myrtle Beach firefighters battle daycare fire
• SC gas prices continue to drop
• Gay marriage supporters to march in Raleigh
• Haley to sign charter school bill in Greenville
• 3-judge panel hears arguments in SC election suit
• Myrtle Beach Bike Week traffic has returned
• Mullins man dies from accident injuries in Horry County
• Conway woman dies in motorcycle accident
• Surfside Beach restaurant benefits from Mother's Day business
• SC Forestry will continue to monitor throughout day
• Carolina Hospital System-Marion hosts family fun day
• Carolina Hospital System-Marion hosts family fun day
• Carolina Hospital System-Marion hosts family fun day
• Carolina Hospital System-Marion hosts family fun day
• Mullins man on trial for killing wife, injuring step-son
• Veterans ride for awareness en route to D.C.
• SC Forestry continues to monitor terrain for possible re-ignites
• Tennis fans turn out for fundraiser for Florence school
• Remembering Mama's kitchen
• HOW'S MY ASANA LOOK: Standing bow pulling pose
• COLUMN: Vices pop up from time to time at Darlington track
• MYSTERY PLANT: A Blue Ridge Parkway delight
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Timmonsville: The joke isn't funny anymore
• COLUMN: 'Youthful indiscretions' part of presidential pedigree
• EDITORIAL: School choice OK, but S.C. plan is not
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500
• Bojangles Southern 500
• Bojanles Southern 500
• New Myrtle Beach farmers market opens
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Darlington church feeds state troopers pulling race duty
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Bojangles Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
• Darlington race has big economic impact in Pee Dee, beyond
• Police, EMS work to keep race fans safe at Darlington
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• PDREC has been helping Florence, Pee Dee agriculture for 100 years
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• Saturday afternoon at Darlington Raceway
• THUMBS UP, THUMBS DOWN: Perfect racing weather for Darlington
• Timmonsville residents question safety without police
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Darlington
• Postal carriers picking up food Saturday in Florence
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
• Friday at Darlington 7
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• Friday at Darlington 6
• Friday at Darlington 6
• Friday at Darlington 6
• Friday at Darlington 6
• Friday at Darlington 6
• Safe Kids to hold safety check in Florence
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 girls OK
• S.C. eighth-graders improving science skills
• Loris toddler killed in crash one day before birthday identified
• Myrtle Beach mom arrested after child tests positive for cocaine
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Candidate law is wrong
• Little River man charged with sex crimes against 12 year old girl
• Edwards defense to ask judge to throw out case
• SC couple arrested for snakes in home
• Child killed in Horry County collision
• NASCAR car haulers roar into Darlington
• Federal judges could decide to delay SC
• Private school tax deductions bill alive but shaky in SC Senate
• Mother of missing SC toddler indicted for neglect
• Federal judges could decide to delay SC primaries
• Florence One hires new Wilson principal
• NASCAR super fan relishes chance to revisit Darlington
• E.L. Ford Theological Bible College announces their graduates
• 'Butt dials' keep Horry County emergency dispatchers busy
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vegetarian change would curtail national obesity, too
• EDITORIAL: Southern 500 a small chunk of our tradition
• Florence's Carolinas Hospital System honors top nurses
• Host of "Making It Grow!" to retire in June
• Business leaders shine light on Florence charities
• Darlington Raceway busy with track preparations ahead of big weekend
• Myrtle Beach man dies in motorcycle accident
• Deadline nears for USDA discrimination case claims
• Baptist leader apologizes to Obama for comments
• Marion named Playful City
• COLUMN: Run for you life!
• Coroner: Cause of death 'pending' in Evans inmate death
• CCU theatre students to perform staged readings
• Truck driver dies of injuries from I-95 crash
• Prosecution rests in John Edwards trial
• Williamsburg school district event will honor graduates, create scholarship fund
• McLeod Health Board of Trustees announces new representation
• "The Stars Are Out" prepares for 15th go-around in Florence
• Timmosnville to disband police force
• Devin Durant
• Ceremonies mark Confederate Memorial Day in SC
• Clyburn announces Sixth District Artistic Discovery winner
• Aynor, Socastee high schools ranked among SC's best
• Florence County Democrats, Republicans to face off in state Supreme Court soon
• SC Senate kills effort to put candidates back on primary ballots
• Power outage on South Strand causes problems
• Sumter man charged with peeping at tanning solon
• Driver hits concrete support, dies in Little River crash
• Kudzu bugs invade South Carolina
• Judge holding hearing over SC ballot controversy
• 270-year-old book being returned to owners in SC
• Ceremonies mark Confederate Memorial Day in SC
• Myrtle Beach Homeless Coalition makes slow progress
• Little River man arrested after police chase
• Proposed project may bring more business, jobs to Georgetown's port
• Proposed project may bring more business, jobs to Georgetown's port
• Some SC school buses in use since Reagan era
• Ex-Columbia cop says she was discriminated against
• SC Senate effort to put candidates on ballots dead
• Florence couple thanks Lord, Army for marriage
• Local student wins 2012 IBPOE of W State Association Annual Oratorical Contest
• 'Credential Queen' has credentialing down pat at Darlington Raceway
• 'Credential Queen' has credentialing down pat at Darlington Raceway
• Hartsville moves to turn city elections over to county
• Rescued horse delivers healthy colt after 2011 Dillon County seizure
• Senate panel advances private school choice bill
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Darlington County issues burn ban for race weekend
• Chief Jim Stone
• SC justices: Sex offender's punishment too harsh
• NC gay rights advocates plan sit-in, arrests
• Pink firetruck to highlight north Strand cancer group's efforts
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hydrogen energy like Manna from Heaven
• NFL star to support Camp RAE fundraiser at South Florence High School
• Fate of Timmonsville police remains in doubt
• Last Day to Register to Vote in the Primary Election is May 12
• Three more suspects arrested in connection with Hells Angels bust
• Conway police looking for suspects in connection with shooting
• Police: Conway man shot in face during assault
• Attorney to ask for South Carolina primary delay
• NC judge: Release man imprisoned since 1970s
• Duke, Progress won't pass on severance costs
• Spartanburg man convicted of assaulting woman
• NC marriage amendment foes set news conference
• Firefighters to meet at Statehouse to back safety
• Obama staffer to testify at John Edwards trail
• Horry County leader wants to speed up work on International Drive
• Candidate Spotlight: Randal Wallace, 7th Congressional District
• EDITORIAL: Hey, legislature, keep your promises, fund local gov
• Hartsville 'Special' Assistant inspires team
• Evans inmate, NC man, dies in custody
• New leadership to run Surfside Beach council differently
• New leadership to run Surfside Beach council differently
• Florence County School District 3 budget calls for 24 lost jobs, salary reductions
• Three FMU players named to All-PBC Patriot squad
• Florence 1 recognizes top teachers, staff
• NC approves amendment on gay marriage
• SC man gets life sentence in 2 murders
• Police: 14-year-old SC boy killed trying to rob drug dealer
• Escaped NC monkey not rabid; owner charged
• Darlington police arrest purse-snatching suspect
• Groups gather at polls, urge NC voters against gay marriage
• Marion County employees may get pay raise
• Horry county council talks about staffing for next year
• Speechwriter says Edwards knew about cover up
• Judge to hold hearing in South Carolina election lawsuit
• How to cut your college tuition in half or more
• CCU presents awards to faculty and staff
• CCU honors convocation recognizes student achievement
• Shag Run raises money for Hemingway charity
• Tense moments in Timmonsville as financial forecast remains bleak
• Detours for US 701 planned in May
• Illegal games seized from Georgetown business
• Darlington County Sheriff's deputy suspended in connection with traffic accident
• Williamsburg Academy student charged with threatening classmates
• Savannah River panel votes to set dredging limits
• Father charged in SC dog mauling death "devastated"
• Youngest NC voters can't cast ballot on amendment
• Fox named Technology Champion
• Surfside Beach man grows beard to help others
• Naturally Advanced Technologies to host field day in Florence
• Florence-Darlington Technical College to provide discounted bus passes
• Burglary suspects still on the loose in Darlington
• Library to hold history program on Olanta's Magic Summer
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Year after freeze, NC Highway Patrol hiring again
• Clarendon County authorities identify victim
• Baby dies after SC grandfather rolls on her
• Taxdollars help pay for affordable housing complex in Myrtle Beach
• NC voters choosing major-party governor candidates
• SC Guard prepares for coming hurricane season
• NC votes on constitutional ban on gay marriage
• Horry County GOP candidates discuss filing fiasco
• Almost 270-year-old book found in SC library vault
• Ousting leaves legislative seats with no primary
• Death penalties, executions on the decline in SC
• PDRTA seeks $100,000 from Darlington County for bus service
• Democrats' stump for votes, momentum in Gallivants Ferry
• Florence County Democrats sue GOP over candidate recertification
• CANDIDATES 2012: Updated list of who is in for the June 12 party primaries
• Fans and vendors file in to Darlington ahead of Saturday's race
• Group files lawsuit against Florence 1 for board election issues
• Alabama man pleads guilty to involvment in Myrtle Beach beating
• Fate of S.C. primary candidates remains in limbo
• Three people arrested in beating of Mullins man
• Sumter County Veterans Association announces memorial events
• Conway prison's technology keeps cell phones from inmates
• Florence WWII monument
• Degrees awarded at FMU commencement exercises May 5
• Lake City golfer a state medalist, signs with Francis Marion University
• Deadly train accident in Williamsburg County
• Math, Music, and Pythagoras in Lake City
• Lake City area marches for babies in annual walk
• Lake City resident joins Coast Guard Auxilary
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Youth sports produce solid citizens we want
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Concert was a delight, hoping PAC will be Masterworks' home
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Politicians need to be more than just debaters
• Lake City school celebrates May, holds field day
• Lake City school celebrates May, holds field day
• Lake City school celebrates May, holds field day
• Lake City school celebrates May, holds field day
• Lake City school celebrates May, holds field day
• Lake City school celebrates May, holds field day
• Committee wants to honor WWII veterans at Florence Veterans Park
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Guns in restaurants? He'll sit behind if has a chance
• Members stand behind NC pastor after remarks
• Past, present and future of gas prices in South Carolina
• Shrimping season opens in South Carolina
• Man dies when mattress bounces out of SC truck
• SC gas prices continue to drop
• Campaigns work on last full day before North Carolina primary
• Virginia Fed chief visits North Carolina to talk economy, turnaround
• South Carolina Office on Aging holding Senior Expo
• Heiress' lawyer to retake stand at Edwards trial
• Galivants Ferry Stump speech hits year 136
• Galivants Ferry Stump Speech Hits Year 136
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: College kids gloating is OK, adminstration? No
• Socastee "Taste of Desserts" benefits at-risk children
• Yard Sale of the Carolinas to be held in Chesterfield
• Longs man killed in weekend car crash
• American Red Cross gets race fans heart's pumping with "Race Into Giving"
• Be wise when you fertilize
• MYSTERY PLANT: A rather pretty vine with a bad reputation
• Pee Dee's fabled fire ant dances
• PEE DEE POLITICS: S.C. elections worse than Iran
• EDITORIAL: S.C. filing mess ruins an election for no good cause
• HOW'S MY ASANA LOOK: Tree posture variation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: FMU, USC grad 'disappointed' by billboards
• Darlington race was bigger deal back in the day
• COLUMN: Faye Griffin right at home in old Lamar
• COLUMN: Welcome racin' fans, from one who tried it once
• The stars come out for scholarship gala in Florence
• Thousands celebrate Murrells Inlet blessing
• New Coastal Carolina University grads prepare for post-college life
• Kegs tapped at third annual Florence Beer Festival
• Many graduates in Pee Dee, elsewhere face student loan debt
• Big race isn't what it used to be
• Wilson High School announces National Spanish Exam winners
• Coker College student Dashonda Campbell honored with President's Volunteer Service Award
• Coker College student Jatavia Bethea honored with President's Volunteer Service Award
• McBee Elementary first and second graders enjoy National Teach Children to Save Day
• McBee Elementary Chorus performed in Philadelphia
• Coker College student Miranda Smith receives SCICU Research Grant
• Coker College student Michelle Thomas presents research
• Coker College student April Ruthven presents research
• Coker College student Miranda Smith presents research
• Coker College student Hilary Davidson presents research
• Coker College student Stephanie Rhodes presents research
• Coker College student Monte Jackson presents research
• Coker College student Marlin Ketter presents honors project
• More cookers, vendors and attendees show out in Johnsonville festival's second year
• U.S. Attorney's Office reviews 2010 Florence assault case
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• FMU awards 333 degrees at Saturday ceremony
• NC amendment forces working hard on final weekend
• Civil War shipwreck in the way of Ga. port project
• Thumbs up to Florence-Darlington baseball; Thumbs down to Timmonsville
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No more holes in the neck and other suggestions
• S.C. welcome centers to serve sweet tea to travelers
• Salmonella in dog food sickens 14 people across US
• UNC probe finds fraud in academic department
• New State Museum exhibit helps visitors live Titanic's voyage
• Financial drama intensifies in Timmonsville
• Metal Detectors used Friday after gun incident at Dillon High School
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Parker, rest of media, will do anything for favored sons
• School bomb threats topic of discussion by Horry County leaders
• FMU graduate balances supporting family, questing for knowledge
• Georgetown administrator a finalist for Horry County position
• Dalton, Etheridge, Faison sprint in North Carolina primary
• Female drill boss gets job back
• Lawyer: Edwards knew money was for his benefit
• Florence residents to gather for March for Babies
• GOD @ WORK: Lessons learned from a lizard
• Haley visits Governor's School
• Marion Police search for robbery suspect
• Cale Yarborough announced as grand marshal of Darlington Car Hauler Parade
• Darlington Library set to kick off summer reading program
• Senate chair to push for SC election fix
• Myrtle Beach Police search for armed robbery suspect
• Florence Democrat disputes Republican filings
• Law enforcement groups wrap up Operation Strikeforce in Florence
• CCU: DeCenzo given power to make conference move
• Horry County announces Top 3 candidates for county administrator
• SCGOP releases certification list, 16 Horry candidates off ballot
• 2012 Johnsonville Heritage Festival Schedule
• CCU Board approves several major projects, issues
• Civil War lecture series comes to Hartsville
• Rocky Gannon speaks
• Teens set to take over Hartsville's Burry Park
• Seneca Steel to locate in Darlington
• Coker College commencement in the courtyard Saturday
• Florence Regional Arts Alliance accepting grant applications
• Sierra Club in Florence to discuss how to make home more energy efficient
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Early turkey mating and a call to more environmental action
• Palmetto Bays Elementary hopes to win grant money to build handicap-accessible playground
• Candidate Spotlight: Chad Prosser, 7th Congressional District
• EDITORIAL: Outside help is only solution for Timmonsville
• Pawleys Island doctor arrested
• Interior designer to retake stand at Edwards trial
• BCBS Foundation gives $5.25M grant to free clinics
• Dead Dog Saloon in Murrells Inlet set to re-open
• Pay raises anticipated for Florence One teachers
• Horry lawmaker concerned about elections case effect on voters
• Same dog, bigger bark at the Florence Bone-E-Fit
• Same dog, bigger bark at the Florence Bone-E-Fit
• Same dog, bigger bark at the Florence Bone-E-Fit
• Same dog, bigger bark at the Florence Bone-E-Fit
• South Carolina DHEC names new chief attorney
• Researchers say they have new clue to NC's Lost Colony
• Bill to ban SC inmates from social media gets changes
• Highway Partrol investigating motorist fatality in Timmonsville
• Horry County authorities investigate drowning
• Florence County councilmen attribute budget woes to state
• Spirit tickets still the cheapest out of Myrtle Beach with new bag fee
• No injuries after school bus accident in Lake City
• Kahn wins construction bid on new Florence museum
• Former Atlantic Beach Town Manager arrested for assault
• Social Media Overload: How much use is too much?
• Darlington School District investigates cheating accusations
• Myrtle Beach Drive-by shooting suspects on the loose
• Hemingway teacher wants people to "Get Fit for Life"
• Timmonsville council to discuss law enforcment issue Friday
• Knight awarded SC Superintendent of the Year Award
• Florence County considering millage increase
• CCU taking measures to make conference move
• Coastal Carolina University names emerging scholar
• Garden City Parking lot opens
• Hartsville man arrested for criminal sexual conduct with minor
• Former Atlantic Beach Town Manager arrested for assault
• DeShawn Mayfield
• 'Authentic Italian' eats next up for Alchemy space
• Alexant Miracle Harley
• CCU sponsors demonstration of floating wetland
• Spirit Airlines announces new flights to Myrtle Beach airport
• SLED arrests Marlboro County worker for possession of controlled substance
• SLED arrest Clio woman for misconduct in office
• McClellanville man arrested for taking gas from SCDNR
• CHS Anglers to compete for state championship
• Fifth person arrested in Socastee homicide
• Chick-fil-A to host 12th Annual Leadercast at Florence Civic Center
• WHAT WERE WE THINKING: I-95 and obesity
• Dillon High School under lockdown after weapon found on campus
• Marion County hospital CEO eager to align with community
• Western NC apple growers lose half of crop
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: NFL players criticized for bounties; What about Black Panthers?
• Shooting of 11-year-old SC boy ruled an accident
• Cape Hatteras lighthouse open for full moon tours
• SC State panel meets to find interim president
• Supreme Court ruling knocks nearly 100 off S.C. ballots
• More South Carolinians opting for home grown foods
• Lake Marion Water Agency anniversary marked
• Former Edwards aide to retake stand at boss' trial
• Horry candidates react to SC Supreme Court filing decision
• Hells Angels' neighbors worry about future drug activity
• Chesterfield County Schools selects new superintendent
• House ethics committee dismisses charges against Gov. Haley
• SC House approves new version of restructuring
• Florence choir to honor late founder
• Darlington City Council passes first reading on budget
• Hartsville's Lady Foxes outlast Airport, 1-0
• Horry County mayors urge change to Atlantic Beach bike fest
• Horry County selects new polling place for Atlantic Beach
• Dead Dog Saloon nearing completion
• Surfside Beach Town Administrator resigns
• Deputies investigate vandalism at Pawleys Island school
• SC high court: Candidates can't appear on ballots
• Four people arrested in connection with Socastee murder
• Johnsonville Adult Day Care Center looks for help from city officials
• Nation's largest single-day food drive set for May 12
• Hartsville's Pride Park to get new stage this summer
• Haley praises Honda in Timmonsville, addresses ethics charges
• One arrested, two detained in Socastee murder
• PALM ready to rev up school choices in Myrtle Beach
• North Myrtle Beach offers free use of beach-going wheelchairs
• Operation Red Harvest Update
• S.C. charter school bill heading to governor
• SC House Ethics panel clears Haley of charges
• Carolina Canners Inc. expanding in Chesterfield County
• $500,000 Palmetto Cash 5 ticket sold in Murrells Inlet
• CCU student leadership award winners announced
• Marion County School District consolidation official
• SC House Ethics panel clears Haley of charges
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Remember National Day of Prayer
• EDITORIAL: A humid hint of what's to come in the Pee Dee
• More road closures for Georgetown drainage improvements
• SC panel recommends no more beach groins
• Target sets job fair to hire 200 workers for new Myrtle Beach store
• Emergency siren testing set for J. Reuben Long Detention Center
• 5 Charlotte-area colleges discuss NC amendment
• Wife of ex-Edwards aide to retake the stand
• South Carolina college students brace for changes to financial aid
• Newt Gingrich to end his presidential campaign
• South Carolina cops remember fallen officers
• Myrtle Beach Hells Angels arrestees appear for bond hearings
• Horry council strengthens animal control laws
• Florence County teacher named SC Teacher of the Year
• Controversy over proposed cuts continues in Timmonsville
• NC judges grant more time for redistricting documents
• NC still expecting small surplus this budget year
• Facebook to have organ donor registration
• New location for Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• New location for Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• New location for Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• New location for Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• New location for Habitat for Humanity ReStore
• Human trafficking along the Grand Strand
• Williamsburg County School District may wait to address deficit
• Hemingway food bank challenges citizens for just one can a week
• VIDEO: Footage of Darlington County employees assaulting special needs student
• HopeHealth in Florence awarded $5 million for renovation, construction funds
• Without a right arm, Johnsonville's Shannon overcomes the odds
• COLUMN: Fifty years of memories flash in Morning News
• Myrtle Beach man charged in Surfside Beach hit and run accident
• Marion County Deputies make murder arrests
• DOJ rejects changes in North Carolina rural school district
• North Carolina court rules election blog post libeled judge
• North Carolina marriage amendment opponents hold money lead
• Emergency siren testing a J.Reuben Long Detention Center
• Georgetown County Sheriff's Office search for drive by shooter
• Lieutenant governor to discuss aging issues and initiatives
• Murrells Inlet man arrested in operation "Red Harvest"
• Lemurs and croc in new exhibit at SC Aquarium
• SC House passes bill creating Medal of Valor
• SC justices consider fate of dozens of candidates
• Senator says SC should eliminate $1B in exemptions
• Myrtle Beach Hells Angels arrestees appear for bond hearings
• Ask-A-Lawyer helpline Wednesday
• Melba Moore headlines Scholarship Gala at the PAC
• Marion County Healthcare Foundation awards more than $40,000 to local organizations
• Soaring S.C. bridge subject to speeding, accidents
• SC teacher of the year ceremony starts with parade
• ACLU team discussing immigration laws in SC
• Spring shrimp season kicks off early
• Victim identified in deadly overnight Socastee shooting
• Horry police: 'Operation Red Harvest' leads to Hells Angels arrests
• Town of Timmonsville forced to make cuts, eliminate police force
• Lake City insurance company enjoys growth
• 'Stars for Heroes' continues to collect for charity
• Tour of North Carolina's poverty areas heads west
• NC governor candidates tout money, supporters
• SC agencies take steps to protect your personal information
• Pee Dee transportation group connects truckers, shippers and big business
• Twin brothers, twin docs: Florence's Spence brothers make a good pair
• S.C. teacher facing charges over 'Jew' comment
• Horry police: 'Operation Red Harvest' leads to Hells Angels arrests
• 'A Hope to Dream' aims to help less fortunate in Florence
• 7th Congressional Republicans raising, loaning and spending big money
• Car runs into downtown Florence business
• Six Carolinas nurses receive Palmetto Gold award
• The King's Academy to celebrate National Day of Prayer
• Red Cross continues 'Race into Giving' ticket giveaway
• Rotary Club honors Myrtle Beach Police Officer
• Camp Jessie's Kids slated to start soon
• Florence County Sheriff's Office forms elite detail for public safety
• Florence Christian Hair Donation
• Lake City's Carolina Academy golfer signs with Francis Marion Univeristy
• Lake City's Carolina Academy golfer signs with Francis Marion Univeristy
• Florence County School District 3 budget calls for 24 lost jobs, salary reductions
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Some modern Monroes needed in Washington, D.C., right now!
• Florence Christian students donate locks for Children With Hairloss
• North Charleston port rail yard lawsuit dismissed
• Conway Police to video conference bond hearings
• SC agencies reviewing security after ID theft case
• Cops: SC sex offender had girl, 7 in home
• Parents of Myrtle Beach teen killed in crash carry on his legacy
• One Dead in Williamsburg County Crash
• Clyburn to give CCU commencement address
• SC prisons try to block contraband cell phones
• SC gas prices continue to drop
• Cross-dressing suspects wanted in 2 SC robberies
• Edwards trial to resume with aide's wife on stand
• USC fined $175k for toxic asbestos problems
• Grand Strand hotels rebounding slightly from the recession
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Disparate incidents suggest a real leadership problem
• Mother reflects decision to donate daughter's organs at Myrtle Beach event
• Canines strut stuff in regional dog show
• Hilton Head Island orders sand dune carpets removed or face fines
• Winthrop launches website for presidential search
• NC gay marriage amendment driving early voting
• Pier at NC vet's home in Jacksonville remembers fallen Navy SEAL
• Ex-SC Hospitality worker: $500k stolen for bets
• NC agency dismisses 3 staffers on nepotism claims
• Edwards' fate hinges on ex-right-hand man and wife in Greensboro trial
• COLUMN: A lifetime of homesickness in two weeks
• PROFILE: Florence's mayoral hopeful Robinson's journey to stability
• PROFILE: Florence Mayor Wukela no joke, but has funny side
• Pee Wee Reese will be topic at Florence library talk
• COLUMN: Make money sitting in your pickup!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama has nice selection of VP candidates at hand
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP: Visibility is key during inclement weather
• EDITORIAL: This is no time for return to big government
• GIA: Local Pee Dee government meetings week of April 30, 2012
• PEE DEE POLITICS: There's a better path for political debates
• Instagram is a fun way to document the Pee Dee
• Changes to Coastal Uncorked tastings not good for some pallets
• Civil Air Patrol flies graded exercise out of Florence Saturday
• Teach For American makes impact across Pee Dee region
• Dragons take over lake in Myrtle Beach
• Brittanee Drexel honored by planting a tree in Myrtle Beach
• Florence County investigators identify suspect in Wednesday shooting
• Myrtle Beach tienda robbed at gunpoint
• Latta drive-by shooting suspect faces Myrtle Beach felony charges
• Carver runners raise money to fight child abuse
• Georgetown deputies find body on Litchfield Beach
• Child Abuse Prevention Run 2
• Child Abuse Prevention Run
• Police ask for help identifying body found on Litchfield Beach
• Latta shooting suspect arrested at Myrtle Beach motel
• Mayor says trouble in Timmonsville getting worse
• Brunswick agencies target speeders for Operation Spring Brake
• Bail denied for MD man charged in NC teen's death
• Jeb Bush: Quality education critical to SC's success
• Gov. Haley upset over changes to bill to create joint tickets
• Rain doesn't stop shine of Annual Marion Spring Frogmore Fest
• Federal government closes, sells Plantation Federal Bank
• New construction in Conway caused by increase in students
• Diggs to be honored at Stephens' Florence benefit
• Project High Five benefit set for Saturday in Florence
• Rummage sale to benefit Honduras mission for Florence church
• North Myrtle Beach brings down two old water tanks
• Two Darlington schools workers arrested, on leave after bus incident
• Popular Mud Run canceled
• Three arrested in Florence County Sheriff's drug investigations
• Safe Kids Pee Dee/Coastal offers new Safe Sleep Education Course
• Safe Kids to hold Safe Sitter Course
• Seeds and Bibles
• Ebenezer Baptist Church's giant rummage sale
• FMU project earns CHE Service Learning Award
• Downtown stores in Hartsville promoting online shopping
• Small plane crashes at Anderson Regional Airport
• 8-hour Oconee County standoff ends peacefully
• Florence County Sheriff's looking for suspect in home invasion
• 2 shot to death in Charlotte
• Atlantic Beach mayor not sure about election during bike fest
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democrats aren't enemies, we're in this thing together
• Timmonsville town administrator hospitalized
• THUMBS: Symphony Taste, Girl Scout Gala and lots more
• St. James High School senior prepares for World Barrel Racing Competition
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: What's in a name? At Service Motors, a lot
• NC NAACP goes on radio against marriage amendment
• SC Guard unit returns after 7-month deployment
• Ex-Edwards aide to retake the stand for 5th day
• Horry County project remains unused, under-staffed
• EDITORIAL: Times they are a changin' and TERI plan should, too
• NC lottery makes largest education transfer
• Boeing to roll out first 787 manufactured in SC
• SC Republicans host education event with Jeb Bush
• Candidate Spotlight: Parnell Diggs, 7th Congressional District
• Atlantic Beach mayor: 'I don't see an election happening during bike fest'
• Latta Police name person wanted for questioning in shooting
• Human trafficking bill has Pee Dee support
• Vote could set SC lieutenant governor-governor ticket
• SC Senate allows homeschoolers to play sports
• NC agency investigates reports of nepotism
• SC bill would use smoking prevention money for cancer screenings
• Florence authorities investigate shooting
• Billboards, gift sets commemorate Francis Marion's victory against USC
• Pee Dee safety experts alert parents to new car and booster seat guidelines
• McBee Elementary School annouces honor roll students
• Bomb threats at Horry County schools could mean harsh consequences
• Former Horry GOP leader arrested stemming from Atlantic Beach election
• Methadone use and abuse on the rise in South Carolina
• Consultant advises against leveling old Timmonsville school
• Darlington man charged with trafficking cocaine
• Program inspires Florence students to reach higher
• Stolen road signs pose problems in Williamsburg County
• 14 FMU Student-Athletes named to Chi Alpha Sigma honor society
• USC professor recognized with State Environmental Award
• FMU Project earns CHE Service Learning Award
• Senator Luke Rankin honors Horry County's Teacher of the Year
• COLUMN: A final, well-deserved salute
• Editorial: We've lost another true hero
• Vick adds Florence County rep as co-chair of 7th District campaign
• GOD @ WORK: What will your legacy be?
• Florence libraries host Ronald McDonald; award bicycles in reading program
• Four family members arrested in Florence drug bust
• SC House approves strengthening open records law
• SC Senate approves covering federal share of port
• Latta Police investigate Thursday morning drive-by shooting
• Deputies release Murrells Inlet robbery suspect photos
• New flights to Myrtle Beach starting in May
• South Conway Elementary teachers, students bring attention to the "R" word
• Aynor native sings her way to $10,000 on CMT's "The Singing Bee"
• Husband of missing NC soldier grateful for help
• SC deputies search for sunglasses thieves
• Chesterfield woman is SC Mother of the Year
• Seismic testing hearings scheduled in Wilmington
• NC black farmers filing claims in USDA settlement
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Concealed Weapon Permits take away constitutional rights
• Third Annual Taste of Mullins to be held at Lions Club Park
• Horry County examines tax dollars and public safety
• Police investigate possible shooting near Coastal Carolina University
• Michael Craig
• Alexander Moses
• Brandon Soloman
• McDonald orders up reading advice for Florence area children
• SC Senate approves covering federal share of port
• SC House OKs tax break to reuse vacant buildings
• SC House to take up sales tax exemptions bill
• Some SC bills likely dead as crossover deadline nears
• Lawsuit puts Pee Dee, Grand Strand political campaigns in jeopardy
• Upcoming Florence budget would take aim at abandoned properties
• Six arrested in connection with bomb threat
• Myrtle Beach Vet Center to provide counseling services to veterans
• Dry S.C. conditions could impact wildfires, crops
• Carolinas Hospital System honors its volunteers
• Heritage Festival readies for second year in Johnsonville
• Four suspects arrested in Florence drug raid
• Grand Strand Regional Medical Center classified as Level II Trauma Center
• Academy of Hope Charter School Hosts Festival of HOPE
• Red Cross kicks off "Race into Giving" Darlington Raceway Ticket Giveaway
• Mayfest on Main Festival is May 12 in North Myrtle Beach
• State troopers work to raise awareness of pedestrian deaths
• Calling all cooks: Pee Dee Best Recipe Challenge is under way
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive May 12
• Marion County Schools withdraw projects
• Denny Hamlin 2
• Denny Hamlin 1
• Graves running for Marion County Probate Judge
• Murrells Inlet business offers ways to keep your body healthy
• Myrtle Beach honors local boy who needs kidney transplant
• Dr. Debbie Conner named 2012 Ann DeBock Leadership Award recipient
• 2 South Carolina State trustees resign amid school's issues
• South Carolina monitors damage to bridge in North Myrtle Beach
• Gingrich says his campaign is 'transitioning
• Guilford taxpayers out $500K for school
• Johnsonville "rockhound" prepared for Heritage Festival
• Lee named president of Williamsburg Technical College
• Ames Florence County's Economic Development Ambassador of the Year
• Georgetown deputies search for Murrells Inlet robbery suspect
• Edwards defense team set to question former aide
• EDITORIAL: S.C. will owe deep dept if harbor race is won
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Support the businesses that support downtown
• All of SC in some stage of drought
• Ex-SC Hospitality worker expected to plead guilty
• Florence 4 school trustees approve new retiree hiring policy
• Atlantic Beach extends bike fest to run concurrently with Harley rally
• Atlantic Beach extends bike fest to run concurrently with Harley rally
• 7th District candidates share views in Hartsville debate
• Airmen of Note play to packed house in Florence
• Coast Guard searches for missing Mt. Pleasant boater
• SC senator wants larger raise for state employees, teachers
• Backers of proposed NC marriage amendment release TV ad
• Crews clear site of vacant Florence gas station
• Private school choice advocates gather in Columbia
• Crews clear site of vacant Florence gas station
• SC House approves bills cutting income taxes
• Delmae Elementary progressing on sewer connection to Florence system
• Hartsville resident roll up sleeves for cleanup efforts
• Planting HOPE: Mayo students pattern garden after the victory gardens of WWII
• Florence man in custody after car chase, break-in
• Tuten ready to step in as Johnsonville High School principal
• MADE IN AMERICA: Hartsville couple sees buying American-only as their patriotic duty
• Pee Dee college students fear weak labor market
• Proposal would keep Darlington students from carrying cell phones
• Wukela endorses Brittain in 7th Congressional race
• Florence man indicted with possession, distribution of child pornography
• New board officers elected for Florence School District Two
• Longs man charged with possession of firearms, ammunition by an illegal alien
• Two Lake City High School Panthers sign baseball letters of intent with USC-Sumter
• COLUMN: Slow down and enjoy the ride
• Obama: Secret Service case 'a little distracting'
• Drop in visitors to Battleship North Carolina
• Charleston man charged with internet sex crime
• Better North Carolina jobs market may end aid for 18,000
• Campus Salvage community sale set for CCU
• Jordan receives CCU's Ammons award
• Blue named Ambassador for Economic Development
• Spring Street renamed for former Marion police investigator
• Marion County Transportation Committee funds projects
• Florence Area Humane Society to host adoption event
• Thieves accused of taking guns from Columbia store
• Man found shot to death at North Charleston store
• Laser tag facility re-opening; Signs of an improving economy
• On primary day, Romney looks toward fall election
• Man gets 30 years for killing mother of his child
• James Island tries for 4th time to incorporate
• Florence 8th-grader nearly aces PSAT, sweeps scholar awards
• Horry school board considers Scholars building costs
• Horry Couty Police hold town hall meeting
• 16-month-old girl killed when stroller hit by car
• Former Edwards aide take stand against former boss
• Feds: Pilot disoriented in SC crash that killed 2
• Conway council hears from public on smoking ordinance
• Florence School District 5 approves second reading of budget
• Florence council eyes proposed budget
• Investors making progress in downtown hotel project
• Child abuse signs to look for that may not be obvious
• Horry residents take precautions 3 years after Highway 31 fire
• Hemingway police arrest three at Barbecue Shag Festival
• The North Carolina Center for Missing Persons issues silver alert for missing man
• Newspapers: Little charity care from North Carolina hospitals
• North Carolina groups against gay marriage ban debut TV ads
• SC coroner: Mauling death of infant a homicide
• Hartsville man arrested in armed robbery
• Florence school honored by SC Bar Division
• Traffic safety checkpoint nets 7 arrests
• Marion man arrested in connection to home invasion
• Brunswick County sheriff's son arrested for DWI
• Prosecutors request receiver in SC silver scheme
• SC Army Dad 1 of 3 in line for fatherhood award
• Florence County Library System to hold Money Madness Teen Lock-In
• Day camp for children who have suffered loss to be held May 19
• SC Highway Patrol investigates deadly Georgetown County crash
• SC Sheriff: Girl suffers broken arms, leg
• SC Gas prices continue to drop
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Texas decision reveals Obama's real priorities
• 2012 Shag Festival makes its mark
• Services needed to help more Horry County students succeed
• Healing Heroes Golf Week tees off in SC Lowcountry
• Opening arguments set to begin in Edwards trial
• Venerable Florence police officer fills many roles
• Interest high at UNC campus for Obama loan talk
• SC bankruptcy trustee interviews Pavilack on debt
• Homebuilder clarifies mineral rights on NC homes
• Volunteers clean trash from water during Murrells Inlet clean-up
• Lake City man dead from injuries sustained in collision
• Myrtle Beach political sign window opens Saturday
• Ronald McDonald to visit Lake City and Florence libraries
• PEE DEE POLITICS: In Florence County, politics is a 'strange, strange thing'
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP; Watch out for emergency workers on Pee Dee roads
• Myrtle Beach plans Saturday drug take back event
• COLUMN: Rock-Ola jukebox rocking again
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: City gym does not have to be first-class facility
• COLUMN: True confessions of a teenage umpire
• Leatherman digging deep for harbor money
• EDITORIAL: Don't cheapen grades just to keep kids interested
• Florence man arrested after drug deal with Florence Police
• Myrtle Beach residents and visitors volunteer to clean beach
• Grand Strand Regional holds job fair to fill 30 positions
• Hartsville's Mozingo enjoys juggling several careers
• Boy Scouts bring back Scouting Expo to the Pee Dee
• Hartsville's Sonoco cautiously optimistic about rest of 2012
• Clemson celebrates South Carolina's rural heritage
• Two men in serious condition after Lake City crash
• Edwards lawyers to follow trail of 'Bunny money'
• NC governor hopefuls weigh in on Alcoa dam dispute
• 2 years on, debate continues over SC cruises
• Clemson celebrates South Carolina's rural heritage
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks to brave fathers expressing their grief
• US furniture giant plans NC site employing 550
• Most at SC hearing favor energy search off coast
• Thousands rally to back NC marriage amendment
• SC senator: Move trust fund to retirement investors
• Florence kicks off Relay for Life event
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Meat heavy diet bad for you and bad for the environment
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It's time to bring our servicemen back home
• THUMBS: Downtown Market in Florence, saving $$$ both good
• Shaggers populate North Myrtle Beach restaurants despite smoking ban
• Darlington County investigators use technology to fight crime
• Former Florence investigator faces drug charges
• Florence doctor takes trip to help needy in Uganda
• Jane Mozingo
• Ken McLendon
• Todd Hardee named Diplomat of American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators
• Bistro to Go
• Armed Forces Day 5K run set for Florence Veterans Park May 12
• Coast Guard rescues three boaters from Sapelo Sound
• Florence School District 5 to hold budget vote
• Lumberton man shot to death at home
• Times Deputy Managing Editor to Speak at Coker Commencement
• SC school bus driver charged with DUI after crash
• Thousands rally to back NC marriage amendment
• Hartsville artist paints mural on Habitat ReStore walls
• South Carolina raises $60,000 for Wounded Warrior Project
• Walk with the Docs raises $6,800 for Free Medical Clinic of Darlington County
• South Carolina unemployment drops for 8th straight month
• GOD@WORK: Programmed to purchase or pray?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Buying 'U.S.A' more important than ever
• Marion County Habitat for Humanity purchases shower unit
• Hartsville artist paints mural on Habitat ReStore walls
• South Carolina unemployment drops for 8th straight month
• Eight candidates to take part in Hartsville's 7th Congressional District
• New Mexico group opposes Marine "Crusaders" name
• Haley: South Carolina investments reflect high tire demand
• Police search for attempted armed robbery suspects
• Candidate Spotlight: Tom Rice, 7th Congressional District
• SC to release March unemployment figures
• Feds hold public hearing on offshore drilling
• Florence's new elementary school on track for July dedication
• Out-of-state tuition increase approved at HGTC
• Judge in Edwards case cancels hearing on subpoena
• Socastee woman concerned about chicken jerky dog treats
• Chesterfield County narrows superintendent list
• 82-year-old SC woman killed by pickup truck
• Coffee Time with the Candidates
• SC Democrat says taxpayers shouldn't pay for governor's trips
• Jury selection for John Edwards case enters final phase
• Florence charity race grows from one family's tragedy
• Longtime Florence teacher decides to retire
• Lungs from late Florence teen gives Charleston man new lease on life
• Police and school officials investigate Loris school bus vandalism
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Good work, Morning News, FMU sports cover is better
• EDITORIAL: Our apologies Ol' Dobbin but this needs to be done
• FunDayGo closes in Florence
• Judges sentences Coward woman to life for husband's murder
• Charity race grows from one family's tragedy
• Florence County investigators seek burglary suspect
• Local businesmen mentor Whittemore Park middle school students
• American Legion Riders complete statewide ride
• SC DHEC director defends layoffs to senators
• McLeod Mobile Mammography Unit announces schedule
• SC agency says information leaked on 228K people
• Clinical researchers look for Parkinson's disease diagnosis standard
• For the little town of Hemingway, Barbecue Shag Festival is a big tradition
• Darlington Police, Walgreens offer drug disposal event
• Hemingway's South Carolina Barbecue Shag Festival returns for 24th year
• CCU hosts Global Education, April 24
• Darlington County man arrested for criminal sexual conduct with a minor
• North Carolina teen in exploding pen case gets 3 years
• Training set in North Myrtle Beach for merchants who sell alcohol
• Darlington Car Hauler Parade and Festival set for Florence Civic Center
• Florence woman charged with child neglect
• Judge denies directed verdict in murder trial of Coward woman
• Court rules against Florence County treasurer
• Loris area students delayed after buses vandalized
• Horses rescued from Colleton County I- 95 wreck
• SC Democrat says taxpayers shouldn't pay for trips
• Georgetown Hospital System offers Summer Safesitter Program
• Police: Georgetown child attacked with cement block
• 3 found shot to death outside Fayetteville
• Whistlers pucker up and blow into Carolina town
• Judge in Edwards case recuses herself from hearing
• North Charleston Farmers Market ready to open
• Early-voting period starts Thursday in NC
• Poverty affects Horry County students
• Myrtle Beach man crowned top jouster on reality show
• SC public school choice bill advances in Senate
• Amdended bill on SC sales tax exemptions advanced
• SC senators make major changes to texting ban bill
• Police, residents say Florence Rail Trail safe despite manhunt
• Florence's downtown farmers market holds damp opening
• Marion County looks to "spec" building to lure in industry
• Scout spends three years restoring decades-old plane in Darlington
• Coker SIFE team recounts experiences, advances to nationals
• North Carolina Senate panel sets 1st marker for fracking laws
• North Carolina lawmakers seek how to find unemployment fraud
• Romney visiting Charlotte, Raleigh
• Perdue provides more details on Democrats' turmoil
• Sonoco sales rose to $4.5 billion in 2011
• Myrtle Beach Speedway prepares to open NASCAR attraction
• Defense asks for directed verdict in Coward woman's murder trial
• SC retirement commission wants to spend $9M more
• Georgetown County band program holds fundraiser
• Speakeasy opens this year's Florence After Five series
• Coward Dixie Youth honor ball player's memory in opening ceremonies
• Coward Dixie Youth honor ball player's memory in opening ceremonies
• Coward Dixie Youth honor ball player's memory in opening ceremonies
• Coward Dixie Youth honor ball player's memory in opening ceremonies
• Coward Dixie Youth honor ball player's memory in opening ceremonies
• Cops: McDonald's worker spit in customers' drinks
• COLUMN: Naturally Me
• Eighth Annual Dorothy Blackwell Luncheon to be held May 4
• Pamplico, Johnsonville students participate in Special Olympics
• Myrtle Beach students artwork of discarded items displayed
• CCU hosts Farmers' Market on April 25
• Coastal Uncorked set for April 22-29 at old Pavilion site
• Darlington sheriff touts Neighborhood Watch phone app
• Questions remain in Charlotte teenager's death in eastern North Carolina
• TV ads coming soon on NC gay marriage amendment
• Carolina Safari: Venomous Snakes
• SC deputies reprimanded for NC killer release
• NC Dems running for governor ready for 3rd debate
• SC Supreme Court to consider child custody dispute
• Regulators hold hearing on SC cruise terminal
• More sexual assault calls made to rape crisis hotline
• North Myrtle Beach to welcome H.O.G. bike rally in October
• Pee Dee teachers honored at Bojangles donation event
• Sneed, King's Academy locked down during burglary suspect manhunt
• No change to bike rallies after months of debate at Horry council
• Hemingway road set to be closed
• Fired Columbia police officer says she is a scapegoat
• SC House panel votes on state sales tax exemptions
• Florence tax offices host last-minute filers
• FMU students honored for academic achievement
• Surfside Beach Town Council runoff results
• Search continues for new Wilson High principal
• EDITORIAL: A few big lessons from the Titanic
• Downtown Farmers Market to make debut in Florence
• Postal workers, activists to voice worries to officials
• Darlington Doolittle Raider: Lt. Billy Farrow still remembered
• COLUMN: Clothesline days bring tear to eye
• Calling all cooks: Pee Dee Best Recipe Challenge set to begin
• Highway 17 Bypass intersection to close in Myrtle Beach Wednesday
• Myrtle Beach man upset horse killed from gunshots
• Juevenile arrested in connection to bomb threat
• Florence County deputies, police search trail trail for burglary suspect
• Former Lt. Gov. leads 7th District fundraising
• Haley to pay for SLED details on fundraising trips
• Multiple injuries reported in Loris crash
• National volunteer week reminds folks to give back to community
• Horry County police make arrest in fatal Longs area club shooting
• Surfside Beach Holds Town Council Runoff Election
• SC House panel to discuss sales tax exemptions
• Missing Chesterfield mother found dead at NC crash site
• SC high court takes up Indian child adoption case
• SC attorney general talking voter ID with O'Keefe
• SC prosecutor doing domestic violence law training
• Horry County works to finalize bike rally permits, animal ordinances
• Zipline opens this week at old Myrtle Beach Pavilion site
• Timmonsville man dies in crash in Williamsburg County
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Baldwin didn't leave before, maybe now's the time to go
• Fort Bragg lieutenant facing pornography charges
• 3 Democrats for NC governor hold first TV debate
• Bill would clear criminal records of some in SC
• SC woman's body, car found in Union Co. ditch
• Testimony to begin Tuesday in case of Coward woman accused of husband's murder
• Florence County election official warns voters to check registration info
• Atlantic Beach council fights over agenda, meeting canceled
• Counselors: Behavior change is top indicator a child is sexually abused
• Police search for suspects in West Florence High vandalism
• Olanta's Cam Melton dancing his way to the top
• Georgetown "Take Back Event," April 28
• Conway man faces charges after toddler dies in ATV crash
• Jury selection continues in John Edwards case
• Sexual Awareness Events scheduled through out the month of April
• SC saving $48M by refinancing public debt
• Events celebrate SC Academy of Authors 2012 inductees
• Grace Plastics locating new operation in Greenville County
• Marine squadron using name once thought incorrect
• For half of Beaufort schools, lowest grade is 60
• Cops: S.C. man stabs great-grandmother to death
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Concealed weapon permit holders not a bunch of crazies
• CCU Small Business Center sponsors seminar on taxes
• Laurens County sheriff settles lawsuit
• Officials worry SC-GA lakes face dry summer
• SC gas prices fall, still higher than this time last year
• NC-based fighters mark air power of today, WWII
• Candidate Spotlight: Preston Brittain, 7th Congressional District
• Longtime Big Brothers Big Sisters director will step down in June
• Reality show producers record pilot episode in Little River
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: He misses cable TV but radio a nice sub
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No time to know Lori but time to pray for her
• Francis Marion University Women's Volleyball Cleans Cars for Make-A-Wish
• Johnsonville man dies in Sunday morning wreck
• Heavy hitters help make McLeod Children's Hospital Golf Classic in Florence Go
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Florence gymnasium a political win-win
• Trial of Coward women accused of murdering husband set to begin
• EDITORIAL: The Brunson verdict: Was justice served?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: White's death a tragic tale, but many rallied to the cause
• COLUMN: Rat Bait's recital site might be nevermore
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP: Know proper procedures for making turns correctly
• Myrtle Beach race hopes to raise awareness for autism
• Darlington show place on verge of condemnation
• Francis Marion opens new facility in Ecuador
• Resident injured in Saturday Florence mobile home fire
• Myrtle Beach area residents react to Sun Fun Festival's cancellation
• Four arrested in Surfside Beach pornography investigation
• Three injured in Ocean Lakes Campground crash
• COLUMN: Are you ready for some (downtown) football?
• Former Florence resident a Titanic enthusiast
• Camp Johnson leader relieved of command
• Firefighters continue to douse Carolina Forest brush fire
• Sunbather run over by Florida lifeguard truck
• NC sees growing mobilization on marriage amendment
• SC National Guard helicopters trains for emergency
• Celebration to mark return of USS Laffey to SC
• Marion County has countywide clean up day
• After dry winter, SC farmers hoping for rain
• Jumbo jumping frogs hop to it for Rock Hill event
• Pair busted for distributing pizza flyers at Myrtle Beach motel
• Eastern Orthodox Christians in Florence celebrate holy week
• Horry fire rescue chief reassigned, deputy chief takes over
• Man sentenced to 10 years for SC slaying in 1977
• SC man gets life in prison for murder, dismemberment
• Mississippi utility, Santee Cooper negotiate over nuclear plants
• SC board allows Teach for America to expand
• Four-alarm fire engulfs NC funeral home
• South Carolina could lose $36 million in federal education money
• CCU economist offers tax refund saving advice
• Horry County girl participates in Paralympics Experience
• Latta, Dillon, Dillon County, SLED end drug investigation with arrest
• Latta, Dillon, Dillon County, SLED end drug investigation with arrest
• Latta, Dillon, Dillon County, SLED end drug investigation with arrest
• Tax preparers offer tips for last-minute filers
• EDITORIAL: Thumbs up for FMU nine (as in, 'you're out, USC!)
• Brenda Bratschi
• Florence Tea Party reloads annual Tax Day rally
• Young actors needed for Tebow 316 music video in North Myrtle Beach
• Daniel Center 1
• MBACC Board of Directors suspends Sun Fun Festival
• Safe Kids Pee Dee/Coastal, McLeod to hold child safety seat checks
• FMU Volleyball digs washing cars for Make-A-Wish
• Teen charged in burglary
• North Myrtle Beach woman gets 20-year prison sentence
• Authorities charge Timmonsville teen with attempted murder
• Darlington County zoning meeting Monday
• Americans Elect secures place on North Carolina ballot
• Edwards' mistress, daughter and staff may testify
• $2 million lottery ticket sold in Hartsville
• Gospel in the Park returns to Hartsville's Pride Park
• Horry County woman charged after 10-year-old reports abuse
• Horry County Fire Rescue Chief steps down from post
• Paralympic athlete shares message, teaches sports to disabled children
• Volunteers build park for Zahra Baker in Hickory
• Wrightsville Beach residents press for smoking ban
• Cold damages apples in western North Carolina
• Operator of North Charleston home arrested
• Perdue takes to video to oppose NC amendment
• Protestors demand spots near DNC in Charlotte
• SC retirement system requiring electronic payments
• Charleston deputies arrest man wanted in Horry County
• Mayor: Florence 'united and getting stronger'
• Myrtle Beach sports tourism season in full swing
• Columbia bans video cameras from open meeting
• NC governor takes to video to oppose proposed amendment
• Bill would let SC parents/students choose schools
• READ: Florence Mayor Stephen J. Wukela's 'State of the City' speech
• Local pastor hopes to bring farmer's market to Hemingway
• Florence youth bowled over by scholarship award
• Community and church create new home for Patrick fire victims
• Carlisle Rogers- Big Brothers Big Sisters
• A different spring break: Florence youth group paints over holiday
• Marion County officials discuss projects for potential 1-cent sales tax hike
• State owns Cherry Grove canals, according to SC Supreme Court
• N.C. company bringing Roses store, jobs, back to Dillon
• Society Hill's Helms receives Governor's Award
• Titanic Collector
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Keep a few bucks in wallet and a gun wherever you go
• Browntown Museum seeks to restore historical gems
• Body of missing Cheraw man found in Chesterfield county
• Man reports Myrtle Beach road rage assault
• Florence woman arrested following fight, stabbing
• Conway Cop on Top Fundraiser, April 19
• Florence man charged with attacking police officer
• Timmonsville man arrested in Thursday shooting
• SC bill would clean slate for law-abiding ex-cons
• Pee Dee, Grand Strand veterans make Honor Flight to D.C.
• Horry County fire ruled accidental
• Aflac to add 400 workers in Columbia
• Diversified Plastics expanding facility in Dillon County
• Chesterfield County prepares for rare inquest
• SC man released on charges after child's body found in concrete
• Myrtle Beach police investigate overnight shooting
• Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trial
• SC attorney general talking voter ID with O'Keefe
• Horry County Police, cashiers warn against fake ID use
• Police search for missing Cheraw man
• Mullins City Hall services disrupted, three businesses damaged in fire
• SC treasurer, House speaker oppose Senate bill
• Police say Pelion teen left 2-year-old boy alone to die
• Florence bookmobile keeps rolling after year in park
• NC Democratic governor candidates debate in Durham
• Stamp honors late Florence artist Johnson
• Steel complete for McLeod Regional Medical Center Intensive Care Center
• WTC Student Ronald Parker honored at state event
• Williamsburg Technical College Lovett Scholarship awarded
• South Florence High School NJROTC Academic Team scored big in the National Academic Exam
• SunCruz Casino, Little River restaurants excited for reality show
• Florence County preparing for early voting
• Kinney defeats McRae in Clio mayoral race
• Former Kingstree postal worker indicted for theft
• SC Supreme Court suspends Thad Viers' law license
• Timmonsville debts continue to mount
• Judge sentences Florence teen to life for pawn shop killing
• PDRTA deems LakeTran a success – so far
• Sun Construction of Darlington receives sales award
• Judge orders Myrtle Beach-based Direct Air to liquidate assets
• Deputies arrest two on bath salt charges in Hartsville traffic stop
• Brunson Trial Day 3
• Brunson Trial Day 3
• Wildlife Action encourages children to experience outdoor activities
• Brunson Trial Day 3
• Darlington Police, Walgreens offer drug disposal event
• Senate panel OKs bill changing ethics probe rules
• SC House District 68 special election date is set
• Sellers man dies Tuesday in Dillon County crash
• Lake City council buys old town hall
• Lake City council buys old town hall
• Defendant decides not to testify in Florence murder trial
• Myrtle Beach Man Arrested After Month Long Investigation of Fake ID Manufacturing
• Frost, freeze advisories issued for S.C.
• Three things taxpayers should know for Tax Day
• NC town's chief can't shoot, loses gun and badge
• Downtown Mullins fire damages city hall, three businesses
• New Boeing jet to fly over Heritage on Friday
• Feds want more info on Duke-Progress energy merger
• Senators likely to debate higher pay for workers
• Former defense secretary visiting Charleston
• Myrtle Beach-based Direct Air against bankruptcy conversion
• Johnson elected to Marion County Board of Education
• Horry public safety hears budget requests, puts fire talks on hold
• Timmonsville slow to pay off attorney debt
• Hartsville council OKs application for $110,488 fire safety grant
• Florence area business leaders discuss growth strategies
• SC Forestry works to put out Horry County woods fire
• SC senators likely to debate higher pay for workers
• State Ethics Commission investigation Gov. Nikki Haley
• Marion County Council puts temporary halt to sweepstakes
• Dillon County man killed in crash
• Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue trains for haz mat situations
• DHEC reports detail violations at Marion assisted living facility
• Myrtle Beach firefighter gives tips on how to keep your home safe
• DOJ responds to lawsuit over SC voter ID law
• Taste of Darlington, Taste of Symphony, bump heads on social schedule
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR:America needs more than Medicare to take of elderly
• EDITORIAL: City basketball gym needs a clearer plan
• Coward, Lake City students earn honors at Williamsburg Technical College
• FCSD3 to hold public hearings on 2012-2013 budget in Lake City
• NASCAR drivers inspire students in Darlington County
• Williamsburg County Sheriff's Office donates computers to Hemingway library
• Florence couple, grandsons escape Tuesday house fire
• Carolina Pines to host Weigh Every Day 5K Run/Walk on April 28
• Fun in the sun: Hartsville Beach Music Festival brings beach music lovers to Byerly Park
• Fun in the sun: Hartsville Beach Music Festival brings beach music lovers to Byerly Park
• Fun in the sun: Hartsville Beach Music Festival brings beach music lovers to Byerly Park
• Fun in the sun: Hartsville Beach Music Festival brings beach music lovers to Byerly Park
• Fun in the sun: Hartsville Beach Music Festival brings beach music lovers to Byerly Park
• Fun in the sun: Hartsville Beach Music Festival brings beach music lovers to Byerly Park
• Popular Cape Hatteras fishing area closed
• NRC inspectors visiting SC nuclear plant
• Michelin to build new $750 million plant in Anderson
• Sixth annual Florence Area Humane Society Bone-e-fit set for May 3
• Florence Police sergeant testifies in Brunson murder trial
• ETV to broadcast Weekly State House program
• COLUMN: Long live the stick shift and driving fun
• Dozens of guns off streets in Horry County
• SC firefighters rescue dog from tree
• Gambling reality show pilot to be taped in Little River
• Last minute tax return tips
• SC high court to hear Savannah dredging dispute
• Trump to speak at NC Republican Convention
• Mosquitoes out early along Grand Strand
• Protesters take over foreclosed home in Raleigh
• Durham emissions tester admits faking results
• Call: Fight preceded Aiken officer's Dec. killing
• Horry County School Board does not renew 6 teachers' contracts
• SC Lawmakers Won't Change $300 Sales Tax Cap on Vehicles
• Vick to host meet-and-greet in Hartsville
• Joint DUI operation arrest 9 in Surfside Beach
• Council votes down Florence city gym proposal
• The 18th Hootie and the Blowfish Monday After The Masters
• Marion County, Pee Dee Electricom collaborate on spec building
• Florence man arrested for striking victim with garden hoe
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: PGA Championship will put S.C. in the spotlight in 2012
• Student art show on display at Myrtle Beach coffee shop
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Great concert by the symphony but way too many empty seats
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Losing a friend is as hard as finding one to start with
• Hartsville woman arrested for attempted murder after assaulting father
• Committee recommends more money for teacher loans
• Police report reveals more about Prestwick meth arrests
• Celebrities among the thousands at Monday After the Masters
• SCE&G shows off site for 2 new nuclear reactors
• NRC says Robinson operated safely in 2011
• Brunson murder trial opens in Florence with dramatic testimony
• Man wanted in four Horry County bank robberies pleads guilty
• Brookgreen Gardens host annual plant sale
• 500 SC Air Guard troops head to Afghanistan
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Get rid of the political parites, put people first
• Monday After the Masters set to tee-off at the Dye Club
• SC gas prices continue to rise
• Candidate Spotlight: Jay Jordan, 7th Congressional District
• Charleston fights early influx of mosquitoes
• Company to allow SC bar to fly US flag again
• Carver CAP Run in Florence to raise child abuse awareness
• Deadline here for NC poet laureate nominations
• NC troopers spotlight teen wrecks, deaths
• SC museum hopes to move caboose to train station
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Treasurer Fowler an asset to county
• Timmonsville man killed in Saturday evening crash
• Florence city gym may get bounced at meeting
• A visual experience for Easter services at Florence church
• Easter services a visual experience at Florence church
• Sunrise worship services attract Garden City residents, visitors
• FMU-USC baseball tickets hard to find
• Florence couple celebrates their 70th anniversary
• PDP: Smith age controversy clear as mud
• A garden spot in Dovesville
• Grand Strand restaurants prepare for Easter crowds
• Conway Easter display gains drivers' attention
• Myrtle Beach art gallery owner reflects on frienship with Thomas Kinkade
• Government contract may bring 800 jobs to PGBA
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: President needs to go back to school, study constituion
• Hartsville celebrates with shagging, beach music
• Furniture company's revival has global message
• Fire destroys Horry County firefighter's home
• Website to feature 1939 recordings in Smokies
• Child custody dispute leads to fatal shooting
• Charleston 'thug' website seeks to out criminals
• Wake Forest examines value of college education
• Wilson repeats opposition to Interstate 95 tolls
• 2 killed in Spartanburg County shooting
• Duke and Progress spend combined $19M on lobbying
• Fort Jackson general: In Army, change a constant
• Stamp celebrating overlooked Florence artist Johnson set to go into circulation
• Former Georgetown fire chief dies
• Cherry Grove party-goer injured, teens arrested for drinking
• Darlington group carries cross to remember sacrifices
• Darlington group carries cross to remember sacrifices
• Darlington group carries cross to remember sacrifices
• Three ex-bandmates file suit against Chris Daughtry
• NC police: accused robber left phone with his photo
• Sterling's final appeal rejected; exec off to jail
• Police release names of 6 arrested at Prestwick meth scene
• Elegance for Easter: Ornate, colorful hats are on the rebound
• Warm winter benefits Grand Strand farmer's market
• 70 years
• Florence woman faces additional charge after fatal crash
• Senior Citizens Association to honor county council members
• Conway employment office sees shorter lines, more jobs
• Sterling's final appeal rejected; exec off to jail
• Surfside officer returns to patrol after administrative duty
• DEU arrests four people on drug charges in Georgetown County
• SC AG finds nothing to prosecute against treasurer
• Stephens gala moving to Florence, PAC
• 1905 survey of NC-SC line fueled by prohibition
• Johnsonville celebrates Good Friday with ancient tradition
• Donation of birdhouses to Carolina Elementary offers many lessons
• Kalmia to host Earth Day Festival April 14
• North Carolina Kiwanis vows to honor girl with scholarship
• 3 police officers sue North Carolina town, allege corruption
• Rescuers find missing 2-year-old in North Carolina woods
• North Carolina church gives out over $5,000 in free gas cards
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Easter a time to recall Christianity's Jewishness
• THUMBS: United Way goal is met, way to go!
• Have a happy Easter … next week
• Horry County first responders go through autism training
• Operation Medicine Drop to be held at McLeod
• Development provides boost for Grand Strand tourism
• Feds: Salmonella outbreak sickens 5 in Carolinas
• Georgetown woman charged for church embezzlement
• Organizers cap 2013 Bridge Run at 40,000
• FDIC sues failed Cape Fear Bank for $11 million
• EDITORIAL: Good Friday a good day to contemplate
• Group asks Florence One board to step down
• Little River gymnasts tumble to the top
• SC volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Severe erosion causes SC bridge to sink 1 foot
• NASCAR legend drives Democratic convention fundraising
• Six people arrested in Prestwick Country Club meth lab bust
• Chemical situation forces motel evacuation near Surfside
• Darlington County boil water advisory lifted
• Tip leads to two arrests in Florence driveway robbery
• Chemical situation forces motel evacuation near Surfside
• Six people arrested in Prestwick Country Club meth lab bust
• Florence man accused of beating family with bat arrested
• Local teacher selected to attend the Science P.L.U.S. Institute
• Murrells Inlet Sweepstakes owner reacts to solicitor's comments
• Francis Marion racing against the clock to finish athletic facility
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Trayvon' laws pointless, you just can't fix stupid
• IPP to add jobs in Marlboro County
• Darlington County panel to hold information meeting on zoning
• 11 to get a piece of $50,000 in Accommodations tax funding
• Taste of Hartsville opts for new location
• Bond set for Florence man accused in CCSC double murders
• Winners announced for Horry County Technology Fair
• Williamsburg Tech student honored at state event
• Portfolios exhibit showcases graduating CCU art students' work
• Time to spray for mosquitos again
• SC Air Guard F-16 fighters, wing set to deploy
• Aynor daycare worker arrested
• Aynor Middle School held career day
• SC gas prices up but still among nation's lowest
• Audit: NC DOT could collect more money from fines
• New postage stamp to feature William H. Johnson artwork
• St. James Middle School archery club looks ahead to national championship
• Darlington County 'Fill the Boot' drive raises almost $7,000 for MDA
• Democratic challengers commit to WBTW 7th Congressional debate
• Chesterfield County coroner calls rare inquest
• Florence woman charged with murder in Thursday morning crash
• One dead in Florence crash, shooting
• First Boeing 787 made in SC rolling out this month
• Ex-Myrtle Beach mortgage broker sought in fraud probe
• Sheriff: SC deputy shot at motorist 11 times
• Food tourism grows along the Grand Strand
• Loftis: SC saved $1M from reviewing bank fees
• Offsite power outage reported at SC nuclear plant
• New Lake City market reopens in renovated building
• Jiu-Jitsu instructor fights bullying
• Grand Strand artists warn against underground tattooing
• Georgetown County's longest serving principal retiring
• SC double homicide suspect arrested in Louisiana
• NC inmate release leads to new rules at SC jail
• Appeals court declines to revive SC lawsuit
• Florence libraries seek gently used books
• The Byrnes School announces their headmaster and honor roll list
• ACS Technologies adds walking trail for Florence employees
• Kirby to focus on economy in Florence County re-election campaign
• Hyman eyes second attempt at Florence city council
• Oakland Avenue re-paving project in Florence still on go
• UNC Chapel Hill sees record number of applicants
• Florence police investigate driveway robbery
• SLED to crack down on Horry legal and illegal video gambling
• Relocation specialists help seniors with emotional moves
• Accident closes part of I-26 till Thursday
• North Carolina innocence panel orders review in rape case
• South Carolina man charged with mail fraud in silver scheme
• Kingsburg well to receive screen to cure sulfur problem
• 'Calabash & Cops' Tip-A-Cop in Florence to help Special Olympics
• Grant application hopes to solve water problems in Johnsonville
• NC innocence panel orders review in rape case
• SC justices return liquor license to Newberry club
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Children should bury their fathers, not the other way around.
• Darlington Police officers honored for DUI enforcement efforts
• Student arrested in connection with bomb threat
• Georgetown man charged with illegal tattooing
• TicketReturn.com Field at Pelicans Ballpark unveiled as new venue name
• Dovesville Garden
• Cross Walk in Darlington, April 6
• Owner, critter removal worker dispute lost South Carolina cat
• Darlington County water main break fixed, boil advisory remains
• Agencies to conduct traffic safety checkpoints
• FMU groups to perform at Performing Arts Center in April
• Truck carrying acid overturns, shuts I-26 in NC
• CCU Flute Choir presents spring recital
• Horry County Animal Care Center takes on 2012 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge
• SC lawmaker calls hearing on SC State
• Cops: Winthrop tennis player assaults teammate
• Charleston County deputy shoots motorist
• NC lawmakers pressing regulators on Medicaid
• Court of Appeals upholds principal's workers' comp
• Treasurer of Edwards 2008 campaign resigns post
• Former SC first lady fined $150 for escaped dog
• Apple files plan to build silent power plant in NC
• Haley describes book as inspirational memoir
• Horry council settles gun issue, waits on bike rally rules
• Boeing plans flyover during RBC Heritage event
• Darlington passes on acquiring derelict landmark
• Thomas to replace Pate as Coward mayor
• Surfside Beach releases unofficial election results
• Farmers' market slated to open in downtown Florence
• Cancer study tagged for Florence
• United Way of Florence County rallies, meets annual goal
• United Way of Florence County rallies, meets annual goal
• United Way of Florence County rallies, meets annual goal
• EDITORIAL: Dump debate is nothing new, still not simple
• Hartsville to celebrate its first Restaurant Week
• Myrtle Beach man wants tougher leash laws after dog attack
• Child sent to hospital after minor bus accident in Conway
• Broken water main forces boil advisory in Darlington
• Missing Hartsville man found dead
• Festival to bring beach to Hartsville on Saturday
• Messenger, YMCA to sponsor Good Friday Blood Drive
• Darlington County election filing ends with last minute flurry
• K9 units track down shooting suspect in Conway
• Marion Police officer involved in collision
• Tickets available for Myrtle Beach Trio Dinner fundraiser
• Dunes Village Resort ranks 17 in traveler's choice awards
• COLUMN: Dress code sure cure for spring fever
• Pee Dee Veterans and Military Family Job Fair set for April 5
• Two Democrats out of Florence elections after filing confusion
• Sonoco, Nucor expansion ordinances get final OK
• Candidacies of two Florence Democrats called into question
• Darlington Boy Scout Alumni to hold fundraising breakfast
• Easterling Primary students pick careers
• Easterling Primary students pick careers
• Florence County School District 3 to hold hearings on budget
• South Conway Elementary students raise money for Samaritan House
• Marion County students put down the books for No Lecture Day
• Lakewood Camping Resort presents 40 Days of Easter
• Grand Strand Regional to host job fair
• Trial in 2009 Horry County slaying begins Tuesday
• Man now facing murder charges in Sumter deaths
• Former SC first lady faces fine for dog escape
• Second man arrested in death at Columbia park
• Affordable Housing expo scheduled for Grand Strand
• Columbia man sentenced to life for 2007 deaths
• Lee County landfill victory heartens Marlboro Mega-Dump foes
• Divided Atlantic Beach leaders tackle bike fest issues
• Gunfire sends one to the ER in Georgetown
• Civil War shell found at Medical University of SC
• NC judge declares mistrial in murder case
• Audit shows Williamsburg County to be on sound financial footing
• No charges in Sumter middle school fight video
• Jebaily kicks-off Florence city council campaign
• Troopers investigate deadly crash in Florence
• Beachgoers continue to violate Horry County uniformed beach rules
• Florence-Darlington Tech students help public with lung health
• FMU professor to explain 9/11, sexual assault similaries
• Sheriff's office requests help in locating missing Hartsville man
• North Myrtle Beach City offices closed April 6
• Police confirm deaths in Oakland university attack
• CCU hosting 'Careers with a Cause' event on campus
• American Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund Benefit Run is planned for April
• Baroody returns to Florence, unique musical career in tow
• Johnsonville media specialist is a STAR teacher
• Olanta teen set for national stage in teen pageant
• Olanta teen set for national stage in teen pageant
• Duet, drawings top winners in Lower Florence preliminary contest
• Duet, drawings top winners in Lower Florence preliminary contest
• Duet, drawings top winners in Lower Florence preliminary contest
• Duet, drawings top winners in Lower Florence preliminary contest
• Myrtle Beach twins to help lead March for Babies
• Scranton grafter to demo technique at Lake City Farmers' Market
• Scranton grafter to demo technique at Lake City Farmers' Market
• Scranton grafter to demo technique at Lake City Farmers' Market
• Scranton grafter to demo technique at Lake City Farmers' Market
• Scranton grafter to demo technique at Lake City Farmers' Market
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Revolutionize S.C. education, ask senators to voice for choice
• Florence salon to help raise funds for Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Child Abuse Prevention Month
• New Facebook 'Timeline' helps Grand Strand users connect
• Central United Methodist Church holds annual Easter egg hunt
• Darlington Police arrest six at traffic checkpoint
• Victors Bistro Brunch
• Marlboro in fierce fight against landfill
• Coroner releases ID of 4-year-old killed in US 501 crash Saturday
• Man reports tools, porno mags stolen from Myrtle Beach storage unit
• Woman reports attack, robbery on Osceola Street in Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach man reports he was attacked, robbed by former girlfriend
• Myrtle Beach woman charged with murder in Marion County man's death
• Vivian Lynn Falls
• Timmonsville's CSM Joseph R. Allen retires from the Army
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Three times a charm?
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP: Parents need to take preventative measures with kids, bicycles
• COLUMN: Reader response helped a lot
• Man vs. mosquito - The battle resumes
• Man vs. mosquito - The battle continues
• Fashionable fans seek fun at Cup
• Forestbrook Middle School students study nature during 24 hour BioBlitz
• Cops: 9th grade teacher gave student drugs to sell
• 6 living by Lee County landfill get $2.3M verdict
• Florence One students square off in Battle of the Books
• SC Haley's new book to catapult her national image
• 2 charged in gunpoint sex assault at Lander University
• 18-wheeler slams into SUV on US 501, kills passenger
• Blessing of the Bikes in Johnsonville looks to help ailing Lamar girl
• Man beaten, robbed of shirt, shoes, cell, wallet in Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach man shot in leg Friday night
• Myrtle Beach woman charged with second-offense prostitution
• Marion County man shot, killed Saturday in Myrtle Beach
• Wet weather moves FMU Arts International indoors
• Arts patrons brave weather for FMU's Arts International
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Third annual Welding Rodeo underway at Florence Darlington Technical College
• Westminster Presbyterian ditching PCUSA
• Winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Maryland
• After 46 years, Ann-Margret returns to South Carolina carrier
• Wake Co. NAACP holds vigil for slain Florida teen
• Marion County Denim Day to support women's coalition against abuse
• Rescue team responds to car in water at Little River swing bridge
• Pee Dee, Grand Strand political races take shape
• NC governor hopeful gets help from Jeb Bush
• NC town's cellphone ban may have little effect
• Mega Millions jackpot winner in SC would benefit entire state
• Wilson High group calls on NAACP for help
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Could meat industry be playing April Fool's joke?
• EDITORIAL: A second thumb for Locklair, a new one for candidates
• New Grand Strand lottery players unsure of the rules
• Gardner Arrest
• Timmonsville man arrested for hitting, stepping on child's throat
• Myrtle Beach pediatrician recommends HPV vaccine for young people
• Pee Dee lottery players hope for big win in Mega Millions jackpot
• Peanuts up, tobacco down for North Carolina
• Darlington County firefighters fill boots for MDA
• Florence Police seek kidnapping, burglary suspect
• Robinson Plant to test sirens Tuesday, April 10
• Edible Book Fair coming up at CCU
• McLeod Children's Hospital to host 2012 Camp Health
• Circle Park holds ribbon cutting for its new health and fitness room
• Local students accepted to attend summer programs at The Governor's School
• 14 people file for new Congressional seat
• US education secretary at Scott's Branch School
• Area Students Recognized for Creative Art
• Teen sent back to DJJ for reevaluation of attempted rape charges
• US regulators approve new SCE&G nuke reactors
• Former Atlantic Beach Town Manager has ethics hearing
• Mega Millions jackpot increases to $640 million
• Mosquito Control 3
• Mosquito Control 2
• US education secretary at Scott's Branch School
• Wilson sworn in as Allen University president
• North Carolina jobless rate in Feb. below 10 percent
• Darlington County Sheriff's Office requests help in locating missing person
• IB student at Wilson High awarded summer study trip to Germany
• SC jobless rate falls for seventh straight month
• 'America's Most Wanted' features SC shop deaths
• South Carolina mother to be sentenced in sons' deaths
• North Carolina civil rights museum holds Trayon Martin rally
• 2 Columbia men sentenced in food stamp fraud case
• Columbia rally against sagging pants
• South Carolina students compete in state's Geographic Bee
• New stores show signs of Grand Strand's improving economy
• SC's 7th Congressional District: Why so many Candidates?
• Grantham and Kelley win Florence Dancing with the stars
• Bradham, Jebaily join Florence City Council race
• Horry County Fire committee discusses staffing and equipment improvements
• NC governor hopefuls talk public schools
• Direct Air releases statement on company's financial difficulties
• Carolina Cup brings crowds, money to Camden
• SC woman hit, killed by her own car
• SC House passes bill allowing guns in restaurants, bars
• Incumbents re-elected to Florence Two school board
• Florence teen takes diabetes in stride
• Bradham, Jebaily join Florence City Council race
• Brunswick Sheriff's 'Operation March Madness' yields arrests
• Broadway at the Beach welcomes new attraction, shops and restaurants
• Independent schools and parents excited about school choice legislation
• 1,000 pounds of pot seized in Orangeburg County
• Myrtle Beach firefighters battle beach house fire Thursday afternoon
• Beach house fire started by fireworks
• Residents May Apply for Seats on SCDOT Commission
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Can't speak Spanish? No need to apply
• EDITORIAL: Slow the rush to judgment, for Trayvon or anyone
• South Carolina governor signs law against camping around Statehouse
• North Myrtle Beach to host Paralympic Experience
• Governor's School accepts Kingstree student
• Sheriff Cribb earns certificate from SCLEA
• Westminster Presbyeterian Church
• Leading Democratic North Carolina gov hopefuls going to forum
• Savannah River Site closing 2 radioactive tanks
• Elementary student carries the load for fundraiser in Johnsonville
• Don't fall for phone scam in Aynor
• Pregnant South Carolina woman arrested after cigarette theft
• Paper copies of 2012 report cards may be optional
• Coast RTA adds free Myrtle Beach bus route
• SC House approves ban on Statehouse camping
• South Carolina Legislature to take spring break
• Williams-Blake reverses stance, will run for Florence City Council
• SC House approves private school choice bill
• NC student accused of tainting teacher's drink
• SC House delays vote on drug test for unemployment bill
• Marion looks to put a stop to spreading sweepstakes cafes
• Trinity Collegiate School students captured third place in the SCISA Middle School Quiz Bowl
• McBee Elementary School host Read Across America Day
• USC Aiken announces Fall 2011 President's and Dean's Lists Honors
• USC Aiken announces August, Fall 2011 graduates
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Wilson team puts in overtime studying Constitution
• Jury indicts Myrtle Beach man for bank robbery
• Moore to seek Florence city council seat
• Jury indicts three Florence men involved in counterfeiting
• Federal grand jury indicts nine people involved in counterfeiting
• Sue Williams wins Johnsonville Elementary Assistant of the Year
• Marion man indicted for failure to register as sex offender
• Horry County illegal alien indicted
• Rockingham, N.C. man indicted on contraband charges
• Darlington High School welcomes Special Olympics
• Surfside Beach lottery players hope to hit Mega Millions Jackpot
• Wilson High group meets with Florence One district officials about principal
• Election workers needed in Horry County
• Boys and Girls Club to hold auction, raise money for low-income families
• Powers to run for Florence mayor as a Republican
• Candidate Spotlight: Ted Vick, 7th Congressional District
• Woman dies in Florence County wreck
• Lumbee leader to leave administrative post vacant
• Lawsuit accuses Camden Military Academy of hazing
• Strawberry growers expect NC crop to ripen early
• Continental Tire holds ceremony for Sumter plant
• NC legislators to consider crackdown on immigrants
• EDITORIAL: Wilson High matter needs better airing
• Hiring college students could provide boost to Horry economy
• Surfside Beach residents upset over spending of grant money
• Atlantic Beach infighting continues, meeting cancelled
• Atlantic Beach infighting continues, meeting cancelled
• Drifter pleads guilty to killing NC hikers in 2007
• Florence 1 schools near OK of iPads in class
• Suspect wanted in Pawleys Island home invasion
• SC House panel OKs online voter registration bill
• Tax-cutting bills head to SC House floor
• Haley won't waive confidentiality on possible ethics complaint
• Burgess Elementary named one of Palmetto's Finest
• Firefighters respond to fire at Myrtle Beach car dealership
• New strategies needed as funding for Smoke Free Florence ends
• Sheriff's Office deputies ride to honor fallen officers
• Construction of Dillon Middle School on schedule for August opening
• Myrtle Beach activists to protest teen's death in Florida Saturday
• Thirteen Grand Strand high school students win cash, scholarship
• Grand Strand Humane Society to hold 2nd annual mud run
• Darlington County teacher receives national award
• COLUMN: Five years later, it still hurts
• Bauer scores endorsement from former candidate
• Georgetown County sheriff earns state certification
• Givens Young left imprint on McLeod, more
• North Charleston celebrates birthday with concert
• Bill says temp substitutes can't get unemployment
• Southeastern Regional Medical Center requests magazines
• Tennis pro with ties to Hartsville charged with taking indecent liberties with minors
• Police investigate double shooting in Latta
• Four-day Lake Robinson search ends with discovery of the bodies
• Myrtle Beach business owner featured on Yahoo! series
• Minor adjustment coming to hurricane wind scale
• House GOP tax-cutting bills up for debate
• Another Horry County resident files for Congressional seat
• SCDOT schedules public hearing concerning Teals Mill Road bridge replacement
• NC town approves ban on cellphones while driving
• SC officials hope to move sex offenders by 2013.
• Bojangles' honors Pee Dee's best teachers
• Many Horry County families struggle to afford housing
• Marlboro County group wins lawsuit against landfill operator
• Johnsonville High School looks to continue recent success
• NC rallies point to case of slain Florida teen
• Sheriff: Concealed weapon may have saved SC church
• Gunfire reported in Georgetown's West End
• Gingrich delays this week's NC campaign appearance
• 14 year old SC boy arrested after gun found at school
• Bill would allow use of silver and gold as currency in SC
• Early bloom, pollen irritates Grand Strand allergy sufferers
• Second missing boater's body recovered in Chesterfield county
• Atlantic Beach mayor calls for emergency council meeting Tuesday
• Lake City's Phillip D. Hanna announces candidacy for Florence County Coroner
• Lake City's Phillip D. Hanna announces candidacy for Florence County Coroner
• Lake City's Phillip D. Hanna announces candidacy for Florence County Coroner
• Florence scrap dealers say copper law has unintended consequences
• Darlington school district cooking up its own activity bus fuel
• The uninsured react to Affordable Care Act debates
• Dillon County Sheriff's Office investigates homicide
• Florence 1: iPads could get OK for class
• North Carolina rallies point to case of slain Florida teen
• Arrest leads to seizure of more than 19 grams of marijuana and cocaine in Hemingway
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No sane person would budget like this, just the government
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks to many during family's time of need
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Money spent on early childhood education would be wise investment
• Eric Lovell Lewd Act Florence
• Eric Lovell Lewd Act Florence
• Florence man charged with lewd act on minor
• Horry County Schools technology fair to showcase student work
• 9 new merchants opening at Broadway at the Beach
• Sheriff: Concealed weapon may have saved South Carolina church
• Darlington County man faces three counts of attempted murder
• Social Services, Palmetto Development Group partner to help families escape poverty
• BILLY COX MUG
• Florence man faces felony DUI, child endangerment charges
• Visitation picking up in Smokies
• North Carolina's Biltmore Estate explores China as wine market
• Former North Carolina Sen. Forrester being buried at Arlington
• North Carolina constitution gay marriage ban debated
• Oprah Winfrey interviews South Carolina mom who killed kids
• North Charleston officer shoots teen suspect
• About 300 NC-based airmen return from Afghanistan
• Firefighters investigate smoke at Myrtle Beach High School
• Group seeks nominees for best NC main street
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Spend every day making the world a better place
• Stricter SC laws on scrap metal sees fewer thefts
• NC teachers can sound off on working conditions
• Candidate Spotlight: Andre Bauer, 7th Congressional District
• Dive team finds one of two missing Lake Robinson boaters
• Supporters help Dead Dog Saloon employees following fire
• Surfers, skaters turn out for expo in Murrells Inlet
• Fishermen find bones near Georgetown boat landing
• Florence Symphony to feature pianist trio at Monday concert
• Florence company celebrates 30 years of bringing sound, lighting to the stage
• SC church service disrupted by shotgun-toting man
• Etheridge banking on doggedness in NC gov's run
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Pee Dee can rebound with 7th Congressional candidates
• COLUMN: Strumpets moved in after Scarlet left for Tara
• EDITORIAL: Med school could pay big dividends
• Darlington's Kristian Crocker-Hall knows hard work
• Florence County to plead for more state funds
• Florence County to plead for more state funds
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Unplug and reconnect to local busineses, we'll all benefit
• Hundreds Dine, Dance For Cause At Heart Ball
• The Miracle League kicks off 11th season with celebrity game
• Police collect more than 130 weapons at Conway gun buy back
• Warm winter helps boost numbers at Conway golf course
• Myrtle Beach man arrested in undercover drug buy
• Claims on eliminating corporate taxes questioned
• Virginia College Florence campus to open in July
• Florence native drowns in Huntsville, Ala., rock quarry
• Conway child struck by pickup Saturday afternoon
• Divers Saturday continue Lake Robinson missing boaters search
• What makes NC unique in gay marriage debate?
• Murder suspect killed outside of Lancaster club
• Myrtle Beach man mistaken for 'Johnny' beaten, stabbed, robbed
• THUMBS: NETC partners with Continuum to give back
• Search for missing boaters in Hartsville
• 2 dead, 3 wounded in NC tire store shooting
• Woman admits taking $700,000 from Columbia doctors
• SC bill would repeal "Stand Your Ground" law after FL shooting
• Possibility of state line change worries Horry, Brunswick residents
• FCSO's PACE team takes home top national honors
• King of Work 2
• King of Work
• Jones concerned about signs posted at Hatteras
• Trustee requests Direct Air bankruptcy be converted to chapter 7
• Florence teacher honored as the best
• 4K-1st grade registration for Darlington County Schools
• Hwy. 17/Hwy. 22 boat landing receives additional funding
• Southside Middle students to entertain at Swingin' with Seniors event
• South Carolina Gov. Haley stumps for Romney in Pa.
• South Carolina prison lawyer: Group hasn't met burden of proof
• Myrtle Beach Woman Charged After Using False Nursing License
• Hartsville, Darlington firefighters hit the streets to raise money
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A course in family, financial literacy ought to be required
• North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market to get new covered space, restrooms
• Tourism spending up $1 billion in SC
• COLUMN: Pisgah United Methodist in Florence attracts attention
• Law enforcement officers join forces to deliver God's word in Africa
• Relic hunter given year in federal prison for pillaging Petersburg battlefield park
• Eastern tent caterpillars build nests but cause trees no harm
• Four people arrested in Florence prostitution sting
• Conway Police arrest suspect in home invasion
• Fire crews respond to Horry County school bus fire
• Former Marine crossing nation on elliptical bike
• Horry County hosting firefighter training
• Mullins afterschool arts program celebrates black history, awards 15
• Mullins after-school arts program celebrates black history, awards 15
• Mullins afterschool arts program celebrates black history, awards 15
• Darlington chamber honors top citizen, others
• Residents, officials tour key areas for Florence revitalization
• Deadly accident closes southbound 17 Bypass in Garden City
• Horry gun owners against proposed discharge ordinance
• Residents want answers from SCDOT on Georgetown drainage project
• USC med school could open in Florence by 2014
• Former Horry County admin honored Thursday
• Judges allow ACLU in on SC voter ID suit
• 3 women raped at gunpoint at Lander University
• New SC DHEC Commissioner creates 4 new high-paying jobs
• USC Medical Branch Program a Possibility
• USC Medical Branch Program a Possibility
• Florence League of Women Voters encourages youth to register
• Hartsville residents want PDRTA route to stay put
• Darlington man turns himself in on strong-armed robbery charges
• Hartsville to participate in 'Great American Clean
• Florence 1 To Hold Student Code Meeting
• Thad Viers indicted on harassment and stalking charges
• SCDOT holds public meeting to discuss Georgetown drainage project
• Anderson Farms celebrates Earth day April 21
• South Carolina vets seek recognition on driver's licenses
• NC, SC state line isn't where folks thought it was
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why remove Wilson principal? His record speaks of achievement
• CCU's Celebration of Inquiry is March 30 and 31
• Center will host day-long remembrance of Darlington musicians
• Feds consider closing court sites
• Wright finalist for TN school director's position
• Cops: Tardy USC student leads police on chase
• South Carolina House moving quickly to toss protesters again
• Timmonsville loan originator found guilty of falsifying loan applications
• EDITORIAL: Birds, bees, school reform in the air
• Friendship Clinic offers medical services to the un-insured, relies on donations
• Marion Thursday Night Live concert series jams with 'Blues Doctor' and more
• Marion Thursday Night Live concert series jams with 'Blues Doctor' and more
• Officials looking at plan to bring med students to study in Florence
• Rep. Lowe's bill targets hogs, coyotes and armadillos
• Robeson County man charged with defrauding Red Cross over fire
• Horry County Council Chair announces 7th Congressional bid
• Ex-Justice O'Connor to hear cases in Greenville
• AG Wilson to discuss health care overhaul
• 11 more charges against former SC coach, teacher
• Marion County juniors, seniors get a taste of life after high school
• Horry County addresses gangs and crime
• Forestbrook Middle School robotics club gears up to compete
• Former CCU football coach asked to run for Congressional District 7
• Tabor City man fires shotgun through door, hits girlfriend, then shoots himself
• Occupy Columbia protesters return to Statehouse
• Surfside pier lawsuit moves forward, town staffer suspended
• SC House bill would raise taxes on some low-income families
• SC House approves bill reforming pension system
• SC Senate approves bill detailing state spending
• Myrtle Waves Water Park to host job fair
• 911 calls: SC suspect was armed with officer's gun
• Miles looking to return to Florence County Council
• South Carolina Barbeque Association makes competitions official
• Hill files for Florence City Council
• DHEC suspended Marion assisted living facility's previous license
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Reauthorizing Ex-Im Bank Critical for S.C. business, jobs
• Hungry Caterpillar Costumes Help Children, Adults Read
• Reed Winchell Allen
• Georgetown County Sheriff's Office investigating Pleasant Hill burglary
• Visible Changes to hold fundraiser for Florence crisis pregnancy care center
• Myrtle Beach first grader beaten up at recess, mom wants answers
• Blood evidence key to solving 2010 Florence burglary
• Marion County sets county-wide clean-up date
• Culinary event returns to Myrtle Beach Convention Center
• Parkinson's conference set for Myrtle Beach in April
• Hartsville Police Department to offer Police Youth Academy
• Turner Padget earns 'Firm of the Year' award in Atlanta
• South Carolina would elect insurance director under new bill
• South Carolina bill allows homeschoolers to play sports
• Bynes Schools release latest Headmaster's List, honor roll
• Hartsville police arrest wanted suspect
• French manufacturer Nexans creating 200 South Carolina
• Maker of anti-DWI ignition locks settles with DMV
• Lawsuit against Gov. Haley dismissed
• Few seats remain for Florence's Dancing with Stars fundraiser
• SC panel approves tax break for rebuilding sites
• Pollen levels across Southeast near record levels
• Charges against "Teen Mom 2" star are dropped
• Man sentenced to 7 years in $2.5M fraud case
• Florence man who faked death in Murrells Inlet pleads guilty
• Horry councilman Grabowski to face SC Ethics Commission
• Man charged with Laurinburg shooting death
• Gas prices hit South Carolinian's wallets harder than most drivers
• Recent cases put spotlight on 'Ethics Commission'
• Surfside moves pier plans forward, judge to hear case
• SC panel approves bills on business property taxes
• Man wanted in SC slayings wrecked car in Louisiana
• Williamsburg County goes green, to convert vehicles to propane power
• Exit polls: Romney leads Santorum in Illinois
• Darlington City Council halts permits for new sweepstakes machines
• Myrtle Beach mayor State of the City address
• SC ponders turning buses over to school districts
• NC teen in hospital after throat slashed at school
• "F" grade has SC lawmakers looking at ethics changes
• Florence County Councilman Anderson calling it quits after two terms
• Financial problems plague Marion assisted living facility
• COLUMN: Tying one on and then dropping the anchor
• Denver Zoo euthanizes polar bear in failing health
• 2 North Carolina school districts account for most paddling
• South Carolina panel approves bills on business property taxes
• South Carolina panel advances bill restricting video gaming
• North Carolina DMV plans 3-D licenses, shorter wait times
• U.S. Marshalls arrest Myrtle Beach attempted murder suspect
• Darlington County deputies, US Marshals arrest armed robbery suspect
• School winners picked for the South Carolina Lieutenant Governor's Essay Contest
• Atlantic Beach Mayor found guilty of traffic charge
• CANDIDATES 2012: Democrats, Republicans file for primary contests
• DHEC reopens several clam and oyster beds in Beaufort County
• Keep Florence Beautiful to hold Great American Cleanup
• Loaded gun found at Columbia airport checkpoint
• Lawyers seek lower bond for beheading plot suspect
• Florence County Sheriff's Office's PACE team earns national honors
• U.S. Marshals capture Horry County murder suspect
• Williamsburg County woman writes her first book
• Rubio to headline S.C. GOP fundraising event
• LARRY GRAHAM MUG
• Florence County library offers money management workshop series
• Grand Strand swim team brings community together
• NC school district offers defense in lunch flap
• NAACP cautions NC counties on voter ID legislation
• SC principal removes animal trophies from office
• Horry County discusses guns and emergency services
• Group wants Edwards returned to post as principal Wilson High
• Study finds SC government at high risk for corruption
• AT&T unveils program to boost SC graduation rates
• Fifteen Georgetown County schools honored by the state
• Fire destroys Andrews home
• Officers search for missing man from Bolivia
• South Carolina graduation rates up but still poor
• Thieves burglarize Florence Shelter, steal pitbull
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Boys a& Girls Clubs are a real champion for youth
• Finalists chosen in statewide music competition
• Hartsville, Darlington firefighters hit the streets to raise money
• S.C. Department of Education announces recipients of Palmetto Gold and Silver Awards
• Award-winning bards host poetry reading at CCU
• Dillon man charged in his brother's death
• Sign of the times: Digital billboards on the way
• SC Gov Haley campaigning for Romney in PA
• DHEC: Justices should hear port case
• Monday After the Masters tickets sellout in record time
• Florence students to compete in "Battle of the Carolinas"
• Two one-act monologues to stage at CCU
• Hartsville police search for shooting suspect
• Local sororities, Chamber of Commerce to host debate in Hartsville
• Marion police arrest Latta man in fatal shooting
• Voters appeal redistricting lawsuit
• Florence 1 officials seek input on "No Child Left Behind" funds use
• Horry County Police arrest three in attempted kidnapping
• Longs man arrested in stabbing incident
• Attorney holding news conference on Citadel lawsuits
• Hagan urges NC black farmers to file claims in case
• Study: Statehouses at high risk for corruption
• Wait times up at SC Department of Motor Vehicles
• Myrtle Beach gas prices continue to rise
• Report: SC improves its high school dropout rates
• Florence County preparing for big day in state capitol
• Smoke Free Horry grant ends, education efforts continue
• Horry County Police investigate late-night stabbing
• Horry County Police investigate late-night stabbing
• Lake View woman dies from injuries sustained in crash
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fire the congress from A to Z, C'mon we can get it done!
• Man charged with vandalism of patrol cars in Surfside Beach
• Dillon man dies following early morning shooting in Marion
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Spring is here -- time to dump that meat
• Darlington woman killed in three-vehicle accident
• COLUMN: Fantastic filmmaker has some Pee Dee ties
• Morning News, affiliated papers capture 29 SCPA awards
• Warning: This information may give you gas
• COLUMN: Florence of 1923: More horses, fewer banks
• EDITORIAL: Gubernatorial ticket a good idea, but not for that reason
• Darlington woman killed in two car collission
• Public transit drivers compete in Myrtle Beach
• Grand Strand residents and visitors enjoy St. Patrick's Day celebrations
• Wilson High School captures another Academic Challenge
• As filing opens, plenty undecided in Pee Dee races
• 2012 Pee Dee Academic Challenge
• 2012 Pee Dee Academic Challenge
• 2012 Pee Dee Academic Challenge
• 2012 Pee Dee Academic Challenge
• St. Patrick's Day
• St. Patrick's Day
• St. Patrick's Day
• St Patricks Day
• St Patricks Day
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Professional jurors, mandatory sentences would help system
• Bluffton school works to eradicate lice oubreak
• Va., NC seek to stop giant rodent population boom
• NC man drops out of senate race after video flap
• Bragg leader says agencies erred in teacher probe
• Boone makes it official, will seek another term as Florence County sheriff
• Keel refocuses SLED on helping local law agencies
• Deadly fungus puts SC giant oak trees in danger
• SC, federal officials investigate coin business
• Huntington Beach State Park to host adventure and learning day
• THUMBS: Thums up: Plaudits for V-Week, barbecue fundraisers, many, many more
• A few surprises as Georgetown political filing period begins
• Georgetown reopens 17 a day ahead of schedule
• Florence based PGBA to expand services nationwide
• SC law designates February for black history study
• SC candidates begin filing for 2012 races
• Two North Carolina men indicted in armored car heist
• Myrtle Beach road construction update for March 18 - 24
• Dorriety to enter race for Florence County Council District 9
• Marlboro County man now facing sex charge in 3-year-old's death investigation
• SC House aims to keep "pink slime" out of schools
• Dead Dog Saloon's 'Project Phoenix' aims for speedy rebuilding process
• Downtown Myrtle Beach prepares its largest St. Patrick's Day festival
• New Pee Dee non-profit seeks to raise funds to make police, deputies, safer
• Man arrested for disorderly conduct after North Myrtle Beach bus crash
• First round of candidates file in Florence County
• Myrtle Beach based Direct Air files for bankruptcy
• Sign Ordinance
• Clemmons files for re-election in District 107
• Darlington County investigators seek armed robbery, kidnapping suspect
• Darlington deputies arrest man in incident that preceded SUV crash
• North Myrtle Beach road work schedule adjusted
• Beauty Trail trimmed, ready to open in Florence
• Traveler loses son's memorabilia when luggage stolen in Florence
• Lake City students earn state-level awards
• Gov. Haley orders new election for Atlantic Beach seats
• Conway man charged in fake robbery attempt
• Effingham woman charged in March 8 head-on crash
• Compromise on pool lift requirement met in Washington
• Georgetown approves Mobile Data Units for a dozen police cars
• Lumbee council again votes against chairman
• Father, daughter stabbed to death in Laurinburg
• Blackbeard artifacts on display in Fayetteville
• SC mom expected to plead guilty in sons' deaths
• Party time: Pee Dee political filing season is open
• Small plane crash in western NC kills all 5 aboard
• Shribman points to shift on American political landscape
• Veterans memorial project under way in Lamar
• Police: fight over hospital behavior leads to SC man's death
• Two groups begin voter eduation effort on NC budget
• NC elections board rejects appeal to get on ballot
• SC House wants to ban 'pink slime' in schools
• Myrtle Beach man skips work for March Madness basketball
• Myrtle Beach man skips work for March Madness basketball
• Florence County moves closer on fiber deal
• Scott P. Floyd installed as 12th Circuit chief public defender
• SC budget: More for teachers, raise for employees, less for roads
• Atlantic Beach town hall locks changed, SLED investigating
• FMU to host annual Academic Challenge tournament
• Compassionate Friends want to plant a seed of hope in Florence
• Three Darlington County deupties injured in SC 151 crash
• Three Darlington County deputies injured in SC 151 crash
• Republican Susan Minck to announce candidacy for Florence County Council District 9
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Digusting photograph has no place in civilized society
• EDITORIAL: FOIA fight about spirit not the letter
• Volunteers arrive for Habitat for Humanity Collegiate Challenge
• Myrtle Beach man found guilty of 1st degree burglary
• School bus hit in Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach man sentenced to 15 years for selling cocaine
• Math whizzes compete in annual contest at CCU
• New cake shop hopes to bring economic boost to the Grand Strand
• Library Exhibit
• Florence-Darlington Technical College hosts Third Annual Welding Rodeo
• Pamplico's Butler earns SCHP telecommunications officer honors
• Warmer and drier than average spring on its way, national forecasters say
• Florence's Fox named SC Trooper of the Year
• Florence police arrest suspect in Saturday pool hall shooting
• Dillon teenager leads the fight to cure diabetes
• Feds drop probe of SC's use of health grant
• 20 indicted for misuse of Social Security numbers
• Laurel Hill double murder investigated
• School bus runs into ditch near Pamplico
• Timmonsville school board gets a bigger, better look at its budget
• FOIAs not just for journalists, anyone can ask for government info
• Foes of NC amendment plan to rally at capitol
• Experience main factor in top Pee Dee municipal salaries
• Juilliard musicians visiting Allendale school
• US court looks at possible Edwards lawyer conflict
• Wounded vets compete in SC for Army archery team
• Classic cars hit the Grand Strand
• UNC Pembroke kicks off its 125th anniversary with a pep rally
• Historic Georgetown church members break ground on new location
• Florence's Carolinian celebrates centenarians Wednesday
• Pool lift rules place burden on Myrtle Beach hotels
• U.S. DOT releases consumer fact sheet for Direct Air customers
• Spring to challenge Kirby for Florence County Council seat
• Report suggests eliminating high-end NC helicopter
• Former SLED Chief Lloyd bills SC State $25,000
• SC Senate stalls bill to let victims collect more damages
• Substation failure, fire plunge Lake City into darkness
• Substation failure, fire plunge Lake City into darkness
• Substation failure, fire plunge Lake City into darkness
• Volunteers express concerns about welfare of animals at Dillon shelter
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Lower gas prices now? Term limits the answer
• Florence police arrest man in March 8 Charlotte Street death
• Lee found guilty in Florence murder trial
• Fugitive wanted in Horry County for lewd act on a minor
• Council approves $1.2 million bond for Hartsville projects
• Select North Myrtle Beach streets to be closed for repairs
• Direct Air furloughs eight Myrtle Beach employees
• Conway to hold gun buyback program March 24
• Rock Hill SC Guard unit preps for Afghanistan
• Retired FMU professor to deliver sixth Moran address
• Lake City Council seeks return check policy, water bill adjustment changes
• Gov Haley updates records policy
• Dillon County deputies investigate multiple shooting incidents
• Myrtle Beach family raises awareness of premature birth
• Distemper outbreak closes Robeson animal shelter
• Caterpillar expanding in Sumter County, 80 new jobs
• Man who snarled Charleston bridge apologizes
• Man dies in Lumberton convenience store shooting
• Columbia police raising money to fight cancer
• Air Force, Navy tap honorary Charleston commanders
• Rail repairs seen as economic engine
• Rally supporting open records set at SC Statehouse
• Canadians flood the Grand Srand for Cam-Am Days
• Santorum grabs the lead in Alabama and Mississippi
• NC lawmakers can change votes after count
• Perdue visits PA to examine gas exploration method
• Audit: SC jobless agency safeguards didn't work
• Haley budget director joining DHEC
• SC House gives districts waiver if needed
• McConnell sworn in as SC Lt. Gov.; courson chosen senate president pro tem
• Horry council votes to not shorten bike rallies
• COLUMN: God didn't give up, even when he did
• Florence Airport still seeking second carrier
• Pee Dee students converge on Lake City for National History Day judging
• Horry County deputy police chief hired by school district
• Myrtle Beach man arrested in Georgetown Craigslist predator case
• Forestry crews contain 70-acre Marion County fire
• Coker professor wins statewide singing artists award
• Darlington School Board looks at revenue projections
• Shermer to be guest Hunter Lecturer in Literature at FMU
• College volunteers take time out at Tara Hall in Georgetown
• Golfer's dream
• St. Anthony Middle School chorus excels at state festival
• Clemson University students earn second place in national competition
• Deputies arrest four wanted fugitives in Darlington County
• EDITORIAL: Salary, pension pay ought to be ours to know
• Florence school to host 'Swingin' with Senors'
• Wilson principal to head alternative school
• Myrtle Beach man charged with attempted murder after shooting
• Direct Air suspends flights until at least May 15
• Florence Library to offer retirement workshop series
• Lizard's Thicket plans Florence restaurant
• Horry County teacher picked for STAR program
• Florence downtown work might start as early as May
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Adventures with Pee Dee municipalities
• West Florence Fire Department responds to hotel fire
• Horry County shred event scheduled for April
• SC-based charter airline cancels flights
• McConnell to become SC's lieutenant governor
• NC jobless rate for January follows data scan
• US Senate panel to hear about Camp Lejeune water
• Judge to reconsider self-defense in SC shooting
• Horry County community says intersection is not safe
• Governor Haley kicks off tax relief tour in Garden City
• Biker injured, taken to the hospital after Conway accident
• Horry County Schools: budget in 'good shape' for now
• Maintenance dredging continues at battling ports
• Horry School Board chair to step down in January
• SC teen denied bond in death of pizza deliveryman
• Savannah River Site debuts new green power plant
• US court to hear Edwards lawyer loyalty concerns
• Gov. Haley, SC House spar over cutting taxes
• SCDOT to close one lane on 501 for cleaning
• Pasley's Williamsburg address highlights improvements, pontificates on critics
• Brunswick County agents bust heroin ring
• Florence Girl Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• Defendants in Florence murder case plead guilty
• I-20 ramp to Columbia shutdown due to overturned tanker
• Man sentenced to 17 years in Garden City armed robbery
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: America's fading morality is no Fluke
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: U.S. Postal Servie must take bold action to remain viable
• South Carolina Senate must select new leader
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A high-level plan to create jobs, fix S.C. fishing business
• Myrtle Beach Army recruiters toughen enlistment regulations
• Driver charged after hitting parked car, home in Surfside Beach
• Police in North Myrtle Beach seek to ID suspect
• Hayes will take on Hardee in Darlington County coroner's race
• CCU art professor brings home "Best in Show"
• Salters' D.P. Cooper Elementary announces influx of computers
• Close up - Overturned Trailer
• Hear from author Sherman Carmichael in March at the Marion Library
• Savannah River Site debuts new green power plant
• Pavilack announces candidacy for 7th Congressional seat
• Two Hartsville natives earn highest honors from Clemson
• New Sign Ordinance picture
• Neighborhoods follow downtown in Florence council's revitalization plans
• Von Lutken first into Florence County Coroner's race
• SC gas prices fall slightly
• Richland County police dogs gets bulletproof vests
• Other SC veterans fix York man's water pipes
• Savannah River Site debuts new green power plant
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Trees are important for humans and life
• COLUMN: Florence needs to think before littering
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Of teaching standards and the end of cursive
• Myrtle Beach church celebrates Can-Am Days
• 7th Congressional District Democratic candidates square off
• Irmo boater offers tearful apology before being sentenced to 10 years in fatal Lake Murray crash
• Man Tased after couple parked in bullet-ridden car draws attention
• The Skirmish At Gamble's Hotel civil war re-enactment
• Deputies arrest men, seize drugs, shotgun
• Denmark man tried to buy 10 pounds of marijuana, officials say
• Woman charged with DUI in car-pool line
• Florence police investigate late-night shooting incident
• Drunk woman falls trying to hop between hotel balconies
• Gaffney man dies in fire at home
• Florence City Council: Big night for downtown neighborhoods
• Man charged in delivery man's death
• Gaston County examines state of school stadiums
• Other SC veterans fix York man's water pipes
• Building permits issued for Apple Inc. in NC
• Charlotte police get grant for unsolved cases
• NC GOP lawmakers perturbed by governor's actions
• Horry County has 7 slayings so far in 2012
• NASCAR cars among new Myrtle Beach attractions
• Richland County police dogs gets bulletproof vests
• EDITORIAL: Others have done worse, but Ard's capers still wrong
• Childhood friends from Florence make it big in D.C. politics
• A Capitol Coincidence: Florence boyhood chums now rival D.C. lobbyists
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Voter I.D. about eliminating the 'frauds' and nothing else
• It's official; this column has gone to the dogs
• GIA: Pee Dee government and community meetings, March 12-15
• Wheel of Fortune fans audition in Myrtle Beach
• Florence's Sundae House plays host to Saturday sock hop
• Model A club takes laps at Darlington Raceway
• Ard controversy reaches S.C. 7th Congressional race
• McConnell's rise to lt. gov. may elevate the job
• Woman charged with DUI after car pool line wreck
• Family gets $700K in deadly crash with deputy
• Man gets 10 years for boating crash that killed 2
• 4 arrested after man killed in New Bern robbery
• NC businesses along I-95 tally tolling impact
• COLUMN: Remembering the Dillon Dictator, Roger Scott
• Indictment shows former Lt. Gov. Ard didn't act alone
• Childhood friends from Florence make it big in D.C. political world
• Killgallon, Florence reference librarian, will be fondly remembered
• Murrells Inlet church group aims to help the homeless
• Greenwood woman admits cancer scam; hiding body
• Final autopsy results confirm SC lobbyist suicide
• Horry County to discuss possible firearm discharge ordinance
• Horry library attempt to fill shelves with Amazon wish list
• Pelicans fans autioned to sing National Anthem
• D.C. guys
• Florence 1 Schools: Delmae sewer fix will take 60 days
• Ruth Munn Kilgallon
• Jimmy Williams Bruce Haynes
• FAA projections do not effect construction at Myrtle Beach airport
• Federal judges approve South Carolina, US House districts
• DHEC says rabies-positive racoon found in Kershaw County
• Lt. Gov. Ard sentenced on ethics laws violations
• Darlington preacher speaks at Trinity Collegiate School
• Community members read to students of All Saints Episcopal Day School
• Florence Police, county coroner investigate Florence homicide
• Harpootlian likens S.C. Republicans to 'crime family'
• Former Lt. Gov. Ard indicted on 7 counts of ethics violations
• Darlington High student charged after false gun claim
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Listen to Red Neck Radio — if you want all the news
• THUMBS: Ahhh, DST, spring training and alligators …?
• Johnsonville's McAllister-Skinner nominated for state teacher of the year
• Ard resignation prompts reaction, threats
• Husband, wife die in Timmonsville wreck
• 8-year-old dies in Myrtle Beach hotel pool
• Police: Conway man dies from injury at birthday party
• Lt. Gov. Ard resigns amid ethics investigation
• Little River man to serve 18 months in wife's shooting
• Myrtle Beach woman accused of punching, beating teen with belt
• Second suspect arrested in Longs murder case
• Forestbrook Middle students prepare for Special Olympics
• Accused Myrtle Beach cop killer's trial continued
• SLED asked investigating Beaufort grade changing
• SC teaching assistant faces new sex charges
• SC teacher fired for movie clip wants job back
• Search teams return decade after NC man disappears
• Red Cross disaster response volunteers prepare in Myrtle Beach
• Patients report quicker recovery, less pain with robotic surgery
• Florence school trustees: We oppose private school tax breaks
• Keith von Lutcken
• New Sign Ordinance
• Wilson senior gathers 7,000 pounds of food for Harvest Hope
• Byrnes' Colby retiring; Winstead new Head of Schools
• A Garden City condo fire victim remembers the Red Cross' help
• Earth Day Coloring Contest open to Pee Dee kids
• Darlington officials looking to stop the spread of sweepstakes cafes
• Wilson senior rallies Florence 1 to make significant Harvest Hope donation
• South Carolina Senate approves ban on camping at Statehouse
• North Carolina girls to be buried at Arlington with their dad
• Florence school bus, SUV collide; students uninjured
• Hospitality Association says about $480K missing
• Johnsonville prepares for second annual Heritage Festival
• HCPD participates in Palmetto Pride's litter campaign
• Theater tickets still available for Florence 'Stars' event
• School board chairman to resign position
• 2 pedestrians struck, killed by logging truck
• Police arrest 3 men in connection to Conway burglary
• Firefighters extinguish Pawleys Island apartment fire
• Johnsonville library named best branch library in Florence County for 2012
• Jebaily 4
• Firefighters battle blaze at cat litter manufacturer in Laurinburg
• Jebaily 3
• USPS to suspend consolidation efforts during election mailing season
• Jebaily 2
• Jebaily 1
• NC girls to be buried at Arlington with their dad
• Woman accused of trying smuggle ammo into prison
• Waccamaw River canoe/camping outing planned
• Firefighters respond to early morning house fire in Cherry Grove
• Florence Fire Department: Change batteries in smoke alarms this weekend
• Bauer announces candidacy for 7th District
• Views differ at smoking ban forum
• McLeod Mobile Mammography unit announces Pee Dee visits
• NCDOT sets ferry tolls, won't charge new rates now
• Port Royal redevelopment delayed on SC coast
• Trump lobbies members to buy NC golf club
• Judge: 2010 Bluffton shooting not self defense
• Train carrying methanol derails in Abbeville
• South Carolina Hospitality Association chairman to speak to media
• New driver's handbook available to NC motorists
• Wrightsville Beach considers smoking ban on shore
• Spartanburg sheriff's office to host K-9 training
• Myrtle Beach club declared public nuisance
• Highway patrol responds to deadly motorcycle accident
• String of Socastee car break-ins angers residents
• Johnsonville hopeful for state funding to upgrade water lines
• Old Byrnes Headmaster
• New Byrnes Head of Schools
• Bill would require SC voters to join parties to vote in primaries
• Wilson Student Food Drive
• Myrtle Beach vacation costs not largely impacted by higher gas prices
• Dance program to present 'Vantage Points'
• Myrtle Beach welcomes new business members
• Competition becoming heated in bid for Agero call center
• Diversity program student returns to teach new generation
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Go to the polls and show those pols who's stupid
• Darlington pinball wizard can handle computer chips, too
• MarCo extends water lines into lower Marion County
• Geek Out: Walkman meets iPod at library program for techie teens
• 0308 REG Ralph Gettings MUG
• Mount Pleasant police major quits after DUI charge
• Spartanburg park reopens after coyote threat
• Judge's SUV taken in Anderson; found in Newberry
• S.C. lawmakers aim to boost DUI convictions
• Firefighters battle apartment fire near Surfside Beach
• Firefighters battle structure fire in North Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach recreation for Wednesday, March 7
• Johnsonville hopeful for state funding to upgrade water lines
• SC House Committee Advances Private School Choice Bill
• North Myrtle Beach goes smoke-free, Conway could be next
• North Myrtle Beach goes smoke-free, Conway could be next
• Bauer continues 7th District candidacy tour in Conway
• Darlington council takes up sweepstakes machines issue
• Dalington County Sheriff announces re-election
• Ministry raises awareness at FMU
• NC teacher charged with porn to stay in custody
• Moratorium on simulated gambling machines in Hartsville gets final OK
• Romney takes 3 states, Gingrich 1 on Super Tuesday
• EDITORIAL: Common Core a good idea, but more is needed
• Model A enthusiasts to roll into Florence, Darlington Raceway
• Tuesday morning shooting at sports bar turns deadly
• Worker killed after getting caught in machine
• COLUMN: The trouble with contacts
• Rain helps, but drought not done yet
• Body found next to burning shed in Myrtle Beach
• Grand jury indicts alledged child molestor
• Defying ordinary: New Timmonsville pizza parlor takes its slogan seriously
• Socastee sees rise of car break-ins
• Georgetown sheriff arrests man in internet predator case
• Hartsville, Thornwell students honored for dental achievement
• Carolina Elementary among 9 schools recognized for character education
• Dalton rolls out endorsement list for North Carolina governor
• President plans visit to North Carolina truck plant
• Longest-serving South Carolina senator not seeking re-election
• Howe Springs firefighters work two hours to free man from machine
• Clemson agricultural co-op service names new chief officer
• South Carolina county GOP wants hopefuls to sign purity
• Groups ask South Carolina court to block Savannah
• North Carolina court rules in lawsuit over Miley Cyrus
• US Rep Myrick backs Pendergraph for her job
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Politicians are either plain stupid, or stupid like a fox
• Police: Conway robbery suspect shot, killed by store clerk
• Several people injured in Florence bus crash
• Army chefs visit Socastee High School culinary arts students
• Firefighters battle early morning house fire in Mullins
• Perdue seeking assistance for NC tornado damage
• SC Ways and Means panel to consider pension reform
• SC House committee debating private school choice
• Myrtle Beach works to keep homeless off the streets
• Late night Myrtle Beach shooting puts two in hospital
• Horry County police respond to two shootings
• CCU Hoops: Ellis responds to Gradnigo arrest
• Grand Strand job and volunteer fair to be held Wednesday
• Myrtle Beach father arrested after child's positive drug test
• Atlantic Beach council votes to move forward with the 2012 bike fest
• Timmonsville man suspected in Tennessee shooting captured in NC
• Bill would designate SC Day of Prayer
• Harborwalk Festival back on, moved to Maryville
• Police looking for Georgetown Kangaroo robber
• Darlington County expands bath salts ban
• SC House Republicans to introduce major tax changes
• Potential Pee Dee claimants file paperwork in national Black Farmer's Settlement
• Leatherman announces reelection bid
• CCU: Player's arrest won't hurt school's image
• Area schools plan first walk to school day
• North Carolina students gear up for bike to school week
• NC Teen Mom 2 reality star arrested, again
• Hemingway officers arrest Myrtle Beach man, recover eight grams of ecstasy
• Darlington County Historical Commission presents workshop
• Johnsonville residents charged with crack cocaine possession
• Chamber music highlighted in upcoming concert at CCU
• Darlington representative introduces bill requiring S.C. shops to open restrooms
• Hemingway police arrest two for illegal handgun carry
• 2nd annual Myrtle Beach job fair a success
• North Carolina's tab on outside lawyers for new maps is $685K
• Cherokee County assesses tornado damage
• North Carolina Inmate death ruled a homicide
• Former Perdue staffer pleads not guilty to charges
• Conway man's head fractured at birthday party
• Bauer begins tour to announce candidacy for 7th District
• Local podiatrist appointed president of National Surgical Society
• Demonstration on grafting fruit trees to be held at Olanta library
• ARCH announces free health screening locations
• GIA: March 5-6
• Rain helps Grand Strand's parched coast
• 3 NC kids survive tornado pulling them from home
• New 7th district in SC means 60 new board members
• Severe weather awareness week begins in SC
• Hurricane Center head discusses storm forecasts
• Mount Pleasant police major charged with DUI
• SC gas prices continue to rise
• Police: Man shot after breaking into Gastonia home
• 4 charged in shooting death of Asheville teen
• Young Americans keep music alive in schools through workshop
• 2 arrested in fatal Raleigh tobacco shop shooting
• Man hit by car, dies during Charlotte bar fight
• Shooting closes Rocky Mount mall, 1 minor injury
• Trio to perform songs about labor at NC museum
• Myrtle Beach businesses rev up for spring tourism season
• Many SC agencies don't file racial profiling data
• SC law hides hefty pension payments from public
• Clemson hosting program on minority education
• SC students visiting UK to study soccer economics
• SC Guard unveils retired Maj. Gen. Spears portrait
• PEE DEE POLITICS: The great sign caper of downtown Florence
• Out of state donors, PACs influence 7th Congressional race
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ward's wake-up call hit many nails on head
• EDITORIAL: Say a prayer for Chardon and for … ?
• COLUMN: Every good date beings with pajamas
• Education by degrees: Higher education still matters, S.C. still lags
• COLUMN: The short reign of Timmonsville's only governor
• COLUMN: Will endless connectivity drive us to unplug?
• Camp in Myrtle Beach helps kids deal with grief
• Myrtle Beach call center looks to hire 50 employees
• Pee Dee Middle School Academic Challenge
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Timmonsville girls win state title, Johnsonville boys fall short
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• Fire crews battle trash blaze in Darlington County
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Brooks Boulevard a good name for a new street
• Conway rider dies in Saturday single-motorcycle crash
• SCHP identifies suspect wanted in Florence high speed chase
• Burgess Elementary students learned about careers Friday
• GOP attorney: data, not race led to new SC district lines
• Students at failing schools could transfer under SC plan
• SC Suicide Prevention Conference educates clergy, family, friends
• Evangelist to spread the word in chalk in Darlington
• Fugitive on the run for more than a month arrested in Myrtle Beach
• Mills left and imprint on Florence, Central United Methodist
• FMU student groups to hold public awareness campaign
• Florence West substation down, 2,800 customers affected
• Sumter murder suspect arrested in Lake City
• FMU to establish new degree programs
• FMU to establish new degree progams
• Florence charity store looks to community it serves for assistance
• Royall Elementary School receives national recognition
• ATA health science students recognized for service to Hospice
• Deputies arrest Hartsville man on meth charge
• Suspect charged in connection with fatal Lamar home invasion
• Royall Elementary receives certification of reading excellence
• Florence School District One looking for tutors and mentors
• Trinity Collegiate School student has story published
• Second arrest made in 2011 Hartsville murder
• Honda SC appoints new president of plant operations
• Horry County police look for man impersonating SCHP trooper
• Our Town Georgetown this evening at Winyah Bay Heritage Festival
• Conway man located, burglary, assault suspect still sought
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Act of kindness in Quinby deserves more than thanks
• Homeless
• Homeless
• Homeless
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: S.C. already had standards doesn't need common core
• Conway burglary, assault leads to missing persons investigation
• Darlington County I-20 crash sends several to hospitals
• Concerns expressed about SC racing attraction
• Escaped inmate James Sanders arrested in Myrtle Beach
• Former SC first lady fined for loose dog
• First lady Michelle Obama to visit 2 NC cities
• After 3 decades on SC death row, man might go free
• Crossfit exercise craze hits the Grand Strand
• Florence high speed chase continues into NC
• Lawmaker's poverty comment riles some at meeting
• HBO's Eastbound & Down makes an impact in Myrtle Beach
• Cops: Man arrested for exposing self at car wash
• Conway moving forward on smoking ordinance
• Columbia police officers out of a job in wake of CEO's death
• Bill to ban SC inmates from social media advances
• SC Senators consider bill to increase joint custody after divorce
• Man convicted of voluntary manslaughter, gets 40 years in Georgetown
• Florence Kiwanis flip pancakes for good causes
• O-Run competitors set, beastly new obstacle in place
• Music in Schools 3
• Music in Schools 2
• Music in Schools 1
• Hundreds visit Myrtle Beach job fair
• Johnsonville baseball has high hopes for 2012
• Parents encouraged by Florence District Four's budget plans
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bill Mills' death saddens but unlocks great memories
• EDITORIAL: Go Flashes! Go Foxes! Go Whirlwinds!
• New trial no certainty in Dillon dog mauling
• Brunswick County chase ends with no injuries, $1 million bond
• Unusual art event planned for Lake City
• Florence man charged in Lake City shooting incident
• Bojangles' honors Horry and Marion teachers of the year
• NC Blue Cross profits rise 5 percent to $177M
• Power outage at UNC-Pembroke forces cancellation of evening classes
• Chairman of SC House Judiciary Committee retiring
• SC State trustees meet behind closed doors
• PDRTA director: Hartsville Transit needs "additional support"
• Former congressman Spratt endorses Vick
• Lifeguard training offered at CCU
• Judge refuses to release tape in Aiken cop's death
• Marion man back in Horry County to face 2005 murder charge
• North Myrtle Beach job fair brings opportunities for job seekers
• Nation's first "glee club" to perform at West Florence High School
• SC police investigating missing exec probe
• SC teacher fired for showing part of "Jackass 2"
• Billy Graham association laying off nearly 50
• Judge could limit testimony in Edwards case
• Teller steals from bank, tries to burn it down
• Panel to write explainer on NC marriage question
• SC tobacco farmers worry about lack of rain
• Grand Strand job market picks up, slow recovery ahead
• Carolina Forest Library can't open without funding for staff
• SC's latest private school choice plan advances
• SC bill would detail spending of state taxes
• State rests in Georgetown murder trial; jury deliberations expected Thursday
• Georgetown penny sales tax initiative going forward
• Convicted felon who had North Myrtle Beach public safety director's gun, facing federal charges
• Grand Strand schools advance to state mock trial contest
• Friend of NC governor pleads not guilty to hiding campaign funds
• Teller steals from SC bank, tries to burn it down
• SC court upholds ex-HomeGold exec's conviction
• Florence's TKA students serve here and abroad
• Johnsonville High School team wins WTC math contest
• Askins Scholarship awarded by WTC Foundation
• Bill to deny driver's licenses to dropouts advances
• Officer injured in 2006 dragging incident, still facing daily hurdles
• Changes to SC retirement plan would cut benefits, deficit
• First Bank names new financial advisor in Dillon
• Commission continues review of Hartsville comprehensive plan
• Porter takes over as Hartsville downtown association president
• Goodwill to bring 36 employers together for Myrtle Beach job fair
• Darlington County student who brought gun to school to face hearing
• NC student rushed to hospital from school, dies
• NC House immigration panel hears from employers
• Darlington County investigators make arrest in dollar store robbery
• Horry County Police Captain resigns
• Job Fair March 1 in North Myrtle Beach
• Highway 17 closure for drainage project
• Mullins man celebrates his 'Sweet 16' again on Leap Day
• Lions Club distributes dictionaries to Hemingway and Johnsonville elementary schools
• SC deputy injured, 1 dead in violent traffic stop
• Cross sale set for Sheperd's Table fundraiser in Conway
• SC lawmakers OKs anti-sexting bill
• Florence double murder trial pushed to June
• It's a new year: Florence School District 4 in the black
• SC student accused of pellet gun school shooting
• NC killer mistakenly released from SC jail
• NC congressman wants to overturn Hatteras rules
• Horry County attraction highlights African heritage
• Myrtle Beach council approves street-end parking rate increase
• Horry council passes first reading of ordinance to shorten bike rallies
• Myrtle Beach Police work with bar owners on alcohol laws
• President Clinton will speak at Columbia College's commencement
• NC man mistakes gas for drink, causes fatal fire
• Romney sweeps to double Republican primary victory
• Horry council passes first reading of ordinance to shorten bike rallies
• Senators advance ban preventing Occupy protests
• Pee Dee residents arrested in NC dog fight raid
• SC senators advance ban preventing Occupy protests
• State senator wants to block new SC symbols
• Missing SC CEO's body found; apparent suicide
• King's Academy inducted 23 students into the National Honor Society
• College of Charleston announces graduates of the Pee Dee
• Teen wins youth of the year honor for the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area
• Walker-Gamble Elementary School announces their honor and awards for students
• Jefferson Elementary School annonces 2nd quarter honor roll
• McBee Elementary hosts family math night
• Senate to revisit proposal that would suspend licenses of dropouts
• Georgetown sinkhole victims fear more are near
• FMU trustees to meet March 2
• King's Academy students give back locally, internationally
• Johnsonville elementary special needs students prepare for Special Olympics
• Little River man gets unclaimed cash
• Grand Strand executives react to hospitality CEO's death
• North Myrtle Beach planning staff introduce amendment for development zoning
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Vegetarian Lent honors scripture
• EDITORIAL: Lower State hoop event belongs here
• Customers give Santee Cooper high staisfaction marks in 2011
• Students from Williamsburg County School District compete in business events
• Williamsburg County School District awarded SACS CASI accreditation
• Florence Youth Symphony provides educational concert for students
• Cheraw High School to celebrate international cuisine and culture
• Sumter man who stole fire truck escaped from hospital
• Guilty plea in death of 7-month-old Easley boy
• Teacher on leave after playing "Jackass 2" movie
• Governor's School to honor Ed Sellers at the 20th Annual Townes Award Dinner
• Grand Strand Regional Medical offers minimally invasive heart valve replacement
• SC Sheriff: Teen with WWII rifle kills friend
• Surfside Beach police officer fires shot during high speed chase
• Suspended NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted again
• Senators to discuss ban dispersing Occupy Columbia
• Horry leaders discuss bike rallies, alcohol sales and public safety
• Myrtle Beach City Council to discuss towing rules
• Suspended NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted again
• Pee Dee Regional Spelling Bee
• NC authorities charge 27 after dog fighting raid
• Little River organizers make changes to the Blue Crab Festival
• Bill reforming SC pension system to be filed
• Former Georgetown County deputy running for sheriff
• Johnsonville school district prepares to replace high school principal
• North Myrtle Beach could get own city coin
• Man charged in connection to Florence house fire
• Hoop City? Florence looking for three-peat of Lower State Championships
• COLUMN: Gap in his phone knowledge just needed plugging
• Illegal immigrants arrested in NC on drug charges
• SC zoo puts poo to good use
• SC House bill would prevent judges giving custody to abusers
• Moore to become Latta's first female police chief
• Marion County Sheriff says he'll seek third term
• Francis Marion Medallion 3
• Francis Marion Medallion 2
• Francis Marion Medallion 1
• IGA
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Kistler-Hardee Funeral, Morell rehab, were great!
• SCDPS reports two killed on SC highways, Feb. 24-26
• SCDOT may have your dream house
• Etheridge hasn't yet filed officially for governor
• 'People not profits' motivate publicity-shy IGA execs
• Haley vetoes Savannah dredging bill
• Baxley, IGA executives first to receive Marion Medallion
• Free Medical Clinic 'a place of mercy, hope and healing'
• Marlboro County authorities discover meth lab in house
• Williamsburg County School District awarded accreditation
• Saturday raid on dog-fighting ring near Maxton
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: S.C. should try to be great instead of to be different
• Myrtle Beach area businesses receives 'F' ratings
• Kids found unattended in a car during rainstorm in Myrtle Beach
• Florence community tradition helps support students
• Horry County school bus involved in traffic accident
• Surfside Beach home invasion leads to burglary, child neglect charges
• Conway police begin using Nixle notification system
• Myrtle Beach dentist gets $8.6 million judgment against restaurant owner
• Meth lab busts reach record high in NC
• SC has plenty of surplus property to sell
• Cops: 4 college athletes charged in SC break in
• SC's Riverbanks Zoo offers its poop for planting
• Myrtle Beach gas prices continue to rise
• Horry County schools team up to help students achieve
• Pee Dee regional spelling bee Feb. 28 at FMU
• Byrnes School auction is March 3, safari trip tops item list
• Sleeping in slave cabin in mancles no picnic for Florence man
• Myrtle Beach oyster roast kicks off spring Coastal Uncorked events
• Slave cabin sleepover
• Woman's body found at vacant Lancaster house
• Third-party group poised to get on North Carolina
• Police: Four college athletes charged in South Carolina burglary
• Man charged in string of North Carolina hit and run accidents
• South Carolina fisherman's body found after 2 weeks
• Wife of trucker killed in South Carolina crash speaks out
• One charged in killing, dismemering homeless South Carolina man
• Report: North Carolina law boosts lawmaker retirement
• Police: Voorhees player charged with murder
• North Carolina man charged in death first reported as suicide
• Missing South Carolina children found unharmed
• Mysterious orbs confound North Carolina county for decades
• Army wife, dietitian urges healthy food for kids
• Clemson hosting conference on importance of play
• North Carolina offers classroom route for new science teachers
• Occupy Charlotte attacks city's no-camping law
• SC woman faces prison for taking veterans benefits
• Applications available for Camp Pee Dee Pride
• Snow's Island Excursion: Search for ancestor's home provides an insight to Francis Marion's old stomping grounds
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GOP's empty suits will lead to Obama landslide
• COLUMN: Can't cook but she can fix a car
• COLUMN: Government poured some gas on his secession fire
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP: Parents need to discuss proper driving skills, behavior
• COLUMN: Bill Mills' final lesson: a hard-to-learn tune
• Motorcyclist dies following Saturday Darlington County crash
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: In a (fairly) new fan's eyes Clemson-USC rivaly too hot
• COLUMN: Florence One map mess is finally over ... right?
• EDITORIAL: FOIA process doesn't need to turn into Murphy's Law
• Clemson prof headed for year-long assignment at the White House
• Female CCU athletes educate youth about sports
• Volunteers clean up wooded area in Conway
• Conway truck driver teaches road safety
• Insurance fight shows Catholic-Evangelical ties
• SC pedestrian dies after hit by stolen fire engine
• Lamar man dies of injuries suffered in January home invasion
• SC wind turbine test facility nears completion
• NC leaders consider public agency for water power
• 65-year-old man severely beaten at Myrtle Beach motel
• Myrtle Beach police seek Saturday bar shooting suspects
• Florence Baptist rally: heart change means more than name change
• Hurricane study prompts Horry County to reevaluate evacuation
• Haley in Washington for governor's conference
• Money missing from accounts of missing SC CEO's association
• Cale Yarborough to be honored at Daytona
• 2012 severe weather season predicted not to be as bad as '11
• EDITORIAL: Welcome champions (and near champions), you're in Hoops City
• Lawmakers propose tax breaks for revitalization efforts
• Debit cards possible option for tax refunds
• 0224 Fatal wreck
• Three people die in wreck near FDTC in Florence
• Horry County to form Volunteer Community Emergency Response team
• CCU trustees revise out-of-state tuition rates; lower hike by $750
• Conway man arrested for alleged torture of children
• S.C. State trustees chairman stepping down
• Top scout chief talks, helps Pee Dee Area Council raise $135,000
• SC legislators approve 'Benji's Law'
• 135 warrants filed in Pee Dee burglary ring bust
• DHEC investigating statewide upswing in Norovirus cases
• SC House approves suicide prevention bill
• SCDOT update on Georgetown construction
• Robeson County Sheriffs need help finding missing man
• Miles announces candidacy for Florence County Council seat
• Firefighters respond to 2-alarm Galivants Ferry house fire
• Headless body under Anderson building identified
• Not many clues in search for missing South Carolina executive
• New law bans phosphate-laden dishwasher detergent
• FMU to celebrate General Francis Marion Memorial Day, Feb. 27
• Hemingway Elementary School celebrates Black History
• ACLU wants in South Carolina voter ID lawsuit
• Durham DA offers defense for feud with North Carolina judge
• SC man charged with fraud after hand sawed off
• Esthetician students practice skills, customers get low-price pampering
• Friday morning fire destroys Lamar warehouse
• Conway man charged with abusing 83-year-old mother
• Dozens of quilts on display on SC coast
• Government ocean mapping ship makes SC port call
• Panel finalizing plan to save sea island culture
• Conway uses unique programs to fight crime
• EDITORIAL: Throw money at schools? Let's pick best target
• Horry County lays out bike rally rules
• Sex tape of John Edwards, mistress to be destroyed
• 3 children killed in NC house fire
• SC, 6 other states challenge birth control coverage rule
• Bill makes sure SC lawmakers can't line pockets using laws
• McLeod health fair offers tests, information
• Haley to reimburse state for security on campaign trips
• Blocks on fishing prove to be hurting Georgetown businesses
• Battle has decided not to seek re-election for S.C. House seat
• Conway police charge 3 teens in connection to armed robbery
• Florence Civic Center lands lower state championships
• Roberts joins CSU Board of Visitors
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Candidates for 7th District already not listening to voters
• Vendor ordinance aimed at boosting Hartsville economy
• SC House committee approves state spending plan
• Sonoco leading the way in S.C.
• State delegation approves Florence 1 redistricting
• Parents receive guidance at Hemingway workshop
• Conway police arrest man wanted in connection with shooting
• 0223 Florence post office
• South Carolina officer dismissed, charged with weapons theft
• Perdue: No-interest Irene loan for 2 North Carolina counties
• Senators vote against blocking education standards
• Lake City Students take field trip to FMU
• Officials say tree-killing pest spreads in NC
• Florence mail processing operations moving to Columbia
• Police: Myrtle Beach man charged with watching porn with minor
• SC senators discuss blocking classroom standards
• Monday After the Masters tickets go on sale Saturday
• DHEC nominee derailed by filibuster
• North Myrtle Beach HS rock band raises money for White House trip
• Unbreakable bond reunites Grand Strand vet with Vietnamese friend
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy file new merger plan
• NC school lunch goof included 2 other kids
• NC Highway Patrol applicant collapses, dies
• SC hopes new program will cut down on recidivism
• Carolina Forest business owners see signs of revitalization
• Disgraced doctor out at Myrtle Beach's Coastal Cancer Center
• Rising gas prices hit Myrtle Beach plumbing business twice as hard
• Biker flown to hospital after accident with moped in Loris
• Myrtle Beach man arrested in connection to NC homicide
• Georgetown mayor supports pay raise for city admin contract
• Myrtle Beach hosts workshop for international student employers
• Work complete on masts of USS North Carolina
• Hundreds pray for missing lobbyist at SC Statehouse vigil
• SC House postpones debate on voter registration bill
• Johnsonville High School wins Williamsburg Tech math contest
• Judge to rule on Marlboro "Megadump" case in March
• Lawmakers push to reinstate SC's Gun Tax Holiday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Loving our neighbor easier said, but some really do it
• Teachers, other state workers may see a raise
• Conway man wanted in connection with shooting
• Carolina Academy head of school to step down, return to teaching
• Lake City to host regional artist event
• PRT head predicts 5 percent SC tourism increase
• FCSD3 Tobacco policies pass at trustees meeting
• Circuit City Building
• SC panel OKs bill restricting video gaming
• Fire destroys Marshwalk restaurant in Murrells Inlet
• Tenn. man awakens from coma after Myrtle Beach Marathon
• SC House budget-writing committee to debate raises
• Community works to help house the Myrtle Beach homeless
• FMU, Konduros Fund, team up to boost Red Cross leadership training
• North Myrtle Beach adds two wind turbines, expands research effort
• Car crashes into busy Georgetown restaurant
• SC Senate panel approves new term for SLED chief
• SC House budget-writing committee starts debate
• SC House budget-writing committee starts debate
• Haley: business and tourism should work together
• Fallen SC soldiers to get new honor
• Doubling Down: A News13 Special Report
• Agapé Hospice hires new executive director
• New program has disabled seniors helping others in Florence County
• Police force Myrtle Beach homeless out of camp
• Community action, investigation leads to Mullins man's arrest
• Neglected horses find temporary home at Palmetto Farms
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Act of kindess by archers, for our 'Wounded Warriors'
• EDITORIAL: What's in a name? For Southern Baptists maybe quite a bit
• South Carolina Democrat proposes term limits
• House panel OKs bill setting cost limits on FOIAs
• Marion Mayor says no to senate run; announces re-election bid
• NAACP holds testy Mullins public meeting
• NAACP holds testy Mullins public meeting
• Hotline created to fight underage drinking in Darlington County
• Johnsonville police arrest Georgetown man on multiple counts
• Grand Strand Choir Challenge invites choirs to participate
• NC board vows to keep praying in Jesus' name
• SC House budget-writing committee starts debate
• PULSE offers students in Hartsville world-class learning opporunities
• Chinese class Hartsville
• Olanta library offers Microsoft Excel class
• USC, mascot Cocky get bus for reading program
• Crowd turns out for Marlboro County landfill hearing
• Missing Darlington teen reunites with grandmother
• Southern Paint and Powder Coating Inc. locates in Pageland
• FMU to host award-winning 'Vagina Monologues'
• Memorial services for Bill Mills, venerated Florence musician, set for 1 p.m. Tuesday
• Book collaboration by former FMU prof and mom tells 60-year-old tale
• Southern Baptist panel recommends add-on to name
• NC Lt. Gov. Dalton filing for empty governor seat
• SC bill to bar sex offenders from foster parenting
• SC Senate panel expected to vote on SLED chief
• Celebrity BBQ benefit today in Florence
• Rising gas prices could derail economic recovery
• Plans for Atlantic Beach Bike Fest still up in the air
• Atlantic Beach manager goes off on man requesting public records
• Education funding would drop under Haley's budget
• Southern Baptists to hear recommendation on name
• Collisions, closed schools mark snowfall in NC, SC
• Surfside police arrest two teens on gun charges
• VP Biden joining wife in NC at Friday event
• Will new classroom goals help or hurt SC students
• Columbia Police ask for help finding missing CEO
• Horry County Schools recognize Adult education Awareness Week
• Interim Horry Police Chief wants to change public's perception
• New S.C. driver's license test puts drivers in more realistic situations
• Authorities search for missing Timmonsville man
• Authors 1
• Northeastern Tech partnership establishes fund for aspiring entrepreneurs
• SC man charged with shooting at sheriff's deputies
• SCRA innovation center earns outstanding design award
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Florence needs a brand new – or old — train station
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: God is good, so are the folks at McLeod
• Marlboro County Coroner, Sheriff investigate Saturday deaths
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hey, American middle class, it's time to rise from your sleep
• North Carolina reports 6-year-old is 1st death of flu season
• North Myrtle Beach man arrested for attempted sexual assault
• Conway man's lottery winnings buy $100,000 lottery ticket
• 1st black joins North Carolina's Sons of American Revolution
• Collisions, closed schools mark snowfall in the Carolinas
• Florence group establishes Widows and Widowers of Veterans
• CCU's Women's Leadership Conference scheduled for March
• Galivants Ferry woman charged with child neglect, other charges
• Applications for Governor's School summer camp being accepted
• Lake City man arrested for criminal conspiracy to steal lawn mower
• News 13's "Our Town" coming to Hartsville
• Education funding would drop under Haley's budget
• Lumbee leaders renew effort to gain recognition
• Otis' vows to appeal guilty verdict in NC town
• Columbia airport to get less revealing scanners
• Myrtle Beach attractions holding summer job fair
• Myrtle Beach gas prices over $3.50 per gallon
• Cops hope sketch will help ID woman found in SC
• SC cops want help in search for missing executive
• Report: Poverty hinders education in Horry County
• FMU student has state house seat in his sights
• Marlboro Mega-Dump headed to court this week
• State report on Black Creek pollution levels doesn't thrill environmentalists
• Runners bring economic boost to Myrtle Beach businesses
• SC cops want help in search for missing executive
• Black Creek report bugs environmentalists
• SC mom charged after leaving son at gas station
• 9 dogs die in Salisbury animal clinic fire
• Bike-riding NC State student injured in crash
• Duke University ready to open new cancer center
• Man killed while trying to rob Salisbury man
• Weather prompts warning for travelers in NC
• NC hospital shuttered while bat colony removed
• Man gets life sentence for 2008 torture death
• Cops hope sketch will help ID woman found in SC
• Deputy shoots woman in SC concealed weapons class
• COLUMN: Dwindling space program one giant step backwards
• EDITORIAL: Achievement gap Too important For silly solutions
• GIA: Government and community meetings, Feb. 20-21
• COLUMN: Symphony still sizzling at the PAC
• PEE DEE POLITICS: The two dirtiest words in the political lexicon
• COLUMN: Valentine's Dinner at the Fountain of Youth
• One person dead, another sent to hospital after Conway house fire
• Florence music great William B. Mills dies at 68
• Injured Army veteran races on wheels in Myrtle Beach marathon
• Marlboro County Coroner, Sheriff investigate Saturday deaths
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Marlboro Mega Dump showdown is here!
• COLUMN: Symphony still sizzling at the PAC
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Bravo' to the Symphony for a grand night of music
• 'Otis' vows to appeal guilty verdict in NC town
• Pee Dee Girl Scouts celebrate global event
• Flyball tournament returns to Florence County fairgrounds
• Flyball5
• Group files complaint over NC venue's ticket rules
• 'Bat house' could be solution for upstate school
• Parade adds excitement to FMU homecoming
• Columbia airport to get less revealing scanners
• Myrtle Beach Marathon winner beats record
• 15 charged with student loan fraud in SC
• Marriage proposal's broader effects debated in NC
• Google offers SC small businesses free websites
• NC announces deal with Army, motorsports
• SC police look for driver in school bus wreck
• Expected $4 gas by spring could hamper SC tourism
• Myrtle Beach students show they have heart
• Dozens of homeless protest in Myrtle Beach
• Surfside police arrest two suspects for robbery, kidnapping
• Laptop-shooting dad's rant draws raves, reprimands
• Prosecutors to drop Texas airport explosives case
• NC gets initial OK from feds for tolls on I-95
• Tourneys planned for new rec center in Georgetown
• No new sweepstakes machines for Georgetown
• NC gets initial OK from feds for tolls on I-95
• Charlotte cops upgrade for Democratic convention security
• Windshield bill would raise car insurance premiums, critics say
• Dozens of homeless protest in Myrtle Beach
• Deacon Jeff leaving St. Anthony, heading home
• Education budget puts money back in testing
• Francis Marion University names 2012 School of Business Outstanding Alumnus
• Runners reflect on 15 years of the Myrtle Beach Marathon
• THUMBS: Can't get too excited about taxes, big salaries
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A 'conservative' creation: Four days on, three days off?
• COLUMN: Symphony still sizzling at the PAC
• Bill would let police keep more information secret
• Prince named principal at Ocean Bay Elementary School
• SC State trustees use reserves to cover deficit
• 12-year-old arrested for St. James Middle School bomb threat
• Trinity Collegiate students selected as candidates for up to $40,000 in scholarship money
• Johnson to serve life sentence in Florence murder
• Trinity Collegiate receives $150,000 donation
• CCU Living in Peace series focuses on Buddhism
• BI-LO Myrtle Beach Marathon takes place Saturday
• Florence Rotarians give students a feel for possible career choices
• Screaming lottery winner needs Marion Realtor
• Judge denies bond to Nichols kidnapping suspect
• NewSpring strikes a chord in Florence
• CCU professors to perform English songs
• 18-wheeler pulls down power polls, blocking West Palmetto Drive in Florence
• Unlikely SC amusement park will reopen in 2012
• Center for Women and Children seeks funding to continue its mission
• Loris couple arrested after boy comes to school with bruises
• Lumbee Council unhappy with tribal chairman
• NC lottery to close books on 12 scratch-off games
• Southeastern Wildlife Exposition opens on SC coast
• Vigil scheduled for missing Mount Pleasant woman
• Horry County students prepare for marathon weekend
• Horry County Council, Legislative Delegation to discuss flow control
• Myrtle Beach Marathon staff welcomes participants at expo
• Socastee students protest dress code change
• Lawyers file claim with state over NC girl's death
• Critics see gov't meddling in school lunch swap
• Pee Dee Planters plant heritage at Lynches River County Park
• Johnsonville resident shows the ins and outs of calligraphy
• NC police officer accused of paying teen for sex
• Lawyers file claim with state over NC girl's death
• SC Senators move to close moped DUI loophole
• Johnson, alleged accomplice blame each other on last day of testimony
• EDITORIAL: The law moves slowly, usually in right direction
• Protecting the Gullah culture; Preserve your own family history
• Victim's mother reacts to overturned conviction in Dillon mauling case
• Goodwill opens new Carolina Forest retail store and job center
• Darlington County School District recognizes student, teacher accomplishments
• Group urging smoke-free workplaces in Hartsville
• Judge won't release officer shooting dashcam tape
• Chesterfield authorities investigate animal neglect incident
• Internet gaming moratorium gets preliminary OK from Hartsville City Council
• Conway shooting range has neighbor fired up, regulation wanted
• FDTC incubator hopes to hatch high-tech businesses
• Barefoot Lakes Investments wants annexation and new road
• Florence County Clerk elected to head state organization
• Florence County Sheriff's Office earns safety award
• SCHP trooper injured after struck by vehicle in Myrtle Beach
• Citizens of Nichols plan town meeting
• Darlington man pleads guilty to illegal gambling
• Update from the House: Driver suspension eligibility week coming in March
• Turbeville to name new town administrator
• COLUMN: History shapes the future of Marion County Schools
• Three Johnsonville men charged with assault and battery by a mob
• Book signing to be held at FMU for local mother-daughter duo
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The people who use the port should pay for it
• EDITORIAL: Mayor Wukekla's good homes tour
• Bragg commander orders inspection of battalion
• Myrtle Beach contractor arrested for operating without a business license
• Bald eagle returns to South Carolina's Riverbanks Zoo exhibit
• Horry County police investigate Loris student beating
• Advance America sold to Mexican company
• Navy's nuclear school expanding at Goose Creek
• St. James Middle School guides students in career exploration
• West Florence firefighters extinguish park building fire
• Family planning prayer service for missing SC boy
• Bill would block education standards in SC
• SC bill to ban public cash from inmate sex changes
• SC's tall ship embarking on 50th educational sail
• Horry County looks to strengthen animal control laws
• Traffic pattern changes coming to parts of U.S. 501 near HGTC
• Myrtle Beach teacher, guidance counselor arrested in assault case
• Cleary, McGill bill could allow penny tax to be used for port dredging
• Myrtle Beach teacher, guidance counselor arrested in assault case
• SC Senate close to passing government restructuring
• SC law enforcement: don't give violent offenders second bail
• SC law enforcement unites behind first legislative agenda
• Verdict overturned in Dillon County fatal dog attack
• Florence's Lucy Davis Elementary on schedule, budget
• Florence mayor testifies in Columbia about dilapidated homes
• Georgetown's Harborwalk Festival cancelled
• State still silent about Georgetown sinkholes
• Horry County public safety considers changes to animal control ordinances
• Newspring Church
• Ed Young's retirement auction runs six hours
• Chamber, HDDA to sponsor business expo
• Women in Philanthropy to hold open meeting in Florence
• North Carolina official, workers charged in turkey plant probe
• Inlet Square Mall accidental shooter had weapons permit
• Chesterfield authorities investigate animal neglect incident
• Pee Dee Plant Professionals to hold stew, planting
• Hartsville police investigate Wednesday afternoon shooting
• New destroyer being named for Charleston native
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: God help us survive the current presidency!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Floyd's letter on hunting really hit home with her
• Winyah Bay Heritage Festival to take place in March
• This Bucs release Hartsville's Haynesworth
• Red Cross to offer leadership school at FMU
• Georgetown High School hosts Unsung Hero Banquet
• New tactic in 12-year search for missing North Carolina girl
• North Carolina Senate panel recommends changes after Irene
• Greenpeace protesters arrested at North Carolina demonstration
• Latta names Moore police chief effective March 1
• HCS announces dates for 2012 graduation ceremonies
• Myrtle Beach man arrested in weekend incident with police
• Police: No sign of missing Mount Pleasant woman
• SC law enforcement details legislative priorities
• SC senators to debate bumping treasurer from panel
• Tent cities help house Myrtle Beach homeless
• Little River Blue Crab Festival to return in May
• Myrtle Beach parking meter rate to increase
• Accidental shooting interrupts ceremony inside Inlet Square Mall
• Hang on to your old wallets -- you just never know
• Prosecution introduces forensic evidence in Hayes murder trial
• Top Boy Scout exec headed to Florence, Myrtle Beach
• Florence Mayor Wukela to testify before State Senate panel
• Myrtle Beach lawmaker Thad Viers tweets Valentine's Day tips
• NC rampage autopsies: head wounds, no drugs
• SC man gets 25 years for deadly motorcycle wreck
• Myrtle Beach couple denied marriage license because they're the same sex
• Secret Service arrests SC man after he buys a Happy Meal
• Home invasion bill debate postponed
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Campaign spending prepares politicians to spend our money
• EDITORIAL: Black History Month awkward but important
• Florence roadside vendors cash in on last-minute Valentine's shoppers
• S.C. Bar to sponsor Legal Answers series in Kingstree
• Carolinas Hospital the battlefield for cupcakes
• Florence County libraries to demo new audiobook technology
• Grand Strand investigators use technology, social media to bust cheaters
• Chief Scout Executive to visit Pee Dee, kick off fundraising campaign
• More Horry County students pass AP exams in 2011
• New MUSC organ transplant bell has ties to Grand Strand
• Coward council discusses maintenance, park improvements
• Police: Maggots found in diaper; mom arrested
• Olanta council sets committees, focuses on future
• Scranton seeks part-time officer
• Snowbirds welcomed at Myrtle Beach mall
• Mercy Care honors more than 300 veterans
• Florence mayor, others to testify on abandoned building legislation
• SC animal rights group: video aircraft shot down
• Elderly man arrested for prostitution in Myrtle Beach
• Project H.O.P.E. to host job fair at SiMT in Florence
• Marion begins APPLE afterschool arts program
• Red Flag alert lifted for Pee Dee, Grand Strand
• Florence apartments damaged by Tuesday morning fire
• Horry County Council to go over ordinances with bikers
• SC officials worry about lack of rain
• Myrtle Beach man shot twice, suspects at large
• SC Senate panel to vote on SLED chief
• Green Sea couple of 76 years shares secrets to a happy marriage
• SC bill would make home invasion a specific crime
• Columbia museum remembers Perry with exhibit
• Myrtle Beach doctor subject of 60 Minutes investigation
• NC hog farm owner sentenced to 6 months for dumping waste
• Top Dems say "Green Jobs" could jumpstart SC, US economy
• Report: SC student progress stagnant
• Testimony begins in Hayes murder trial in Florence
• DeMint criticizes Obama's spending habits in blog post
• Robinson, Ervin Williams-Blake spar over education for minorities
• NC DOT proposes tolling 95 to fund improvements
• United Way of Horry County cancels Caring for Kindergarteners event
• Myrtle Beach businesses prepare for last-minute romance sales
• Florence to purchase new garbage trucks with monthly cart fee
• Florence to purchase new garbage trucks with monthly cart fee
• Remember Your State Forests on South Carolina tax returns
• Man found shot to death in his Swansea home
• Ex-SC trooper pleads guilty in marijuana case
• 2 arrested in dog thefts from Columbia shelter
• Crews battle brush fires in prime fire spreading conditions
• Marion County Sheriff's Deputies arrest burglary suspects
• Aiken County deputies arrest second suspect in Florence kidnapping
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hats off to S.C. schools for a stab at better nutrition
• North Carolina Supreme Court hears student bra search case
• South Carolina EOC: Education progress stagnant, change needed
• President Obama seeks $3.5 m for Charleston deepening
• Study: Mexican Americans move from native diet, gain weight
• Horry County police search for Myrtle Beach man wanted in weekend incident
• Multiple twins have Socastee High School seeing doubles
• Fields appointed interim vice president for student affairs at S.C. State
• Omar Shriners hold its 29th Annual Golf Tournament
• North Carolina Supreme Court weighs trials for hospital bills
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I hope my grandson can play for Edwards
• Jury selection under way in trial of man charged in Florence slaying
• Little River man arrested for assault
• Six to be honored at Celebration of Inspiring Women
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Hef at 85'!!? What's that got to do with the Pee Dee?
• Conway women charged with child neglect
• Socastee Twins
• SC gas prices continue to rise
• Andrews man accused of timber theft
• NC DOT holds hearings on proposed I-95 changes
• SC's ex-top cop among those defending video gaming
• Fiance of missing Mount Pleasant woman found dead
• White House environmental adviser visiting SC
• Parris Island to honor women's service to Marines
• Horry County works to raise literacy rates
• Man wanted for murder in Longs shooting
• Lockdown at Benedict College lifted
• NC Ports Authority dinner for 15 cost about $1,500
• High winds postpone relocation of crane
• Authorities contain brush fire in Myrtle Beach
• Bishops slam new birth-control option
• NC Democrats watching exodus from Legislature
• NC high court to hear case of $14K hospital bill
• Missing woman case gets murkier
• Duke University professor to discuss book on slave
• Seven fire fighting agencies respond to Palmetto Pointe brush fire that threatened as many as 15 homes Sunday afternoon
• Seven fire fighting agencies respond to Palmetto Pointe brush fire that threatened as many as 15 homes Sunday afternoon
• Seven fire fighting agencies respond to Palmetto Pointe brush fire that threatened as many as 15 homes Sunday afternoon
• Seven fire fighting agencies respond to Palmetto Pointe brush fire that threatened as many as 15 homes Sunday afternoon
• Seven fire fighting agencies respond to Palmetto Pointe brush fire that threatened as many as 15 homes Sunday afternoon
• NC Sen. Mansfield to run for lieutenant governor
• NC wants girls to consider careers in engineering
• Fiance of missing Mount Pleasant woman found dead
• SC's ex-top cop among those defending video gaming
• SC, NC almost finished with work on new border
• COLUMN: Journalism mostly about the company you keep
• EDITORIAL: Religion, schools are still very much separated
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Executive sessions are rarely a good sign
• PEE DEE GOV: Meetings for the week of Feb. 13
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP: Brake lights a great idea for utility trailers
• COLUMN: Hail the sturgeon, secret weapon of our port
• Seafare restaurant burns down in Myrtle Beach
• Seafare restaurant on fire in Myrtle Beach
• Pet parade marks new era for Florence animal shelter
• Folks shuck oysters in Murrells Inlet despite chilly weather
• Myrtle Beach Boat Expo shows economic boost
• Myrtle Beach Police arrest woman on child cruelty, trespassing charges
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A letter from Gator, Pooh Bear, and Angel to those who left us
• Florence Police respond to noise complaint, arrest 10 at party
• James Clyburn: Dream big, go fast
• NC high court to hear case of school bra search
• McIntyre to run for Congress, not NC governor
• SC garden collects ancient camellia varieties
• USC trustees approve raises for Spurrier, Tanner
• South Carolina offering pre-Valentine's Day Farmers Market
• Locals visit Charles Towne Landing for half price
• North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences hosts Darwin Day
• North Carolina Powerball players take aim at $325 million pot
• Myrtle Beach park teams up with DJJ for resteration project
• SC lawmakers off hook for redistricting testimony
• SC State employees fired; president won't say whom
• SC charter schools worry proposal could hurt pensions
• SC students to see big changes in standardized tests
• SC state parks work to break even
• Local organization warns parents to protect children against burns
• Clyburn Visit
• Clyburn Visit
• 80 Florence District One students named Junior Scholars
• Myrtle Beach residents, businesses look forward to road opening
• Florence School District One board member passes two decades of service
• Southside Middle School students create best entrepreneurship plans
• Students from West Florence High School advance to state competition
• Johnsonville High School students take it to court in regional mock trial competition
• Clyburn speaks at Pee Dee magnet school program
• Timmonsville hires new town attorney
• State issues Red Flag Fire Alert for northeastern South Carolia
• Aide arrested for assaulting Little River student
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Florida snake problem? His 12-gauge has an answer
• THUMBS UP: Good times with your jeans still on
• Horry County Police Chief retires, interim chief named
• Graves named principal of Lucy T. Davis Elementary School in Florence
• Florence lands $1 million public housing grant
• Conway counterfeiters sentenced in federal court
• McLeod Loris Seacoast announces layoffs
• Three recognized for work with Horry County Schools Adult Education
• Ocean Bay Middle collects items for "Teens For Jeans"
• McLeod Loris Seacoast hospital lays off workers
• Former Mullins coach pleads guilty to showing minors harmful material
• Hartsville native Days nominated for two Grammys
• Patriot softball holds annual alumni weekend
• Suspect arrested in Horry County homicide case, GPS helped police
• Darlington Police seek public's help on car burglaries
• FMU Coalition to hold annual scholarship gala
• "Curiosity" leads North Myrtle Beach teacher to adventure
• ARCH announces free health screening locations
• Humanities conference in Hartsville explores science fiction genres
• Fred Nash Boulevard in Myrtle Beach set to open February 21
• Coker student group collects for Darlington County Humane Society
• SC woman accused of putting dog in trash twice
• Annual oyster shuckin' event set for the Grand Strand
• North Carolina House panel meets to review death penalty, race
• South Carolina homeless students to get backpacks, supplies
• Chinese-based candy maker opens factory in Sumter
• RJ Reynolds' art collection on sale for 3 days
• Coker's Kalmia Gardens becomes site for oyster shell recycling
• Florence District 1 opposes school bus privatization legislation
• SC bills on garbage control could impact Horry's Solid Waste Authority
• SC Senate panel: Stay in school to get license
• South Carolina Democrats accuse Zais of truancy
• Gov. Haley to help raise money for McCrory in NC
• February a boom time for Florence's Tommy's Wholesale Florist
• Pee Dee veterans relive the Bulge
• Pamplico's Beacoat named Boys and Girls Club's Youth of the Year
• Sturkey ready for the challenge of leading Timmonsville schools
• Legislators can't see Florence map issue clearly
• SC Senators advance DHEC director nominee
• Gov. Haley, ACT announce SC job training initiative
• Texting ban bill headed to SC House floor
• McLeod kicks off 10th Children's Hospital Radiothon
• EDITORIAL: Timmonsville board ought to make more hay, less news
• Georgetown sign ordinance puts people out of work
• Man dies after being shot in the leg in Longs
• Horry man denied unemployment, claims former employer breaks law
• Florence County firefighters battle five suspicious blazes
• Waccamaw Pottery Shopping Center has a new owner
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We have a duty to defeat our enemies, the Democrats
• Lockdown lifted at Mullins High School
• FMU's Gavdunova named PBC Player of the Week
• State legislators postpone Florence 1 resdistricting
• McLeod Sports Medicine in Florence gets ready for another Run/Walk
• Judge: Man charged in Florence slaying competent to stand trial
• Florence County School District Three to ban tobacco use
• Tea and Ethics Discussion Series at CCU focuses on grading
• CCU Theatre presents 'Servant of Two Masters'
• SC Senate panel: Stay in school to get license
• Grant to fund security cameras in Hartsville
• Developers: Casino would mean jobs, draw millions
• Tassimo coffee makers recalled over burn risk
• Horry County police arrest attempted murder suspect
• It's life for Hogan in Marlboro murder
• Forestbrook Middle School teacher named 'teacher of the month'
• Multi-car crash on Highway 17 bridge in Georgetown
• Myrtle Beach recreation for Thursday, February 9
• Ex-Shuler aide to run for western North Carolina Congress seat
• Disgraced lobbyist Abramoff in North Carolina: DC unchanged
• Wake Forest to begin construction on new dorms
• Immigration, election financing topics at South Carolina forum
• Haley to unveil details on job training initiative
• Soldiers get special homecoming in Myrtle Beach
• Person taken to hospital after driving into Florence swamp
• Georgetown City bans Statue of Liberty
• Myrtle Beach man in top 5 for SafeAuto jingle contest
• Conway man dies after struck by a vehicle
• SC House panel draft no longer ties retirement to age
• SC lawmakers vote down mandatory Carolina-Clemson games
• SC Chief Justice asks for 9 new judges
• Timmonsville councilman says attorney firing racially motivated
• Johnson's artwork becomes a stamp
• Marion County officials face sales-tax capital projects deadline
• Maid finds woman's body in Charleston motel room
• Some in the Pee Dee disagree with unemployment crackdown
• SC House GOP agenda targets tax reform
• Teen mom put cotton down baby's throat
• NETC will hold FAFSA Day for college-bound students
• Grants leave Johnsonville officials hopeful for statue placement
• Darlington man charged in Florence convenience store robbery
• Farm experts aren't worried about early bloomers
• Hartsville Cleaner
• Hartsville Cleaner
• Clemson to hold free agriculture class series
• Dunes Golf and Beach Club to host national tour
• Johnsonville senior center on hold
• Blacksburg man dies in mobile home fire
• SC bill would add requirements to register voters
• SC chief justice wants 9 new judges
• SC Forestry assist with multiple Horry County brush fires
• Winthrop SC poll: US headed in wrong direction
• Georgetown County animal rescue hosts Valentine's themed fundrasier
• City of Florence honored for construction excellence for tennis center
• Errors reported in Charleston test scoring
• Well test brings bad news to Johnsonville
• Municipal offices candidates file for April election
• Myrtle Beach Pelicans ticket go on sale Friday
• Customer shot in leg during Horry County armed robbery
• Duke has special events planned for Dickens' 200th
• South Carolina State remembers 3 killed in Orangeburg Massacre
• South Carolina House GOP Caucus unveiling 2012 agenda
• Free tax prep a nice deduction for Florence citizens
• New fund created to help Charleston police
• Group releasing second report on South Carolina cruise impact
• NC parties have 11 names for presidential primary
• USC baseball team, coach recognized at Statehouse
• USC honors first black professor post-Civil War
• Grand Strand, Pee Dee look to attract call center jobs
• EDITORIAL: In license plates we do not trust
• CCU grad hits a high note with American Idol judges
• COLUMN: 'E passed up the Super Bowl 'eard 'Enry the Eight instead
• Police cameras now watching over Darlington
• Audible prayer on way out, moment of silence in, for Florence One board
• Santorum wins Minn. caucuses, nonbinding Missouri
• Timmonsville board cans attorney Buyck, shifts administrator up front
• SC Attorney General will not prosecute Horry County Police
• Parking changes could come to Surfside Beach
• Pamplico teen named Youth of the Year for Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee area
• Free Tax Preps
• SC Senate makes progress on government reform bill
• Lawmakers send unemployment drug testing bill to SC House floor
• Lawmakers advance bill to dissolve SC DOT Commission
• Bullet removed from Orangeburg man after 12 years
• Authorities search for home invasion suspect in Marion county
• Columbia College releases president's and dean's lists
• News 13 and S.C. Bar teaming up for Ask-a-Lawyer Helpline
• Lighthouse Ministries will hold barbecue fundraiser to assist locals in need
• Florence Chamber of Commerce will meet and eat with local business employees
• McLeod will provide free health screenings to local industry employees
• Hartsville woman charged in Clyde Road meth lab
• Hartsville woman charged with attempted murder in fight
• Hartsville High's Stockton wins Outstanding Young Music Educator Award
• Deputies arrest Effingham man in Saturday Oates armed robbery
• Williamsburg school district targets enrollment drop
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: World Spay Day a great time to take care of pets
• Mayor of Greenville will speak at Florence Chamber of Commerce luncheon
• Gov to veto anti-dredging bill unanimously passed
• Florence Chamber of Commerce to hold cultural diversity program
• Family sues funeral home over quick cremation
• COLUMN: Good music overrides Super Bowl
• 'I Believe' license plates for sale in SC
• Judges considering if SC lawmakers should testify
• Tennessee man dies in Francis Marion Road crash
• Marion County municipalities to decide on penny tax projects
• M System Grocery flourished in downtown Florence
• St. James Elementary's improvement council competes for state honors
• Fatal crash causes delay on Francis Marion Rd.
• South Carolina Hall of Fame announce inductees for 2012
• Bill would require SC, Clemson to play in football
• Book deals with Revolutionary prisoners in South
• SC bill would suspend benefits for drug users
• Horry-Georgetown Tech expands for changing job demands
• Explosion rocks S.C. State lab
• New iPhone app shows sex offenders living nearby
• Boeing admits defect in some 787s
• Local leaders may add more full-day, 4 year old classes
• North Carolina lawmaker released from hospital after wreck
• North Carolina county election officials seek legislative help
• Atlantic Beach in financial crunch, may affect bike fest
• Nucor expansion means $120 million investment, 25 new jobs
• SC hotel sues GOP group over unpaid hotel bill
• DMV Director wants SC driver's license changes
• Smoking ordinance passes final reading in North Myrtle Beach
• SC Marine sentenced for stealing from Iraq bases
• Pee Dee farmer worries about mild winter's impact on peaches
• Police: Teen found shot to death in car in Aiken
• Clyburn to speak at Williamsburg magnet school program
• SC House panel to discuss pension reform
• Official: 1 fired from SC jail after inmate escape
• CCU alumna Elise Testone competing on 'American Idol'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Going 'green' sounds good but don't we need paper, too?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks to DeMint, others for stand on piracy bill
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We should praise life not celebrate death
• Horry County Teacher of the Year semi-finalists announced
• CCU student invited to EPSCoR program at Clemson
• CCU takes third in Big South Quiz Bowl Championship
• Florence library offers e-reader assistance workshop
• Conway mom arrested after newborn tests positive for cocaine
• Maritime museum open in Georgetown to teach history of region
• Darlington ministry receives helping hands
• gsSCENE hosts Grand Stand's largest oyster roast
• Youth Orcherstra perfoms Winter concert, February 15
• Police: Son admits killing father in North Myrtle Beach home
• Florence's Grubb earns faculty honors at Georgia Tech
• Pastor wanted in Myrtle Beach robbery back in SC to face charges
• SC DMV plans more realistic driving tests
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Legislators are hypocrits bring back our video poker!
• Georgetown man arrested for January robbery in Myrtle Beach
• Man shot in chest during Conway home invasion
• South Carolina gas prices continue to rise
• Myrtle Beach sees signs of economic improvement
• Group goes to court over South Carolina inmate mental health
• Stamps to honor 3 blacks, including artist Bearden
• South Carolina Army post has community tour of installation
• Prosecutors up next in Racial Justice Act hearing
• COLUMN: Sweet Tea: Our greatest threat since Sherman?
• Football fans gather in Myrtle Beach bars for Super Bowl XLVI
• Conway Fire Dept. Battles House Fire
• NC woman slain in robbery, police charge man
• 3 girls lead police on chase through uptown Charlotte
• N.C. government layoffs hit more women, minorities
• Multiple people arrested in altercation involving sword, gun, illegal drugs
• Deaths underscore need for treatment
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: This union man hoping for kinder S.C. treatment
• Spoleto plans go smoothly
• Group seeks to grow state's black tourism
• NC-based Marine unit completes return after months
• Interstate 40 west reopens as fallen rocks removed
• NC gov's plan not to run won't resolve tax fight
• UNC campuses slated for new fee, tuition increases
• SC college football player found unconscious, dies
• Home builders at SC coast say business improving
• Group goes to court over SC inmate mental health
• Emotional adoption case may weigh state, fed law
• COLUMN: A privileged childhood? Well, he had Christine
• EDITORIAL: Haley's port call turning into a storm
• Florence market ranks 10th in downloads of Krispy Kreme's Hot Now App
• Pee Dee government meetings, Feb. 6-10
• 7th Congressional candidates loan $2.95 million to campaigns
• Wilson High freshman 's "Days of Wrath" debuts at Carnegie Hall
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Tatum, S.C. is where adventure lives
• Romney rolls to easy win in Nevada GOP caucuses
• COLUMN: Dream dying fast, but a real presidential convention would be fun
• Families observe culture at Myrtle Beach art celebration
• Conway businesses use chocolate to attract customers
• Mall visitors visualize health status at Myrtle Beach health fair
• Myrtle Beach hosts walk to promote heart health
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stopped trains bring Florence to a halt, put folks in danger
• Detectives investigate North Myrtle Beach death
• Marlboro County deputies arrest Florence kidnapping suspect
• COW Days a 'moo-ving' Coker Tradition
• Wrightsville Beach won't name suspended officers
• Father: Beheading plot suspect a dedicated teacher
• SC's diverse union workers don't like bashing
• Myrtle Beach to hold 5K heart walk Saturday
• Unseasonable Grand Strand weather could affect allergy suffers
• 2012 off to a deadly start on SC highways
• Georgetown County brush fires keep firefighters very busy
• Police impersonator steals money after cuffing driver
• New law aimed at fraud, waste, mismanagement in SC government
• SC pushes online tax filing
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Plant-based school meals are good news for kids
• EDITORIAL: Thumbs up for FMU, the other way for farmer confusion
• Horry County ABATE sides with council, boycotts Harley shops
• Florence teens grant wish of 5-year-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy
• 10th Annual Smile Day
• 10th Annual Smile Day
• Statehouse Watch: South Carolina's week of legislative action
• Woman charged in North Carolina beheading plot held without bond
• NC House leaders slam ACLU on prayer complaint
• North Myrtle Beach playground reopens following renovation
• Radiothon to benefit McLeod Children's Hospital
• Montessori Registration opens in Florence 1
• Coker students perform "Cupid Shuffle" for women's heart health
• SC license plates show support of gay residents
• Flowers are bloomed and groomed at Hemingway shop
• Clyburn to appear at Timmonsville library for Black History celebration
• Robeson County jail lands $250,000 grant
• West Florence High School makes 5-year-old's wish come true
• Two Pee Dee men charged by Florence Police with prostitution
• Burn Guide 2
• Two appointed to NCAA Div. II committees
• Governor's School to host 23rd Annual Research Colloquium
• Planning commission OKs site for Dialysis center in Hartsville
• Four arrested in Florence County prostitution sting
• Burn Guide checklist
• Pee Dee primed for big fire season
• Crews respond to fire at welcome center on Highway 501
• Law enforcement agencies to hold traffic checkpoints in Florence, Marion counties
• SC State University's Executive Speaker Series continues with information on labor laws
• Heart attack survivor's wife encourages others to get heart healthy
• 4 people to be charged in Surfside Beach rolling meth lab incident
• Atlantic Beach to host food distribution event
• Natural Resources chair wants no talk on port plan
• Woman charged in beheading plot to appear in court
• US Forest Service doing preventative burns in South Carolina
• South Carolina State Parks increase annual pass fees
• EDITORIAL: The Open road is best path for I-73 project
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Forget wives, focus on who's not a 'leadership failure'
• The Grand Strand's Super Giant Fan
• SC Senate bills would cut benefits for seasonal workers
• Etheridge in, Bowles out in NC governor's race
• SC senators spar over abortion coverage for rape victims
• Foreign hackers attacking SC DMV database daily
• Krispy Kreme
• King's Academy students step up for families in crisis
• Official: Black farmers claim filing help available for free
• Running for SC elected office can be a marathon
• Go Red Day
• Judge's order shows Bennettsville farmer documents are invalid
• Running for political office can be a real marathon
• Police end standoff on Ravenel Bridge; All lanes open
• Grand Strand dietitian exposes unhealthy health foods
• Texting safety campaign kicks off at Socastee High School
• Florence DMV worker pleads guilty to federal charges
• Conway police search for stolen credit card suspect
• Darlington County drug agents seize two meth labs, arrest four suspects
• Conway inmate sighting prompts jailers to conduct head count
• Horry County ABATE responds to bike week date changes
• Four suspects arrested in Surfside Beach meth lab investigation
• College radio is alive and well in Conway
• Cross-dressing bank robbery suspect charged in Myrtle Beach
• SC DOT sets new goal for paying bills quicker
• Greer robbery suspect's brother gave her gun
• Moore-Pastides at USC Salkehatchie nutrition event
• Forestbrook Elementary nominated for Blue Ribbon award
• Gay former NC senator seeks custody for 2nd son
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Everyday state workers in bad need of a raise
• Proposed pollution legislation could impact AVX lawsuit
• Man who had North Myrtle Beach police chief's stolen gun caught
• Rock slide closes I-40 west of Asheville
• Large cruise ship making port call in Charleston
• South Carolina teens pledge not to text and drive
• Missing children's plan in memory of North Carolina teen
• Myrtle Beach man indicted in wife's murder
• South Carolina man gets 23 years for stabbing, DUI death
• Myrtle Beach zipline construction under way, details revealed
• Myrtle Beach zipline construction underway, details revealed
• Unanimous vote for bill to undo dredging permit
• SLED probes pension influence report
• State officials: Investigation into Georgetown police not warranted
• Socastee educator named 2012 Presidential Scholars cadidate
• North Myrtle Beach educator wins national sweepstatkes
• NC debt study says a little more debt possible
• NC health officials advise about norovirus reports
• SLED probes SC pension influence report
• West Florence High officials respond to concerns after school assault
• FAHS looking for volunteers to transport pets, supplies to new facility
• Bill would require ignition interlocks for first offense DUIs
• Kids learn about Harriet Tubman at FMU Performing Arts Center
• Questions raised in Bennettsville business's farmer compensation claims charges
• Darlington County announces Junior Scholars
• Edinger's legacy at Coker is rock solid
• COW Days a 'moo-ving" Coker tradition
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Law enforcement, FLT both derserving of kudos
• Fugitive on run from Lake City, Florence, Sumter Counties arrested
• Child safety seat check Thursday at Florence CiCi's Pizza
• Pawleys Island man charged after marijuana worth $280K found in home
• Bill to undo dredging permit headed to Haley
• Timmonsville woman wins $200,000 in SC Education Lottery
• Senators advance 2 unemployment bills
• North Myrtle Beach installs solar powered crosswalk lights
• Nucor to expand in Darlington County
• 4th Annual Madden Challenge, February 4
• Bauer top money-raiser in SC's new 7th District
• Police: Man held 5-year-old over aggressive dog
• Georgetown to shut down street for drainage repairs
• Mullins Chamber of Commerce to host Annual Legislative Breakfast
• Family Dollar robbed Wednesday morning in Darlington
• Portion of I-95 in Florence closed due to 18-wheeler crash
• SLED chief wants to know if machines are legal
• Myrtle Beach aims to turn vacationers into homebuyers
• Senators take up bills on unemployment benefits
• Lawmakers hold meeting on North Carolina sterilization program
• Pickens County deputy wins statewide award
• Myrtle Beach man gets 23 years for stabbing, DUI death
• After long wait, Clay Pot coffee house nears opening in downtown Florence
• Downtown Florence momentum continues with refurbished building on Evans
• Grand Strand business leaders talk tourism, I-73 with lawmakers
• Chinese plastic film maker to open SC plant
• DNR owns 280,000 acres of timber in SC
• Myrtle Beach man sentenced to 23 years in fatal vehicle crash, stabbing
• SC Treasurer sounds alarm about state investments
• Judge allows SC Twitter lawsuit go move forward
• Man dies in SC house fire hours after police call
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Teen's parents outraged after West Florence High assault
• COLUMN: Happy 93rd to Fred Mattox, still going strong
• FMU Arts Center awarded with top architectural honors
• Conway police charge man in connection with manhunt
• EDITORIAL: Casino talk more gambling hypocrisy for S.C.
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Environmentalists shouldn't bother calling him
• New airline rules could hurt Myrtle Beach tourism
• Deputies search for missing Florence man
• Easterling Scholarship awarded by Williamsburg Technical College foundation
• Cong. Ed Young
• Man with fake facial hair robs North Myrtle Beach bank
• SC Forestry Commission working fire in Horry County
• Deputies search for missing elderly Marion man
• Pee Dee, Grand Strand weatherline phone number changes
• FCSD3 extends superintendent's contract, recogizes employee attendance
• University honors Lake City native with alumnus award
• Conway police charge man in connection with manhunt
• Guerrilla Girls to perform at Coastal Carolina University
• FMU tabbed as PBC diamond favorites
• Guest artist to perform at Coker College in Hartsville
• Nuckles: I-73 is big, not good, idea
• Wingate University hosts reception in Columbia
• Clay Pot
• Student essay contest available to Florence high school students
• Florence home damaged in Tuesday morning fire
• Sounds of calypso resonate at Lake City school
• Citizens plan prayer vigil for Aiken law officer
• Water Project
• Little River man cited for indecent exposure
• Larger crowds expected for St. Paddy's at beach
• Florence library to present historical war documentary
• Myrtle Beach Area Chamber hosts 2012 legislative reception
• Press problem triggers delay in Tuesday Morning News deliveries
• NC beach community fails to block bow hunters
• Perdue trying to lure jobs to southeastern NC
• McCrory revs campaign without Perdue as opponent
• South Carolina Specialty Food Association holds annual
• South Carolina coroner: Man, woman, shoot and kill each
• Horry County students raise money to bring safe water to Kenya
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Oil companies are greedy; Obama didn't keep promises
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: If you love America, vote against Obama
• Myrtle Beach tax preparer explains use tax, Amazon's notice
• 64-year-old woman shoots at husband in Little River
• Murdered NC girl's father deported to Australia
• Williamsburg County Animal Shelter moves past history
• Lawyer: Mom of missing SC boy should be released
• Charlotte police set deadline to remove tents
• Emboldened GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
• SC zoo opens sky-high attraction, looks to add animals
• SC DMV announces driver suspension amnesty week
• Darlington County officials hope new ordinance curbs careless debris burns
• Theatre company to hold production in Lake City
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Harpootlian, choose your weapon: yellow paint!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Give him a shot at Jake's doers, they'll pay then
• BAD SCRIPTS: Part 3, Pain fixes can lead to addiction
• Reward offered for Horry County Electric vandalism
• Georgetown sheriff attends SC sherrifs' conference
• WTC's Bryant named organization president, finalist in "Prof of the Year" bid
• College of Charleston completes draft master plan
• First hearing under NC's Racial Justice Act begins
• School offers parent workshop on attention disorders
• Florence 1 seeks volunteer tutors, mentors
• Perdue trying to lure jobs to southeastern NC
• Murdered NC girl's father deported to Australia
• Lake City parade, vigil honors astronaut's legacy
• Reward offered in Monday's Little River power loss case
• S.C. chiropractor sentenced to 9 years in prison
• Shooter, 1 other person dead in Greer shooting
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Gingrich victory brought S.C.'s ugly side to light
• S.C. Bar to present legal primer for Kingstree residents
• S.C. DMV to hold Driver Suspension Eligibility Week program
• Hollywood Exclusive Hair Salon prepares for the 2012 SHB Stylist and Barber Ball
• North Charleston schools locked down before armed man surrenders
• Hunter finds human remains in Orangeburg woods
• Beaufort police searching for gunman in weekend killing
• BAD SCRIPTS, Part 2: Special Report, the cost of prescription drug abuse
• Myrtle Beach was state's driest part in 2011
• EDITORIAL: 'Little' Theatre a big asset for Florence
• EDITORIAL: Spate of arrests reminds us of value of 'thin blue line'
• Hilton Head's oldest church congregation celebrates 150 years
• Air show returning to mid-May roots
• Slain Aiken officer remembered at park ceremony
• Horry County residents woke up without heat, vandals the cause
• Mother of missing South Carolina toddler expected in court
• Horry County works to help families make healthier food choices
• Judge could jail former Edwards aide for contempt
• Columbia zoo opens ropes challenge course
• Hospice helps fulfill Myrtle Beach cancer patient's wish
• High speed chase ends in crash in Darlington
• Methodist Manor celebrates 20 years with unveiling of portraits
• Darlington County authorities seize load of cocaine
• Police investigate death of Aiken County teen
• Five suspected arsons set in Charlotte
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Brack's column just another liberal freebie
• 5 years after headlines, SC monks grow mushrooms
• Man arrested 17 years after Asheboro shooting
• Wednesday funeral planned for slain SC officer
• Boy found electrocuted in Durham
• Dillon man dies in early morning car accident
• NC Dems feel relief, worry over Perdue decision
• Ex-boyfriend arrested in death of NC grandmother
• Santee wildlife refuge may conduct controlled burn
• SC man shoots at sons as they steal his car
• Woman, child killed in Spartanburg house fire
• Greensboro man: NC mistakenly drained bank account
• Man arrested in SC, Ga. slayings expected in court
• Woman returned to SC in boyfriend's death
• BAD SCRIPTS: Special report, the cost of prescription drug abuse
• DWIGHT DANA: Jeffrey opened writer's eyes in many ways
• THOM ANDERSON: Back issues of the Daily Times would help a lot
• FMU, United Way, others offer free help filing returns
• Inmate awaiting bond hearing dies at J. Reuben Long
• New store in Myrtle Beach helps Girl Scout economy
• Backyard politics: risks and rewards for Gingrich
• Beagle trial raises money for Florence County Sheriff's boodhound team
• Nine arrested at Darlington DUI checkpoint
• Horry County Police officer shoots woman in Saturday standoff
• Medal of Honor recipient remembered in SC
• SC State Parks aim to become self-sufficient
• Myrtle Beach tobacco bag fight ends with stabbing
• Bathroom door thwarts would-be Myrtle Beach armed robber
• Officer Shot in Aiken, Police Searching For Shooter
• North Carolina Democrats meet after Perdue nixes 2nd run
• NAACP leader comes to North Carolina to plan march and rally
• NC city parts with landmark mansion lost to arson
• House member Faison to announce NC governor's bid
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: History tells us we need Newt for eight years
• US Marshals arrest Hartsville slaying suspect
• Darlington County cracks down on outdoor burning
• Johnsonville students wear hats to support school program
• Air Show
• Fifth suspect arrested in Florence murder case
• The Byrnes School ties for third place in Math Meet competition
• Sullivan tapped for interim advancement post
• Investigation continues into Florence crash in which Loris teen died
• Thursday Florence house fire ruled not suspicious
• Conway community comes together to support one of its own
• Forestbrook Elementary named National Blue Ribbon finalist
• FMU honors outstanding alumni Thursday night
• I-73 meetings set for Friday in Mullins, Monday in Florence
• Black History Month performance set for Brookgreen Gardens
• Verbal jabs thrown over Myrtle Beach bike rally
• Man charged in beheading plot to appear in court
• Front to bring windy, rainy weather to eastern North Carolina
• Haley to hold open door meetings with constituents
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: GOP's racial stereotyping will lead to more bad wars
• Officials call off search for missing South Carolina toddler
• SC 7th Congressional candidates meet and greet in Georgetown County
• Preston Brooks caning Charles Sumner
• CJ Hamm and his turkey tater
• FMU Alumni Gala
• FMU Alumni Gala
• Bank of America opens mobile trailer in Georgetown
• Atlantic Beach wants to meet to talk about Bike Fest, Harley rally
• Obama nominates North Myrtle Beach resident for federal education post
• Mercy Care honors Grand Strand first responders
• NC killer's letter calls death row 'overwhelming'
• Authorities arrest SC woman in stolen ID ring
• Grand jury indicts co-owner of defunct NC airline
• Failed drug test for job could end SC unemployment benefits
• Lawmakers vote down bill to allow SC GOP to pay for primary
• Darlington County residents concerned about private drive closure
• Loris teen dies Thursday in Florence SC 327 crash
• "Friendship Nine" members recall historic sit-in of 1961
• Socastee parents look forward to school lunch changes
• Weapons permit instructor arrested for perjury in SC
• EDITORIAL: Voter registration ought to require some effort
• Darlington County considers regs for campers used as residences
• Darlington deputies arrest six in Thursday morning robbery
• Darlington County drug agents arrest two, shut down meth lab
• Williamsburg Technical College Poston scholarship awarded
• City of Marion to show Gen. Francis Marion documentary
• Marion County offices could relocate
• SC 7th Congressional candidates to meet and greet in Georgetown County
• Myrtle Beach Harley addresses backlash over spring rally date change
• Attempted murder suspect surrenders to Darlington County deputies
• Johnsonville students re-create presidential history
• SC lawyer: Missing boy's mom pregnant
• AP Source: Perdue will not seek re-election
• Group lists Southeast's most endangered places
• COLUMN: If not a rich guy for president, then who?
• COLUMN: Court the dead vote is a grave matter
• SC regulators OK 6 percent hike for Duke customers
• SC DHEC board picks labor chief to lead agency
• US surgeon general to talk about prevention in North Carolina
• Duke Energy VP speaks at USC on leadership
• $10M approved for CCU baseball, softball field upgrades
• USC School of Music gets biggest donation ever
• Harrelson Blvd extension cuts down commute and taxi fares
• Myrtle Beach attorney optimistic about real estate market
• WWII destroyer returns to SC home after repairs
• SLED completes investigation of Horry County Police Department
• Financial picture improving for Timmonsville schools
• Perdue gets help from 50-plus mayors on sales tax
• DWIGHT DANA: Leo Mims was one of Darlington's greats
• Coker volunteers mark Hartsville storm drains, fight for clean water
• Hartsville veterans' memorial gets Pentagon honor
• Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson addresses concerns over rally dates
• American Airlines to end non-stop flights to Chicago
• NC Governor Perdue gets help from 50-plus mayors on sales tax
• Domestic violence law changes may include dating couples
• Fired SC workers denied benefits under bill
• Marlboro County Sheriff announces conviction in farm equipment theft investigation
• FMU playing vital role in downtown Florence revitalization
• Good Manors: Methodist home in Florence turns 20
• Florence prepares for minimum maintenance ordinance downtown
• S.C. House discussing bill to undo dredging permit
• Horry County Police investigate two robberies
• Wastewater leaks into Lynches River flood plain
• Tenn. man arrested, returned to Florence on charges involving a minor
• Florence County Sheriff's beagle field trial Saturday morning
• Poachers threaten rare wild-growing venus flytrap
• NC women fined $10 for marriage license protest
• UNC chief recommends 8.8 percent tuition increase
• USC seeks $5M to launch Palmetto College
• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
• Prosser joins the race for SC 7th Congressional seat
• Hearing loss doesn't stop FMU grad
• SCDOR to honor revised income tax filing deadline
• Kids Jamboree invades Florence Civic Center
• FAHS
• Indian tribe sues SC over gaming
• NC to allow roadside trees cut for billboard views
• WWII destroyer returning home to South Carolina after repairs
• Businesses hope Coastal Uncorked event brings new life to old Pavilion site
• 2 North Carolina wrestling coaches fired after athlete hurt
• EDITORIAL: A few simple lessons from our recent electoral unpleasantness
• Timmonsville's Edwards is a master school board mentor
• Levern Edwards Jr., FSD4
• Levern Edwards Jr., FSD4
• Obama: Every American should get a fair shot
• Obama challenges: Shrink gap between rich, poor
• Grand strand politican takes different approach to campaigning
• NC college lifts lockdown; man faces threat charge
• Horry County council approves AvCraft's incentive package
• Georgetown residents asked to send utility payment to wrong place
• Man flown to MUSC after falling from tree in Pawleys Island
• Horry County Council may do away with bike rally permits
• Millions of gallons of sewage spill into NC creek
• FBI: jailed NC terror plotter wanted witnesses killed
• SC House Republicans, Governor want stricter union laws
• American Legion Riders plan ride across South Carolina
• Scam artists use jail ruse to bilk Pee Dee residents out of cash
• Petraus: Teamwork critical to nation's future
• $25 billion settlement could help foreclosures in Horry County
• Savannah Grove Baptist Church to host festival with quilting classes, music and art
• Marion District of United Methodist Churches to host day of praise and worship in Aynor
• Florence Aglow will bring international minister to next meeting
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Money might be good for awhile, but all fall
• Poynor offering creative writing and graphic design classes for community
• North Myrtle Beach expands recycling program
• Williamsburg County magnet school touts progress
• Florence-Darlington Tech, dentists to provide smiles for children
• Freedom of Information Act guides to be distributed at CCU
• Eagle Scout project benefits Florence Area Humane Society
• Fire officials enforce stricter burning laws throughout SC
• ETV adds facebook chat to annual "Finding Money for College" broadcast
• COLUMN: Crawl cautiously through Society Hill
• ARCH announces free health screening locations
• Money talk dominating Romney, Gingrich contest
• S.C. appliance rebate stimulus program available
• SC Gov Haley to announce anti-union measures
• Marion County officials plan I-73 Rally
• I-73 for S.C. to hold community meeting in Mullins
• Unemployment rate lowest in three years
• SC's unemployment rate drops to 9.5 percent
• Suspects, witness exchange shots after Longs home invasion
• Horry County police investigate armed robbery
• Metals found in water at coal plants
• New Target a sign Myrtle Beach economy improving
• 3 finalists named for online K-12 teacher award
• North Carolina school choice advocates celebrate good year
• CIA director Petraeus slated to speak in Columbia
• Gen. Patraeus will speak in Columbia on Tuesday
• North Myrtle Beach council passes first reading on non-smoking ordinance
• Heated charges, counter-charges in Florida debate
• Politicos: Primary no long-term impact on Haley
• Debates have major impact on GOP presidential race
• Horry County school board OKs facility plan
• Deer Track North appeal set for Tuesday
• Williamsburg County School District examines enrollment drop
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bishop Bethea's memory should endure beside King's
• S.C. Democrats destroy GOP candidates on Myrtle Beach
• Homeowner rules discussed at NC public hearing
• Online training to encourage women to run for office in SC
• Incarcerated SC teens build Habitat house
• Law enforcement says "glass cleaner" product is the new "bath salts"
• Police apprehend runaway passenger in Quinby
• SC town holding meeting to save local post office
• City answers questions about North Myrtle Beach eroding bridge
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Here's hoping for better solutions for Alzheimer's
• Long Bay Symphony performs January 28th
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: In his opinion, state owes him a debt of gratitude
• Remelt Sources opens technical center in Darlington
• Volunteers to offer free tax prep help to Horry residents
• Johnsonville Christmas parade organizers hope to make event a community affair
• Two Lydia men arrested for conspiring to rob, kidnap person
• CCU brings author to deliver lecture on Gandhi, food and poverty
• Democratic women's group tears down GOP sand sculpture in Myrtle Beach
• Sheriff's Litter Detail removes litter from roadsides
• Zumba dances its way to Johnsonville, Hemingway
• Meth labs on the rise in Northwest N.C.
• Groups seek independent S.C. cruise terminal study
• Special episodes of "Washington Week" and "Need to Know" produced at S.C. ETV studios
• North Myrtle Beach council passes first reading on smoking ban
• Andrews teen dies in car crash
• One killed in Dillon County crash
• Marion School District 7 receives technology grant
• Conway attempted murder suspect booked into jail
• Myrtle Beach gas prices continue to fall
• Experts predict improvements in Myrtle Beach job growth and housing market
• Bald eagle released in South Carolina after rehabilitation
• Volunteers clean up North Carolina battlefield after Irene
• Trial to start in beating deaths of South Carolina couple
• SC Dems to demolish sand sculpture in Myrtle Beach
• Southeastern NC beaches to get post-Irene aid
• Western NC man killed after explosion at home
• Charlotte veterans' home subject of legal battle
• Even with savings, HHS chief frets about Medicaid
• NC town suing former fire department over gear
• Men charged with cigarette scam in SC and NC
• voters vote in primary
• Romney pressing reset after SC loss
• GOP race turns to new terrain in Florida
• Facing long odds and steep climb, Santorum digs in
• Gingrich pushes for campaign cash
• 'Late deciders' were the key to Gingrich's S.C. victory
• Norway, S.C. mayor stopped for speeding, then pulls trooper who stopped him
• SC authorities fear synthetic drugs could return
• Patriots Point in Charleston closed while repairs made to USS Laffey
• New details released in 2011 Columbia double slaying
• Man charged with botched Waffle House robbery
• Eleven men charged in S.C.-N.C. cigarette trafficking operation
• COLUMN: Pregnant candidates, birthers, imposters, oh my!
• SC Breakfast Club dines in Lake City
• EDITORIAL: The primary is done, now it's time for the real stuff
• COLUMN: Stop disregarding warnings about drinking and driving
• COLUMN: Viewed from on high, downtown changes easy to spot
• Loris pedestrian struck by car, killed Saturday
• Literary fans brave rain for Florence local authors expo
• Gingrich wins big in the Pee Dee
• Analysis: Gingrich forces GOP into grueling debate
• Analysis: Gingrich forces GOP into grueling debate
• Gingrich says primary win a blow to elites
• Gingrich says primary win a blow to elites
• Romney tells supporters to ready for a long fight
• Gingrich wins most delegates in South Carolina
• Gingrich wins most delegates in South Carolina
• Paul says his campaign's momentum will continue
• Paul says his campaign's momentum will continue
• Santorum says he's pressing on to Florida
• Santorum says he's pressing on to Florida
• Haley says she'll continue to help Romney
• Motorist dies in Saturday Lake View head-on crash
• Poll workers see steady voter flow in Horry County
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Myrtle Beach Harley rally dates moved back for 2012
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Desecrating Marines stupid, but not evil
• North Carolina man faces alcohol charges after teen's death
• South Carolina GOP voters focused on economy, beating Obama
• McKnight kicks off campaign for District 32
• Scalia on unlimited political ads: Turn off the TV
• Iowa GOP now says Santorum won caucuses
• Primary day at hand, South Carolina voters have their say
• Cat survives trip to North Carolina in refrigerated truck
• South Carolina Attorney General informs feds of dead voters
• Horry Democratic Women group set to demolish GOP sand sculpture
• South Carolina man sentenced to 35 years in girlfriend's death
• Durham-area buses will drive on the shoulder
• South Carolina man gets 35 years for pistol-whipping murder
• Tour of North Carolina's poverty areas goes to Scotland Neck
• SLED investigates Union County magistrate's office
• New limits planned for Hatteras beach driving
• North Carolina report recommends tolls on Interstate 95
• Police: Robber killed in Spartanburg Waffle House shooting
• Romney says he'll attend debates in Florida
• North Carolina House leader to co-host eugenics discussion
• North Carolina benefit hopes to raise money for tombstones
• Onslow museum to display early Camp Lejeune photos
• Bodie Island Lighthouse restoration to resume
• Scalia, Breyer making appearance at SC Bar meeting
• Ocracoke-Hatteras ferry run facing possible delays
• Underground Railroad art on display in Charleston
• Workers report problems with voting machines at Florence precinct
• Final poll shows Gingrich expanding lead in South Carolina
• South Carolina wildly succeeded in using primary to make voice heard
• Polls open in South Carolina for Republican Presidential Primary
• 23 year old mother killed in Lancaster home
• Campaigns make final push for votes ahead of SC primary
• Campaigns make final push for votes ahead of SC primary
• Judges refuse to delay NC primary
• SC advocates say current contest shows need for "clean" elections
• 23-year-old mother killed in Lancaster home
• Firefighters battle brush fire off Kates Bay Highway
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Flush the day away at the Commode Bowl
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Writer needs proof of greed, selfish acts
• SC Intercollegiate Honor Band
• EDITORIAL: Goodbye primary season, it's been so bittersweet!
• Marion district consolidation could become a reality as soon as July
• Ron Paul supporters stand by his side Friday in North Myrtle Beach
• Inlet Square Mall invites residents to join walking club
• Police search for armed robbery suspects in North Myrtle Beach
• Orlando Hudson, 120 fathers and children gather at North Vista
• 2012 GOP South Carolina Presidential Nominee Primary
• Florence League of Women Voters will host SCDOT Commissioner to discuss state projects
• Romney says it's a neck-and-neck race
• New Mexico rape, beating suspect arrested in Mullins
• Gingrich has lead in latest Clemson poll
• Two-hour Marion standoff ends without injury Friday afternoon
• N.C. man charged in Myrtle Beach vehicle pursuit
• Chesterfield County School Board looking for feedback on new superintendent
• Final NTSB report released on 2009 Omni-Flight crash
• COLUMN: Joe's turns 60: service, sagas are still king
• Horry County Police arrest four in string of burglaries
• Romney says he'll 'post up well' against Obama
• It's complicated: Romney struggles to talk wealth
• Paul: SC primary could be a "significant" event
• Life Choices event coming to Harstville First Baptist
• EDITORIAL: Primary of prime importance
• Woodle to run for Darlington County Sheriff
• Hartsville Veterans Memorial on display at Pentagon
• $15,000 in grants awarded to Darlington County schools
• Harstville residents share thoughts on candidates, issues
• A youthful perspective on the primary
• Darlington election officials anticipate low turnout
• North Strand Housing Shelter looks to expand
• Bandit holds up SC church choir during practice
• Goodwill expanding services in Carolina Forest
• NC woman sent to prison for writing 200 bad checks
• Anonymous donor helps keep Katie's Closet open
• Judges to weigh request to delay North Carolina primary
• South Carolina Army post celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ron Paul is a peaceful alternative for president
• EDITORIAL: Here's what we think about the primary
• GOP presidential candidates come out swinging in final debate
• Fiery debate tops bizarre GOP campaign day in Charleston
• Georgetown Steel in spotlight as candidates debate job creation
• Gingrich denies asking wife for an 'open marriage'
• Team Depot improves Florence homeless shelter
• Sanford not looking back as SC primary approaches
• Democrats say they'll sit out GOP primary
• USC: 3 students among 4 dead in fiery wreck
• NC gets 3 failing grades on tobacco report card
• NC ag chief says he didn't know about tip at turkey farm
• SC Lawmakers work to overhaul state government
• Grand Strand residents speak out about political ads
• Mullins child gets monster wish fulfilled
• The Byrnes Schools announces their headmaster and honor roll students
• A rocky day for Romney as money questions persist
• Private donor helps keep Katie's Closet open
• Florence pastor endorses Gingrich in GOP primary
• CCU band to participate in Stephen Colbert production
• Ron Paul to make Grand Strand, Pee Dee stops Friday
• Nev. GOP may change caucus date to avoid Sabbath
• GOP campaign turns bizarre in SC; debate is next
• South Carolina to begin issuing pro-equality license plate
• Surging Gingrich sidesteps Hartsville
• Sanford not looking back as SC primary approaches
• McLeod to offer free mammogram screenings around Pee Dee
• Laurel wilt pest begins to spread into Georgetown County
• The Nation: Religious Right Roars Back In SC
• Santorum claims win in Iowa
• St. Christopher's Children sponsors and event to raise money to help needy children
• Analysis: Ex-wife, Perry exit roil GOP race in SC
• AP sources: Perry abandoning bid, backing Gingrich
• New S.C. Poll shows Gingrich with narrow lead over Romney
• Conway family put out of home after fire
• Pawleys Island Festival of Music and Art announces poster competition
• Plan to protect Grand Strand beaches could cost homeowners
• Sanford speaks during primary week on federal debt
• Florence officials break ground on affordable housing project
• Officials say South Carolina prison dorm is under lockdown
• Automated calls flood SC ahead of GOP primary
• Gingrich rising in South Carolina, but in time to edge Romney?
• Details of his vast personal fortune trail Romney
• Humane society lobbies in Horry County for animal cruelty laws
• Public meeting on No Child Left Behind held in Conway
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• Myrtle Beach website takes part in internet protest
• National anti-smoking group founder speaks in Conway
• 15 hostages safely freed from bank in Orangeburg
• Clemson wants to hire 86 new faculty over five years
• Disturbed patient's death threatens NC hospital
• Surfside police arrest suspect in connection to burglary ring
• Romney tries to sidestep tax furor he ignited
• AP source: ABC interviewed Gingrich ex-wife
• Text of SC Gov. Haley's State of the State address
• March retrial date in killing of Myrtle Beach cop
• New bill would add to South Carolina's growing array of specialty license plates
• Florence election officials prepare precincts for Saturday primary
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We need some change before all that's left is small change
• AP source: Obama campaign begins buying ad time
• Florence organization welcome new members, award current ones
• Obama rejects Canada-Texas oil pipeline - for now
• Coroner: Marlboro County fire death ruled 'accidental'
• Public meeting to be held on West Mullins drainage project
• GOP campaign rhetoric raising racial concerns
• Housing Authority Groundbreaking
• Florence Library to host history presentation
• Florence Library to host lecture on traveling exhibition
• As GOP race reaches Fla., economy dominates
• SC House panel could tweak draft on pension reform
• Human bones found in rural Berkeley County
• SCDOT commissioner to speak at voters league meeting
• Christie to Romney: Release tax return immediately
• Paul gives new life to an old issue: gold standard
• GOP candidates vie for backing of SC military vets
• Johnsonville middle becomes West Wing for presidential bottle project
• Florence 1 seeking volunteers for mentoring program
• Columbia police say 4 people dead in Columbia wreck
• Panel OKs widening of I-26 for S.C. port project
• Conway man charged with committing lewd act on minor
• Inmate charged with arson inside Myrtle Beach jail
• Campaign for 'no' on NC gay marriage vote begins
• Gay couples ask for marriage license in Greenville
• SC Air National Guard to hold air defense exercise
• Haley to give second State of the State address
• Goodwill offers free tax assistance in NC
• Campaign for 'no' on NC gay marriage vote begins
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• Surfside Beach officials, residents look forward to new pier restaurant
• One dead after Marlboro County house fire
• SC lawmaker suspended after state tax indictment
• Duke agrees to pollution controls for new NC plant
• SC lawmaker: specialty tags could harm police officers
• For a day, Florence is campaign central for GOP presidential race
• COLUMN: It's raining cats and dogs at his place
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Medicaid cuts on 'annuals' just don't make much sense
• EDITORIAL: It's a fair finish for Florence 1 map debate
• Vandals do $50,000 in damage to Spartanburg office
• Romney touts conservative record during Florence campaign stop
• Rick Perry in Florence
• Two S.C. inmates may be headed to Florida in stolen car
• Lawmakers offer views on top issues facing state
• Horry County Council recommends re-approval of AvCraft incentives
• Hartsville crime report reveals mixed trends
• Tuesday brush fires smoke up Pamplico, West 7 Mile Road
• Crews tear down after Myrtle Beach GOP debate
• Registration under way for 2012 women's conference at CCU
• Johnsonville high looks to register student voters
• Guest speaker to discuss SC agricultural issues
• NC gov wants higher sales tax for education
• Conway police search for armed robbery suspect
• CCU names new CETL director
• Trinity Collegiate second quarter honor roll, high honors list
• Freedom of Information Act panel hosted by CCU
• Trinity Collegiate's honor roll students, first semester
• Columbia attorney retained to represent SC mother
• Romney says he pays about 15 percent in income tax
• Romney, Gingrich, Perry make Florence appearances
• New national art exhibit opens at Brookgreen Gardens
• Myrtle Beach police investigate Monday night shooting
• Jackson: Fight SC's voter ID, immigration laws
• GOP hopefuls hope to spin voters in their direction
• North Myrtle Beach's Barefoot swing bridge to open one lane
• Romney, Gingrich, Perry all set for Florence appearances Tuesday
• Horry County property tax payment deadline Tuesday
• Andrews residents vote to fill town council seat
• 'Miracle on Hudson' passengers reunite in NC
• Andrew Young to speak as part of MLK week at UNC
• Gay couple asks for marriage license in Greenville
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Assailed by the press, Haley could use help at Alamo
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Haley may want a plum but isn't likely to get it
• Who won Monday's GOP presidential debate?
• Tea Party members give perspective on GOP presidential race
• Romney starts slow, recovers in 'First in the South' primary debate
• Behind the Scenes: 2012 Republican Presidential Debate in Myrtle Beach
• 'Miracle on Hudson' passengers reunite in NC
• NC Outer Banks center seeks Civil War memorabilia
• Black students at Duke upset about study on majors
• Voting rights center stage at Columbia MLK rally
• Myrtle Beach celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with parade
• Candidates appear at Faith and Freedom Coalition kick-off in Myrtle Beach
• Campaign consultant expects Myrtle Beach debate to get nasty
• Voters hear candidates speak one last time before Myrtle Beach debate
• Johnsonville woman keeps son's memory alive with her fight against hazing
• King Day events in Dillon bring back memories
• SC leaders honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at SCGOP luncheon
• S.C. Supreme Court to hear adoption challenge case
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• West Florence Fire-Rescue accepting volunteer firefighter positions
• Sand sculpture once again a big hit outside Myrtle Beach debate site
• Sand sculpture once again a big hit outside Myrtle Beach debate site
• Sand sculpture once again a big hit outside Myrtle Beach debate site
• Sand sculpture once again a big hit outside Myrtle Beach debate site
• Sand sculpture once again a big hit outside Myrtle Beach debate site
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thom's a left-wing partisan, not a 'moderate observer'
• Hundreds mark MLK holiday outside S.C. capitol
• Rose Rock to be featured at Library Author Expo
• S.C. Senator Tom Davis endorses Ron Paul for President
• Huntsman withdraws from GOP race while in Myrtle Beach
• State of American Energy breakfast held in Myrtle Beach
• Romney, Gingrich, Perry all set for Florence appearances Tuesday
• Coker to host The Landscape of Agribusiness: A Roundtable Discussion
• Governor's School to hold Florence County information session
• Cookie Dinner 4
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• 3 gay couples to ask for marriage licenses in SC
• Coastal Uncorked announces 2012 schedule of events
• Florence library hosts webinar on writing grant proposals
• Myrtle Beach man charged in parking lot shooting death
• Myrtle Beach gas prices down slightly
• Surfside Town Council to discuss pier space
• SC man gets 10 years for spitting on officer
• Bond denied for man accused of shooting SC officer
• SC NAACP holds annual King Day at the Dome rally
• NC historical marker to honor freed black man
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: O'Loughlin's volunteer work will be sorely missed
• 7th Congressional District candidates meet in Myrtle Beach for forum
• Karen Santorum joins republican women for tea in Myrtle Beach
• Santorum makes stop in Florence
• Hunstman to drop out of GOP presidential race Monday in Myrtle Beach
• Bond denied for man accused of shooting SC officer
• SCGOP Experience in Myrtle Beach features SC leaders
• Gaffney man charged with assault in road rage case
• SC man gets 10 years for spitting on officer
• COLUMN: Motor vehicle operators must know how to stop vehicles properly
• Horry County plans lane closures this week
• COLUMN: Addiction a rough roe to hoe
• EDITORIAL: Seventh district race crowded, may work out
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Romney is GOP's only hope for defeating President Obama
• GOP festivities underway as Myrtle Beach debate approaches
• Man dead after shooting in Myrtle Beach neighborhood
• Female dead after Little River single car crash
• 7th District Congressional race is here, believe it or not
• Florence's Bree Boyce eliminated in Miss America competition
• Attacks on Romney getting personal
• Romney rivals seek SC theme, champion to stop him
• Gingrich faces tough questions at black church
• Derby time: Cub Scouts from Florence Pack 402 enjoy Pinewood Derby Day
• Cub Scouts from Florence Pack 402 enjoy Pinewood Derby Day
• PPP: Romney leads in SC, Paul gaining
• Rasmussen: Romney 28%, Gingrich 21%, Santorum 16%, Paul 16%
• SCE&G works to mitigate Coastal Carolina University gas leak
• SC officer shot; injuries not life-threatening
• Social conservative leaders vote to back Santorum
• Florence County Clerk Reel-Shearin announces re-election bid
• Ammunition meant death in nation's bloodiest war
• Santorum: US wrong to condemn Iran scientist death
• Myrtle Beach store robbed at gunpoint Friday evening
• Coast Guard, Charleston County deputies rescue boater, dogs
• Paul goes home to Texas just as campaign heats up
• Economic woes could trump social issues in SC
• Gingrich group asks Romney to help with ad errors
• Surfside Beach man struck by car, dies
• Horry County to offer pet care clinic
• Horry County offices closed Monday for MLK Day
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thom's a left-wing partisan not a 'moderate observer'
• EDITORIAL: Octavia will be missed, lost teachers, too
• City, businesses expect big impact from Myrtle Beach debate
• More days, later end for Florence One students in 2012-13 year
• COLUMN: Falling 'Star' offers glimpse of old-time Florence
• COLUMN: Addiction skeletons tough to bring out of the closet, but it's time
• Powerball changes, double jackpots, set to begin Sunday
• Powerball changes will start Sunday
• 3 men in NC terror ring get 15-45 years in prison
• NC health secretary leaving Perdue's Cabinet
• NC utilities seek rehearing on blocking of Duke-Progress merger
• Comedian's presidential run in SC just a joke
• Haley's budget cuts taxes, education
• Preps for presidential debate in Myrtle Beach right on schedule Friday
• Wallace woman shocked to find out ticket is worth $200,000
• Lake City woman pleads guilty to conspiracy to submit fraudulent education loan application
• South Carolina Restaurant Week now underway
• Hartsville mayor, chief clash over request for more officers
• Judge in Va. rejects GOP primary ballot appeal
• Anti-Bain hits on Romney may take root in SC race
• Wilson High teachers find funding for at-risk youth despite budget cuts
• Florence's Miss South Carolina goes for the crown
• With time, money running out, SC often turns nasty
• Santorum calls Romney 'bland and boring'
• Hemingway Boys and Girls Club celebrate MLK Day with public service
• Fatal Darlington County fire ruled 'accidental'
• NC men charged in Little River armed robberies
• Hartsville Chili cook-off draws record crowd
• Darlington artists exhibit at Black Creek Arts
• Hartsville Chamber offering workshops
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Foo on gridiron 'experts' WVU deserves respect
• Prayer Breakfast
• NETC holds information session about USDA grant
• GOP candidates asked to lay out infrastructure plan, discuss I-73
• SC EMT worker charged with fondling patient
• Growers gather for annual South Carolina watermelon meeting
• Colbert preps prez run, transfers PAC to Stewart
• Judge in NC hears bid to delay John Edwards trial
• Environmental group seeks end to coal byproducts
• MLK weekend for North Carolina workers begins with observance
• Museum exhibit focuses on Civil War shells
• Politicans and snowbirds flock to Myrtle Beach during MLK weekend
• UPDATE: Ellis comments on former player's arrest
• SC likely to see more political ads because of super PACs
• FSD1 trustees vote on redistricting plan
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Choice, Voter I.D. Cadillacs and more
• Man shot in the buttocks during robbery in NC, dies
• Bower family gets dinner, pleasant surprise at Red Bone Alley
• EDITORIAL: Worried about unemployed? Find some jobs
• Chesterfield School District accepts ACLU consent order
• Gingrich pulls back on Romney attacks in SC
• Republicans rally around Romney after hits on Bain
• Amended order for Easley doesn't change punishment
• SC Gov. Haley ready to unveil 2012-2013 budget proposal
• 900 dead voters in SC: fraud or clerical error?
• Latta officials say they can't fund needed I-73 construction
• Hartsville, Darlington events planned to honor MLK
• Habitat ReStore opens drop-off site in Darlington
• Horry County's unemployed weigh in on political issues
• Presidential candidates to visit Pee Dee, Grand Strand this weekend
• Timmonsville man charged with injuring child
• Pamplico home destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon
• Horry County police investigate attempted sexual assualt
• Florence police look for fifth suspect in Hawkins slaying
• Florence home damaged by Fire Thursday afternoon
• Students named to CCU President's List for Fall 2011
• Students named to CCU Dean's, President's List for Fall 2011
• Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics holds ribbon cutting ceremony
• Horry County commercial property tax exemption deadline approaching
• Deadline approaching for 2011 Horry County tax payments
• Mullins police help make arrest in Rock Hill case
• Romney lands endorsement from SC business leaders
• Attorney General Holder to speak at King Day event
• WHO AM I? Citizens in Florence struggle ID'ing candidates
• Delmae Heights Elementary School hosts "Dad's Day"
• Truck sales strong despite high fuel prices
• Marion planning annual celebration of the 'Swamp Fox'
• Former CCU basketball player arrested
• 15 injured in storms in 2 NC counties
• Truss shrouding Confederate sub being removed
• SC unemployment director discusses tougher rules
• Myrtle Beach boardwalk to extend to new oceanfront restaurant
• O'Connell resigns as county GOP committeeman
• NC governor makes quick move on jobless benefits
• NC elections official resigns over gay marriage ban
• Sheriff: Rape suspect fired on cops with shotgun
• New policy to force some SC unemployed to take minimum wage jobs
• Jackson to cross SC calling for social justice
• SC Democrats "welcome" GOP presidential candidates
• Huntsman talks economy, Perry conservative values in SC
• Romney in South Carolina
• After two years, Johnsonville's Christmas parade to return in 2012
• Romney rolls into SC -- GOP nomination in sight?
• Prosecutor: No decision on death penalty in Jefferson kidnapping, slaying
• Florence Dist. 1 board to discuss redistricing maps Thursday
• Florence Chamber of Commerce to hold networking event
• Lake City meeting focuses on preservation ordinance
• Neighbors mourn the loss of Loris fire victims
• Against business? GOP split on Romney's practices
• Analysis: Romney's GOP critics will get more heat
• GOP Santorum's chance at 9 Ohio delegates hampered
• Forestry community thanks Sen. McGill for years of support
• Romney flush with cash as GOP race shifts south
• SC board rescinds policy, ends lawsuit threat
• Recital series showcases senior musical theatre students at CCU
• DMV leader: Records show 900 dead may have voted
• New Mullins city administrator eager to make city more attractive
• SENATE UPDATE: Judiciary committee to respond to scrap metal thefts
• Marion County Sheriff's deputies ramping up patrols near Temperance Hill community
• Mullins to get African American Museum
• Johnsonville Christian music festival to be one of the largest in state
• NC woman on MTV's "Teen Mom 2" arrested again
• Suspect wanted since April, charged with kidnapping, assault
• New restaurants announced for Myrtle beach airport terminal
• Surprising Art Trail Gallery turns 3
• FMU names students to President's List, Dean's List
• Grandfather, two brothers die in Loris house fire
• SC House kills bill creating Interstate 95 council
• SC Senate Democrats announcing their agenda
• SC schools chief to present budget request
• Rahab's House asks for donations to keep its doors open
• EDITORIAL: A muted cheer for job fair's big turnout
• GOP Presidential candidates set to cover S.C.
• COLUMN: Ned, Jake two vets well worth remembering
• Romney sweeps NH to cement top status; Paul second
• NC lawmakers listening to cities' power debt woes
• News13 and Smoke Free Horry to host second Smoking Cessation Helpline
• SC senators move to restrict unemployment benefits
• SC lawmakers back in session
• Horry County Council may reconsider AvCraft incentives
• Job seekers have mixed feelings on proposed unemployment changes
• Art Trail Gallery turns 3
• Religion will play key role in South Carolina voters' decisions
• Housing authority to break ground on new project in Florence
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Has SSSHHHH! Been removed from vocabulary?
• From juggling school to simply juggling, Johnsonville Middle club continues to grow
• Federal judge puts SC immigration lawsuit on hold
• Florence's Central Methodist will 're-light' dome, cross
• Romney's rivals battle for second in NH primary
• Many NH voters have reservations about Romney
• SC House kills bill creating Interstate 95 council
• Grand Strand students advance in mock congressional competition
• Fourth teen arrested in Florence murder case
• Williams-Blake not seeking re-election to Florence City Council
• SC unemployed would need to accept less pay
• Horry residents invited to give input on No Child Left Behind Act
• S.C. unemployment agency toughening benefit rules
• SC leaders say they'll fight for new voter ID law
• SC jail settles dispute over inmate mail
• Florence man charged with attempted murder
• American Cancer Society looks for volunteers for Florence hospitals
• Suspect in fatal car chase was part of trio wanted for forgery
• Zais discussing SC's No Child Left Behind waiver
• NC man charged with having sex with neighbor's dog
• 2 people shot to death in Durham
• Perdue in Concord to talk about I-485 loop
• Painting of Zahra Baker reminds Hickory PD of DUTY
• Many cats seized in Orangeburg died; euthanized
• Charlotte proposes cracking down on DNC
• Atlantic Beach mayor arrested for DUI
• North Myrtle Beach man charged with attempted murder
• Three time cancer survivor urges others to participate in Relay For Life
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• Lake City students introduced to iPads in classrooms
• School bus, 18-wheeler crash on Hwy 76 near Timmonsville
• Myrtle Beach gas prices up sharply
• NC new car sales rose 12.5 percent in 2011
• Zais discussing SC's No Child Left Behind waiver
• SC Warriors build fan base at new venue
• Stop-Romney movement sets skirmish lines in South Carolina
• Nastiness ahead in South Carolina; Romney in strong position
• Romney defends business record in face of attacks
• Perry likens South Carolina stand to Alamo
• North Carolina Bar's attorney confirms errors in Easley order
• Agency: North Carolina troopers fatally shoot man firing on them
• Wake County judge clears former North Carolina lobbyist
• North Carolina teen charged with fatal DUI after passenger dies
• Fight looms over South Carolina Supreme Court wetlands ruling
• S.C. Attorney General's office reviewing Hilton Head nonprofit
• Spartanburg textile mill to be demolished
• Western North Carolina nature center sets attendance record
• Late-night veto override maneuver risky for North Carolina GOP
• Bayview-Aurora ferry route halted for boat repair
• Hundreds visit BRAVO! Spring Bridal Expo
• Afternoon fire consumes 20 acres in Conway
• State Rep. Viers arrested, withdraws from 7th Congressional run
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Washington out of control, 2012 is pivotal for country
• PEE DEE POLITICS: GOP primary builds to early, anti-climactic conclusion
• Florence roller derby team trades bruises for good times
• Suspect in 2010 shooting of Florence cop up for parole
• Rivals go after Romney in New Hampshire debate.
• Gingrich under fire on race, Freddie Mac contracts
• Mother still seeking answers in child's death
• What donors? Super PACs buy time to keep secrets
• Community mourns slain Florence activist
• Community mourns slain Florence activist
• Myrtle Beach health fair helps visitors choose well
• Horry County voters undecided ahead of Jan. 21 GOP primary
• COLUMN: Muslim photo troubles readers -- and that is news
• EDITORIAL: Real winner in Iowa? That'd be us
• Huntsman objects to ad featuring adopted kids
• SC legislators return with debt, taxes top issues
• Rivals try to knock Romney off stride in NH debate
• In elections, jobless trend matters more than rate
• Romney campaign fears complacency in New Hampshire
• Analysis: Romney's rivals have little time in SC
• COLUMN: Know how to yield the right of way
• New York pastor arrested in connection with Myrtle Beach area robbery
• Myrtle Beach man charged in attempted armed robbery, burglary
• Man shot twice Friday morning at Myrtle Beach motel
• Florence police arrest two; question a third in murder investigation
• Robotics competition scheduled at The Citadel
• South Carolina Farmers Market open for winter
• Patriots Point lets South Carolina residents pay what they can
• North Carolina Revenue Department offering online tax help
• Judge grants reprieve for assisted-living center
• Log truck crash kills at least one person in Sampit
• SC man gets life sentence for killing sisters
• Judge considering whether to delay Edwards trial
• Fayetteville hospital may lose federal funding
• Myrtle Beach road construction update for Jan. 8 - 14
• SC Education Lottery celebrates 10 years
• SC lawmakers to consider ending $300 sales tax cap on vehicles
• Grand Jury decides Scranton man will face murder trial
• Hartsville soldier shows students personal display of gratitude
• EDITORIAL: Kudos for lawmen, Trinity donors, and Bree, not so much for Dabo
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Washington out of control, 2012 is pivotal for country
• COLUMN: Surprisingly, Coors news actually improves his memory
• Babysitter in Little River makes parents think twice about caregiver
• McCain, Haley tell SC: Get to work for Romney
• St John's Episcopal to hold Epiphany Concert Series
• COLUMN: 'Stupid bug' Thom closes the book on 2011
• Florence native prepares to take the stage at Miss America Pageant
• Progress Energy offers energy-saving measures in Williamsburg County
• NMB Chamber offers businesses free E-Verify seminar
• Pinterest Party beginning at Black Creek
• Walk with Marco Polo on legendary journey
• Shrouding to come off Barefoot swing bridge
• Williamsburg County celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• State Rep. Viers arrested, withdraws from 7th Congressional run
• Carver Elementary selected as SMART Showcase Elite School
• Circle Park Behavioral Health Services awarded accreditation
• Edward Jones hosts annual event for Women Financial Advisors in S.C.
• Byrnes Schools roll out second quarter honor roll
• Carolina Forest High School teacher placed on administrative leave
• Conway man charged with having sex with 14-year-old girl
• Gingrich: Conservative Romney rival will emerge
• Soldier at Ron Paul rally could face legal trouble
• Iowa defeat leaves Perry in unfamiliar role: loser
• Santorum shrugs off report of Iowa vote errors
• Monsanto fund grants available to rural school districts
• Santorum faces skeptics as he seeks votes in NH
• Redistricting meeting yields new maps
• Romney hunts SC votes as GOP rivals pile on in NH
• Trees for Tomorrow to replace diseased trees in Hartsville
• Babysitter charged with drugging Little River child
• Conway man arrested, charged with having sex with 14-year-old girl
• Darlington special needs board gets $20,000 grant
• Carolina Forest High School teacher placed on administrative leave
• North Carolina woman charged with putting children in crates
• South Carolina man accused of stealing brass pipes from trucks
• Judge in NC hears bid to delay John Edwards trial
• North Carolina orders Wake Forest assisted-living center shut
• Teen arrested in Charleston fire
• NC woman charged with putting children in crates
• Cold snap brings stunned turtles ashore in NC
• Myrtle Beach police investigate shooting in motel parking lot
• Romney to rally with Haley, McCain in Conway
• Myrtle Beach medical center transitions to electronic medical records
• Zonta Club of Myrtle Beach seeks gold star nominations
• Gingrich to black people: paychecks, not food aid
• Stepmom who killed disabled girl enters drug plea
• Cafe targeting childhood hunger to open in Horry County
• Horse virus makes first appearance in NC stable
• Cold snap brings stunned turtles ashore in NC
• Cashing in on stolen cars could get tougher in SC
• Florence city council seeks clarity on gymnasium project
• Area students named to Coker College Dean's List
• Local students named to Honor Roll at Gardner-Webb University
• Charlotte Anne Jones named to Dean's List at Gardner-Webb University
• FMU holds nurse pinning ceremony
• Local students clean up Florence Veteran's Park
• McBee Elementary School students participated in a reading program
• Many Pee Dee voters still undecided on GOP presidential candidates
• North Myrtle Beach city phone lines down
• Conway police search for attempted murder suspect
• Area blood drives keep blood banks' needs met
• Investigators search for third suspect in Lake City robbery
• State budget picture brighter, but caution reigns
• Conservatives: Time to rally around a not-Romney
• Gingrich blasts Romney's policies as 'timid'
• Huntsman says time is working against him in NH
• Study: Romney plan raises taxes on poor families
• Conway Polices search for suspects
• Salvation Army to roast former CCU football coach
• Roller Derby 5
• Roller Derby 4
• Roller Deby 2
• Roller Derby 3
• Santorum's conservative record has some blemishes
• Family plans to issue statement on missing SC boy
• McCain says GOP should settle quickly on Romney
• Fire officials urge homeowners to get chimneys inspections during winter months
• Santorum faces organization, money hurdles
• After slim Iowa win, Romney seeks a big NH victory
• 5 days from next contest, rivals race for money
• Romney airing new campaign ad in SC
• Loris teen arrested in armed robbery case
• Red Cross, WBTW team up for 2012 blood drive
• Plan would end beach dispute in SC
• Elisa Baker to appear on federal drug charges
• SC police: Mother won't tell them where son is
• Myrtle Beach homeless seek shelter from the cold
• Federal grant of $500,000 will transform Lake City High School clinic
• Florence County Sheriff's office beefing up crime lab one chemist at a time
• Court date for Zahra Baker's father moved back
• NC Racial Justice Act intact, still no override
• Former Horry County detention officer requests jury trial
• Truckers charged after scuffle on NC interstate
• SC DMV offices now closed one hour every Wednesday
• SC Guard troops play unique role in Afghanistan
• Free Myrtle Beach debate tickets up for lottery
• FCSO Drug Lab
• Lake City HS Clinic
• Lake City HS Clinic
• Lake City HS Clinic
• Job seekers hopeful at prospect of new Pee Dee jobs
• Website assists Johnsonville teachers in funding projects
• Another small earthquake recorded near S.C. coast
• Myrtle Beach biker group will protest prefiled helmet bill
• 20 Horry County teachers earn national certification
• Coker winter commencement honors Sullivan, Webb and 76 Graduates
• Olanta council elects mayor pro tem; turns lights back on
• Former ambassador of human rights to headline MLK celebration at FMU
• Robinson Plant to test sirens near Hartsville
• Shrine club to host 28th annual 'Gospel Sing'
• New Year starts with a new gym in Hemingway
• 180 in SC received $10K in jobless overpayments
• Pembroke woman shoots self, arrested by Darlington deputies
• Northeastern Tech offers continuing education courses this spring
• Zais' team explains flexibility waiver proposal
• Gingrich says GOP campaign is not a game
• Perry tweets, `Here we come South Carolina'
• Noted pianist plays first concert of year in Hartsville
• S.C. DMV offices to close Wednesday mornings for training
• Bachmann cancels SC trip after poor Iowa finish
• Former SC congressman, judge joins Gingrich
• Aynor schools delayed, buildings without power
• Case continued for man who tried to pass $1M bill
• Zahra Baker's father in North Carolina courtroom
• Bachmann, Romney head to SC after Iowa
• COLUMN: Dealing with the down time
• EDITORIAL: Stories to watch in 2012
• Horry County road closure for Thursday
• COLUMN: Blue Danube love affair shows scribe has culture
• EDITORIAL: Real progress' for downtown? Head scratching not required
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Last year not a good one for meat, time for vegan?
• Timmonsville on road to smoking ban
• Darlington council can't agree on election of chairman
• DMV offices close Wednesday mornings for training
• SC Highway Patrol investigates deadly SUV-bicycle collision
• Runoff possible for Andrews Town Coucil election
• No death penalty in Hayes slaying, accused is ruled 'intellectually disabled'
• SC Club for Growth leader dies rock climbing in NC
• National Guard gets voice at highest US Military council
• SC primary likely to be affected by Iowa caucus
• Florence man faces criminal sexual conduct charges
• Expect SC GOP presidential campaign to ramp up after Iowa Caucuses
• Church to host MLK memorial celebration in Darlington
• Murder victim's friends: Hawkins left an enormous impact on Florence
• Gas prices likely to set record highs in 2012
• Marion home Christmas light show becomes holiday attraction
• Possible phone scam hits Darlington county
• Conway teen shooting suspect pleads guilty, sentenced to 16 years
• Latta senior gets shot at Ivy League dreams
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th anniversary
• Randy Ingram named WBTW Vice-President, General Manager
• Conway man charged with abandoning an infant
• Myrtle Beach woman charged with pointing shotgun at man, child
• Red Cross, WBTW News 13 team up for 2012 blood drive
• Graham Packaging Plant closes
• Heather Ammons Crawford announces bid for SC House District 68
• SC Supreme Court sides with SLED retirees
• Trial begins for 16-year-old Conway shooting suspect
• Gingrich plans stop in Hartsville day before S.C. Primary
• House for sick SC patients gets copper fixtures
• Man charged in Aynor store robbery, assault in court Tuesday
• 6-year-old NC boy rescued from well
• 12-year-old girl dies on ATV in Colleton County
• Snow falling in western North Carolina
• NC's first modern-day toll road starts collecting
• Watch for house fires as Grand Strand temps drop
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Christmas spirit needs to extend all year
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Keep the 'vicious' photos to yourself
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Newspaper needs to start a trend of being balanced
• COLUMN: School board salaries? Let's start at zero
• Graham to talk about National Guard's new role
• Tolls rise on Southern Connector near Greenville
• North Carolina groups plan tour of poverty-stricken areas
• Progress Energy CEO to speak at North Carolina economic forum
• Iowa caucuses could impact South Carolina primary ballot
• I-73 work illegal, group says
• Shattered window leads to nervous time for trooper
• 3 charged with kidnapping in December killing
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in Hampton Couty bar shooting
• S.C. Education Superintendent to kick off statewide tour in Darlington
• 0103 1A Hawkins 1
• AvCraft has history of unfulfilled goals
• Florence County woman re-connects with family after years of searching
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Think before you vote, Dems aren't the answer
• S.C. roadway fatalities up for first time since 2007
• Horry County fire crews extinguish kitchen fire
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It'll be a long time until her work is done
• Florence Family YMCA to hold open house
• Police: South Carolina man carried loaded weapons into NYC subway
• Florence man dies in fatal shooting
• Myrtle Beach man charged with attempted murder
• National Forest trails in South Carolina closing for season
• Christmas tree recycling offered by Horry County Solid Waste
• North Charleston mayor does ad for car dealer
• Snow, below-zero wind chills at North Carolina peaks
• Stolen Olympic torch sold for $200 in pawn shop
• Columbia barbershop owner shoots robbery suspect
• 8-year-old bitten by rattlesnake leaves hospital
• Charlotte's 55 homicides in 2011 is 23-year low
• Florence Police investigate fatal shooting
• Small ways to get healthier in the New Year
• Georgetown County Sheriff's Office investigates alleged rape
• Family welcomes New Year baby in Florence
• 'Real progress' coming to downtown Florence in 2012
• News 13 and Smoke Free Horry to host Smoking Cessation Helplines
• 0102 1A New Years Baby 2
• Ex-coach up for parole in SC on child sex charges
• 8-year-old bitten by rattlesnake leaves hospital
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Immigration should remain a federal issue
• COLUMN: Your thumb was a good way to get around
• 2012 sizing up as unparalleled year in North Carolina politics
• New Year starts warmly for Lowcountry vets, needy
• North Carolina gas tax will jump almost 4 cents with New Year
• New rules start for registering vehicles in South Carolina
• Fate of GOP hopefuls rests with undecided voters
• COLUMN: Nude on New Year's Eve
• Photos of the Year 2011
• GIA: Government and public meetings for Jan. 1 -8
• Another New Year's List: Top 5 political stories for 2012
• EDITORIAL: Will 2012 be a 'great day' for Nikki?
• COLUMN: It's just a game, except when it's not
• Nine year old requires surgery after accidental shooting in Nichols
• Cops: Man tried to use $1,000,000 bill at Walmart
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORY OF 2011: Not Rusty, not this time around
• As the campaign unreels, voters feel dispirited
• Hundreds plunge into the Atlantic Ocean in Myrtle Beach
• Rhodes: Best crowd for Beach Ball Classic in 10 years
• Deputies aren't saying much about Lenoir homicide
• Folly Beach councilman arrested for cursing cops
• Romney has Iowa edge, glimmer of clarity in race?
• Cops: Woman lied about missing toddler's location
• 2 dead, 1 wounded in North Charleston shooting
• Iowa leaders Romney, Paul leave stage to rivals
• NC private zoo owner in legal battle with PETA
• Watch out: Political attacks turn nasty in Iowa
• Polls provide insights, not voting predictions
• Woman won't be charged for shooting homeless man
• Spoleto Festival USA unveils lineup for new season
• Santorum cites appeal as reliable conservative
• Myrtle Beach convenience store hit by snatch-and-grab robber
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Santahatchie doing great things – on its own!
• Former SC treasurer Ravenel endorses Ron Paul
• US flag burned at site of former Occupy Charlotte
• Free seminars to help women break into SC politics
• Santahatchie service project has recipients 'more at home'
• Santahatchie service project has recipients 'more at home'
• Florence residents to see some New Year's sober ride changes
• Spartanburg lawmaker wants longer prison sentences
• Former S.C. Treasurer Ravenel endorses Ron Paul
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 2: Musician killed in Florence pawn shop robbery
• Marion police charge Ohio man with attempted bank robbery
• Marion Police apprehend man attempting to rob bank
• Hospitals prepare for a busy holiday weekend
• Hartsville 2011: The Year in Review
• All Saints' Episcopal Day School Headmaster honored with leadership award
• Old hatchery building to be converted to downtown apartments for Coker students
• Take the Polar Bear Plunge at the Darlington YMCA, if you dare
• Myrtle Beach taxi company offers free New Year's Eve rides
• Haley bets shrimp and grits on bowl games
• Collins retires after three decades at Index-Journal
• GOP's Bachmann limps to Iowa caucus finish line
• Santorum takes a different tack, out of necessity
• Woman charged with stealing $2M from doc's office
• Cops still seek two suspects in S.C. double murder
• Electricity angel keeps power for 14 North Carolina families
• South Carolina man sues police
• North Carolina firefighters face charges in stun gun incident
• North Carolina officials look into midwives at baby's death
• Former SC trooper cleared of DUI charge by jury
• North Carolina park officials blamed for creating holiday spam
• EDITORIAL: Tents or no, occupying among our oldest traditions
• Rebecca J. Ducker
• Fake cop tried to pull over woman in Greenville
• Cops check cruelty report at Butterball farm in NC
• Home heating assistance for SC residents
• Myrtle Beach Police officer remembered after 9 years
• Smoke Free Florence eyeing county ban
• Florence smoking ordinance raises questions for clubs
• Fireworks dealers hope to see increased holiday crowds
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Romney headline, story were wrong, wrong, wrong
• Report: Alcohol poisoning killed Clemson freshman
• AvCraft Technical Services announces Myrtle Beach expansion
• Goodwill donations could be a tax deduction for 2011
• Two Florence men face Darlington County drug charges
• Haley names acting director of insurance agency
• Commodity marketing symposium set for Jan. 12
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 3: A hotel for downtown Florence
• A & J Christmas tournament is a tribute, treat for hoops fans
• Pro Ambulance Service celebrates 10-year anniversary
• 29th Annual winter run set for January in North Myrtle Beach
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 4 Murder and marriage mix in CCSC killings
• Baby Jesus goes missing from landmark nativity at Florence church
• Suspect in North Carolina death arrested in Connecticut
• S.C. 91-year-olds marry after 40 years of friendship
• Conway Police investigate armed robbery
• N.C. port to line river with surveillance cameras
• Conway Police arrest suspect in sexual assault
• New law says N.C. teens must log time behind wheel
• S.C.'s Folly Beach park in danger of vanishing
• S.C. official sues school district, alleging bias
• Berry optimistic about Marion County job prospects
• Local businesses rally to family of S.C. officer
• Major renovation planned for S.C. airport
• AvCraft Technical Services announces expansion in Horry County
• Property manager keeps mementos of former Florence family
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 6 Hartsville arson leads to shop owner's arrest
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 5 Not your mother's bath salts
• Horry County company to announce 150 jobs
• Mobile mammography unit plans visits through March
• SC man wanted in fatal Christmas shooting
• $3M lottery winner to give money to church
• Columbia vet to remove arrow from dog's side
• Pee Dee instructors: More women seek concealed weapons permits
• GOP debate preps under way for convention center, businesses
• Marion County native named to lead immigration unit
• Campaign urges motorists to remain sober behind the wheel
• Red Cross urges year-end blood, monetary donations
• Olanta library offers free computer class
• Timmonsville storage building destroyed in Wednesday fire
• Veteran gets 35 years for killing two men in Columbia
• S.C. justices uphold Clemson murder death sentence
• More North Carolina misdemeanor offenders to jail, not prison
• Proposed bill would ban cheery South Carolina greeting mandate
• Memorials mark anniversary of North Carolina teen's disappearance
• Haire won't seek 8th term in North Carolina legislature
• Federal judge from North Carolina held court in combat zones
• Girl returned to North Carolina as police search for father
• North Carolina NC tractor topples, girl dies, driver charged
• Portuguese man-of-war make South Carolina beachgoers wary
• Rousselle
• North Myrtle Beach Fire/Rescue Division Receives $3,500 Matching Grant
• Wilmington, Spartanburg papers part of New York Times sale
• COLUMN: Butt Naked truth hard to believe
• Myrtle Beach Area Goes Presidential' for January 2012 GOP Primary
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 8 Plenty of fire where there's smoking debate
• Myrtle Beach man stabbed after fight with girlfriend
• Raleigh citations for begging top 400 this year
• North Carolina sheriff's deputy called to help, shoots couple
• Portuguese man-of-war make South Carolina beachgoers wary
• Cause of sinkholes in Georgetown remain a mystery
• ECU Panel Recommends Academic Programs to Cut
• NC Workers File Complaint Against Call Center
• Young friends double reward in SC girl's death
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 7 A district to call our own
• TOP OF 2011: No. 3 - The Town of Hemingway v. Don's Car Crushing
• TOP OF 2011: No. 2 - Williamsburg County landfill battle
• Horry County administrators take top honors
• Project comes to fruition for Florence family in need
• Cops: SC woman used service dog to try to shoplift
• Charleston schools want special education diploma
• SC prosecutors seek funds for domestic cases
• Olanta library offers free computer class
• Florence deputies seek three armed robbery suspects
• HCPD believe all suspects of Little River shooting are dead
• Hundreds attend slain SC police officer's funeral
• Robbers at South Carolina store kill 1, injure another
• Spartanburg homeowners shoot homeless man in the face at their house
• Conway man shot while raking leaves
• Hartsville Library a stop on 'Civil War Lecture Series' tour
• North Carolina hears out unhappy sanitation workers
• Woman abducted in Chesterfield County, assaulted and killed
• Florence man named board of directors member of SCAI
• NCSBI investigating deputy-involved shooting in Bruswick County
• North Carolina gun rights group pushes back on local rules
• Fire guts historic North Carolina mansion, five hospitalized
• Durham ad says celebrate holidays without gunfire
• North Carolina Baptist leader wants civil debate on marriage
• Hoarding may have trapped North Carolina man in deadly fire
• South Carolina woman sues bar for not checking her ID
• Charleston schools want special education diploma
• North Carolina newspaper gardening columnist Susan Hart dies
• North Carolina residents wary of railroad expansion project
• North Carolina city hears out unhappy sanitation workers
• South Carolina church has plans to mark 300th anniversary
• Amber Alert issued in North Carolina for missing 1-year-old girl
• Abducted North Carolina child found safe in Virginia
• SC police investigate body found outside church
• Funeral for slain SC police officer to be held
• SC prosecutors seek funds for domestic cases
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: No. 9 Otis Stops on Our Floor
• TOP OF 2011: No. 6 - Johnsonville's victory over bath salts
• TOP OF 2011: No. 5 - Stanley Pasley's pay raise
• TOP OF 2011: No. 4 - Johnsonville's Swamp Fox statue still not placed
• Woman abducted in Chesterfield County, assaulted and killed
• GUEST EDITORIAL: Now is not the time to raise Florence taxes
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: America's immigration 'dream' is a nightmare
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Think before you vote, Dems aren't the answer
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Good work by Darlington sheriffs must start at top
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Is Robinson's voice what Florence wants?
• Cheraw chapel hosts 14th annual memorial candlelight service
• Hartsville man dies in Darlington County vehicle crash
• Horry County Police investigate shooting and vehicle fire on Hwy. 31
• NC police search for woman swept away during swim
• Change in GI Bill affects NC veterans in school
• SC police investigate body found outside church
• Shoppers find great deals the day after Christmas in Myrtle Beach stores
• Shoppers fill stores for post-holiday deals while retailers adjust return policies
• North Carolina congressman hopes to leave hospital soon
• No plans to change rules for SC bear hunt
• Coker to expand music offerings in 2012
• North Carolina boosts student tracking from cradle to college
• South Carolina Gov Haley faces questions on transparency
• North Carolina national forest pruned to help wildlife growth
• Raleigh firefighter injured during blaze at home
• South Carolina musician's house destroyed in Christmas fire
• Two suspects sought in armed robbery in Darlington
• SC man will be charged with shooting at deputies
• Wood-burning power plant near Charleston draws allies all around
• Change in GI Bill affects NC veterans in school
• TOP OF 2011: No. 9 - Johnsonville middle's mock trial team's state title
• TOP OF 2011: No. 8 - Smiley takes over Florence 5
• TOP OF 2011: No. 7 - Hemingway football's run to the state title game
• TOP OF 2011: No. 1 - Jamison Powell
• TOP OF 2011: No. 10 - Williamsburg school's continued improvement
• Professor appeals ruling on lawsuit over NCSU job
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: All the world's a stage and one big reality show
• Myrtle Beach Marathon set for big expansion
• Thousand fed, enjoy fellowship in annual Red Cross Christmas dinner
• NC city running out of patience with vacant hotel
• SC's Folly Beach struggles with post-Irene erosion
• Complaints bring halt to NC group's turkey shoots
• NC Christmas tree fire displaces 2 from home
• NC lawmakers look at auto insurance risks, costs
• SC deputies find body of man reported missing
• Make your library grow with 4 new garden books
• Lake View pedestrian killed in Christmas Eve accident
• NC state parks will participate in First Day Hikes
• Colonial Williamsburg adds modern touches
• Powerball jackpot won, one $200,000 ticket from S.C.
• Darlington man has a kind heart and a helicopter that's used by Santa
• MORNING NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2011 COUNTDOWN: Number 10, Tumultuous Times in Timmonsville
• Santa Chopper
• Posting -- Issues of faith: Top 10 Stories of Faith for 2011
• The history of mistletoe
• Poll finds Virginians sharply split on uranium mining
• Soldier returns home for holidays after short deployment
• Complaints bring halt to North Carolina group's turkey shoots
• Greensboro Christmas tree fire displaces 2 from home
• North Carolina lawmakers look at auto insurance risks, costs
• Lexington County deputies find body of man reported missing
• Man wounded after firing gun at Spartanburg County deputies
• 100-watt switch loomin'
• The Weekly Observer remembers 2011
• North Carolina police search for woman swept away in swim
• South Carolina high school team's locker room robbed at game
• North Carolina town still waiting on final election results
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears
• COLUMN: Weatherford's work ethic, brilliance made lasting impression
• Lifelong Florence farmer reflects on past year with collard harvest
• COLUMN: 'Sober or Slammer' laws spelled out
• COLUMN: Santa vs. Martians and other holiday movie classics
• TOP OF 2011: Editor's choice for top photos of 2011
• EDITORIAL: 'Aging' Santa can teach us all a few lessons
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Understanding real meaning of season might bring change
• COLUMN: Anti-panhandling ordinance spreads Christmas cheer
• COLUMN: When Santa Ducted the halls, saved the day
• Officers inundated with 'UFO' reports
• Myrtle Beach shoppers purchase last-minute gifts before Christmas
• Last minute downloadable Christmas gifts
• Needy SC National Guard families get holiday help
• Ms. Wheelchair North Carolina 2011: A long road to travel
• Wachovia's history told on tiles in arts center
• Will retail campaigning help 'the others' rise?
• Wounded Marine inspires AP photographer's search
• Florence apartment gutted by early Saturday morning fire
• South Carolina police probe theft of family's Christmas gifts
• Gingrich ethics case from 15 years ago leaves scar
• AP Enterprise: Paul's nonprofits push law's limit
• Haley has great days and bad days in SC in 2011
• Santahatchie all about warm feelings
• Renofest Bluegrass Festival 2012
• Myrtle Beach's warmer weather brings visitors to the ocean in December
• The sinkhole formations continue in Georgetown
• WFHS band's road to London full of bumps
• Judge orders officer rehired in drunk trooper case
• SC library displays politicians' holiday cards
• 'Occupy' leaves Haley gift after having tents removed
• Market Common offers free carriage rides
• Gingrich: I'd drop US lawsuits against states
• SC voter ID law rejected by US Justice Department
• Lower gas prices spur South Carolina holiday travel
• Ex-warden: SC jail security lax
• Oh, Christmas Tree: Topsy-turvy tree at Habitat ReStore turns a few heads
• Big Lots coming to Hartsville
• Darlington County's jobless rate falls in November
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: When Social Security runs dry, pols won't be around
• Darlington shooting suspect surrenders to police
• Florence missioners storm homes damaged by Hurricane Irene
• Judge orders officer rehired in drunk trooper case
• Salisbury couple die in house fire
• Biden: Romney content with limited success stories
• South Carolina library displays politicians' holiday cards
• North Carolina judge upholds campus cop's firing over sex toys
• Marion makes use of fire stricken lot
• Chefs, volunteers prepare holiday meals for Myrtle Beach families
• North Carolina resident kills intruder wearing body armor
• North Carolina sheriff loses pay over cell phone election use
• NY man gets life sentence in 2007 Lumberton double-murder
• 5 percent of North Carolina county's student skip vaccinations
• Spartanburg, Greenville have lowest gas prices
• Absent Henderson County sheriff nears deadline
• South Carolina treasurer votes against Borden's $80K payout
• Gingrich to hold town hall and lunch in Columbia
• EDITORIAL: Job numbers are much-needed optimistic news
• Darlington police seek shooting suspect
• Lottery attracts all types, boosts top-selling stores' profits
• Conway Santee Cooper plant could close, affecting 45 employees
• NC woman arrested twice in three hours
• Officers: protester arrested after urinating at Statehouse
• Colbert offering $500K to pay for SC GOP primary
• Federal judge: Protesters can stay, tents must go
• Coker College student Michelle Thomas presents at chemistry conference
• Coker College student April Ruthven presents at chemistry conference
• Michael Cook of Florence named to Dean's List at the Savannah College of Art and Design
• Sarah Martin named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges
• Ayanna Woodberry admitted as a first-year student at Pace University
• The Byrnes Schools students attend the University of Virginia's annual model united nations conference
• McLeod Health and Fitness Center offers Inches Away
• Small plane makes emergency landing on beach
• Myrtle Beach woman upset after witnessing Toys for Tots gift return
• S.C. residents, geologists report 2.6 earthquake
• COLUMN: Dargan's life was as full as her kilts
• Little River man charged with assaulting kids
• Annual Beach Ball Classic tips off December 27 in Myrtle Beach
• No suspects named in Aiken officer's death
• NC woman could lose car for speeding
• Haley updating records policy
• Fayetteville police expect crowd for bike giveaway
• Dip in North Carolina gasoline prices may spark holiday travel
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Christian festivals deserve zeal just like any others
• North Myrtle Beach restaurant destroyed by fire
• SC State hires former SLED director, won't say why
• USC Research Shows Graphic Images Can Deter Smokers
• Blood, platelet donors eligible to win iPad 2
• Gov. Nikki Haley updating records policy
• SC magistrate says seized gaming machines are legal
• Raleigh fire captain dies in wreck, daughter hurt
• Lawsuit seeks answers about Florence school septic problem
• Volunteers keep spirit of Christmas alive in Florence with music
• SENATE UPDATE: Take a moment and discover your gift
• Ramblin Man Column: Area college basketball stars are worth bragging about
• No decision made in Atlantic Beach's voting machines case
• Hughes elected state School Board Association president
• SC State hires former SLED director, won't say why
• Hartsville man accused of kidnapping, assault
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Police chief thanks those involved with Christmas festival
• Deputies: Hartsville man shot neighbor's dog
• Brilliant exhibition opens at CCU in January
• Santa flies in on helicopter to celebrate Christmas in Florence
• Santa flies in on helicopter to celebrate Christmas in Florence
• Santa flies in on helicopter to celebrate Christmas in Florence
• Conway Police seek suspect in Dec. 11 shootings
• Pamplico man accused of sexually assaulting children
• Court orders Florence County auditor, treasurer to accept contested tax bill
• Little River wig shop donates to cancer patients
• New hearing set for Occupy Columbia
• Superintendent Zais makes offer to stem lawsuit
• Horry County students to participate in mock congressional hearing
• 2 SC residents charged after 150 cats found
• Honor Flight of South Carolina get financial support
• Horry County reminds voters to register for presidential primaries
• 1 Aiken officer killed, 1 wounded in shootout
• SC woman charged with throwing toddler off balcony
• Gold, diamonds join cash in Salvation Army kettles
• Police investigate new sex claim against Citadel
• 3 Rock Hill women arrested in home invasion
• Atlantic Beach, Horry County back in court over voting machines
• OPINION: Zais takes tough, but maybe not right, stand
• 2 NC House Dems swap words on schools chief race
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Goverment, elite prefer alcohol over tobacco
• Hartsville man pleads guilty to mortgage fraud
• Chesterfield school board plans budget hearings
• Coroner orders autopsy on Dillon inmate's body
• Greenville food plant and its 700 jobs delayed
• Coroner: Sumter County woman dies from rabies
• Construction worker dies in Columbia cave-in
• NC appeals court upholds lawsuit in player's death
• Johnsonville church holds variety show for local charity
• Budget and Control Board bans sleeping at SC Statehouse
• SC education chief under fire for not taking two federal grants
• Families sue over drainage issues at Florence elementary school
• Pee Dee unemployed say job market remains tough
• Special delivery: Marion employees distribute Christmas food boxes
• Stolen vehicles found, suspects still at large in Florence County
• Blockage in Florence sewer main discharges 20,000 gallons of wastewater
• Girl wins North Myrtle Beach Christmas card design contest
• Voter registration deadline for SC presidential primary is Wednesday
• Conway police honors its own
• Conway Police warn of scams
• Enterprise Road now open in Socastee
• Patriot forward Liki Turner named PBC Player of the Week
• Lottery story
• McLeod Piano Players
• South Carolina Port board halts new Jasper port spending
• Brothers sentenced for roles in NC terror plot
• Georgetown man arraigned on distribution of heroin charges
• North Carolina man guilty in murder of UNC student leader
• SC law enforcement gears up for 'Sober or Slammer' program
• Darlington dog doing well after stem cell surgery
• N.C. man guilty in murder of UNC student leader
• TD Ameritrade Chairman named head football coach at CCU
• Dillon church, campus housing company to donate bikes to needy
• Collards
• Sumter man charged in Rembert shooting
• Spring semester classes begin Jan. 10 at FMU
• Santa's letter brings a little cheer to boy who lost his father
• 4-year-old Tenn. boy attacked by dog at SC party
• NC parent upset over Bibles handed out at school
• SC Senate panel to review DNR chief's departure
• Conway man gets 17 years in shooting death
• NC governor to call Legislature back Jan. 4
• Occupy Columbia to occupy meeting to ban group
• Black Caucus, others join to protest SC schools chief
• SC unemployment rate for November to be announced
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: S.C. law requires more than abstinence education
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ed Robinson's supporters 'ain't got $1,000 for dinner!'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Latta Community Singers are best he's heard lately
• COLUMN: Church closed, Starbucks open … what's wrong with this picture?
• Postal service concludes study on Florence site
• Board members named to Haley's aid foundation
• Jurors get case in student body president death
• Woman turns down drinks, gets hit by bowling ball
• Husband charged with killing wife in their SC home
• Woman turns down drink, gets hit with bowling ball
• SC drivers paying fee most don't realize
• US troops safe in South Korea, watchful after Kim's death
• Effort continues to save Little River Blue Crab Festival
• McLeod Health announces new board of trustees member
• DATABASE: School board pay varies widely
• Myrtle Beach police prep to enforce immigration law
• Delmae parents concerned new school won't help overcrowding
• ACLU ask courts to block S.C. anti-immigrant law
• Jurors get case in student body president death
• North Carolina judges set redistricting hearing next month
• Judge says ruling to come on SC immigration law
• Operation Home Front benefits Conway family after tragedy strikes again
• Clemson Palmetto Poll finds Gingrich momentum growing, most S.C. GOP voters still uncommitted
• SC looks at new Statehouse rules to ban tents
• Coastal Uncorked Festival announces 2012 tickets on sale now
• McLeod Dillon physicians advise women on alcohol consumption
• Horry County attempted murder suspect still on the loose
• Marine recruit paralyzed at Parris Island
• Olanta Town Council swears in two new members
• Olanta Town Council swears in two new members
• Lake City Library to expand, add additional building, tech center
• Lake City council passes historic preservation ordinance
• County Library gives Lake City Friends $4,440 from fundraiser
• Lake City earns grant for literacy program
• Governor's School accepting applications for Class of 2014
• Governor's School to offer unique January courses
• Christmas 'gift' gives rise to Cakes by Josh
• Grief tinges holidays for Florence family in need
• Orangeburg deputies find 150 cats
• SC does not regulate cash transfers
• Gas prices continue to fall in Palmetto State
• Closings set in UNC student body president's death
• Judge hearing challenge to SC immigration law
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Christmas is very much about Christ, salvation
• Horry County Police respond to shooting in Carolina Forest
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dies at age 69
• Respiratory infection keeps Congressman Coble in hospital
• K-9 officer gets honor day after dog is killed
• Minister looks to retire after 28 years in Myrtle Beach
• Caretaker charged in South Carolina baby's death
• Myrtle Beach ministry hopes community continues donations after holidays
• One dead after Myrtle Beach shooting
• Gift tinges holidays for Florence family in need
• EPA rules threaten Robinson coal plant
• DHEC rarely denies water quality permits
• Former S.C. State V.P. to fight demotion
• Horry County Police investigate overnight shooting in Socastee
• State, local crews extinguish Horry County brush fire
• Sanfords: We aren't liable for death in our pool
• Police: Charlotte man found dead, suspect kills self
• Woman charged with killing at Wilmington camp
• Toddler found dead after North Carolina home fire
• North Carolina man charged with making moonshine
• North Carolina House speaker takes all comers at Q-and-A's
• 2nd suspect gets life in Randolph County slaying
• 42 fight government seizing of land in North Carolina fraud case
• Child abuse cases could bring topic into the light
• Last US Iraq War death was 23-year-old North Carolina soldier
• South Carolina prayer vigils held to protest immigration law
• UNC graduates to get positive at commencement
• Groups plan march against new South Carolina immigration law
• Powers invites mayor to put his business in Florence
• School board pay varies widely
• COLUMN: Beware of heavy holiday traffic, other hazards
• OPINION: Times are tough, which means it's time to give
• COLUMN: Columns mark history, but don't always jog memories
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: One man's nomination for letter of the year
• COLUMN: A $99,000 razor and other useful gift ideas
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Judge not in your letters for you will be found out
• Horry County motorcycle group organizes charitable ride
• Sumter man dies in Darlington County I-20 crash Saturday
• Mitt Romney meets with voters in Myrtle Beach
• Delmae takes top honors at LEGO competition
• Dillon deputies investigate Hamer homicide
• Former CCU standout, NFL player Tolbert writes in support of David Bennett
• CCU honors its December 2011 graduating class
• FMU graduates 313 at Saturday's fall commencement
• Olanta four-wheeler rider dies in Timmonsville crash
• Pawloski creates 'culture of success' for impoverished students
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Critique of U.S. post office should be returned to sender
• Gastonia mom accused of leaving kids without food
• TSA probes bag inspections at Charlotte airport
• Cops: Man tried to run down troopers at checkpoint
• UNCW board recommends tuition, fee increases
• SC releases draft of No Child Left Behind waiver
• Man tries to run down troopers at SC checkpoint
• SC Highway Patrol requests more troopers
• FBI sanctions State Law Enforcement Division
• Horry attempted murder suspect search called off in Murrells Inlet
• Bad economy impacts Horry County families this Christmas
• Lake City Library to expand, add additional building, tech center
• Christmas comes early for children at Hemingway's Boys and Girls Club
• Two FMU ROTC graduates earn Army commissions
• Zumba marathon helps women trapped in human trafficking
• S.C. releases draft of No Child Left Behind waiver
• Hilton Head considers raising airport ticket fees
• Highway grant to improve US 301-I95 interchange
• Attorney: Crime scene DNA doesn't match suspects' in double slaying case
• Police: 20-year-old Winthrop student raped
• Marlboro County coroner rules 3-year-old's death as homicide
• SLED chief: Agency could lose access to FBI info
• Florence Police arrest attempted murder suspect
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Pee Dee Tourism embraced opportunity at welcome center
• Northeastern Technical College to hold open registration
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Headline on Cal Thomas column was way off base
• Three burglary suspects arrested after running from Horry County police
• Bauer to formally announce candidacy after SC Presidential Primary
• Candle safety important for decoration safety
• Richland County police dog killed in manhunt
• Dillon officers serach for Rowland, NC, robbery suspect
• Bennettsville Police seek suspect in Thursday shooting death
• EDITORIAL: Suddenly, a mayor's race, now, how about a debate?
• Romney picks up endorsement of South Carolina governor
• EDITORIAL: Fiscal prudence in Florence
• Company pays feds $520,000 for taken timber
• Get the sleigh ready! 9,000 soldiers going home
• Trial in UNC student leader's death nears end
• Horry Salvation Army distributes hundreds of toys
• Beekeeping course, new association comes to Pee Dee
• Some Georgetown council members show support for Hardie Plank
• Florence 1 school board inches closer to redistricting
• Trial in UNC student leader's death nears end
• Novelist Michael Peterson walks out of NC jail
• Feds undecided on hate crime charges in Florence assault case
• More might mean less for Florence yard sales
• Volunteers play Santa for seniors in Murrells Inlet
• Parole board revokes ex-HomeGold exec's release
• Haley spends weekend at T. Boone Pickens spread
• Report: Haley told insurance panel what to do
• Romney to visit Myrtle Beach for town hall meeting
• Voter registration deadline nears for presidential primary
• Marion mayor considers state senate campaign
• Darlington County paramedics concerned about speeding regulation
• Surfside woman found dead in Florida coal shipment
• North Myrtle Beach bank robbed Thursday evening
• Myrtle Beach VA Clinic prepares for troops to return from Iraq
• Horry County seeks input on housing and community development
• Local ADP employees show seniors and the disabled the true spirit of Christmas
• Florence County announces holiday schedule
• Atlantic Beach in court Thursday over voting machine issue
• Darlington County schools closed for winter break, Christmas
• Black Water Middle School student charged with making bomb threat
• SC seeks to delay immigration law challenge
• Jefferson teacher faces additional Chesterfield County charges
• Pattycake the dog resting in Coward after terrible injury
• Florence police charge Johnsonville woman with 30 counts forgery
• Man wanted in domestic dispute found dead in North Myrtle Beach
• SC taxpayers to receive income tax refund prepaid debit cards in 2012
• Santa Paws dog adoption event set for Myrtle Beach
• Aynor Middle students raise money for Wounded Warriors
• Police investigating a body found in North Myrtle Beach
• SC woman found dead in Florida coal shipment
• Atlantic Beach in court Thursday over voting machine issue
• Aryan Nations leader gets fraud sentence in SC
• Some Florence 1 board members ready to move on map
• Group to protest SC immigration law with prayer
• Bikers bringing gifts to MUSC, elves distribute
• Horry County leaders work to save 2012 Blue Crab Festival
• Conway police investigate shooting
• USPS to hold public meeting on mail processing study in Florence
• Mullins man dies after being struck by a car
• Powers, Williams-Blake may not seek re-election to Florence City Council
• Kingstree gallery exhibits black Christmas decorations
• Carters host annual FMU Santa Party
• SC AG wants to stop parole of HomeGold's Sheppard
• Prefiled bill would end all SC sales tax exemptions
• US Judge: Occupy Columbia can stay at SC Statehouse
• New administrator appointed by Mullins City Council members
• Hartsville historic preservation ordinance gets first approval
• Florence Regional Airport opens its new concourse
• Grand Strand shoppers say Santa's packing more heat this year
• Florence man found guilty of armed robbery charges
• Department of Motor Vehicles to be closed for state holidays
• FMU to close for holidays
• Source: Spurrier Jr. will not be Coastal Carolina's football coach
• ZUMBA 2
• Zumba 1
• School Foundation announces 2012 Dancing with Stars Florence cast
• Florence man arrested for sexually molesting child
• Dog Rescue 2
• Dog Rescue 1
• Marion restaurant catches fire
• Obscene ornament trial upcoming for SC woman
• Lake City store hosts cake Bake Off
• Lake City store hosts cake Bake Off
• Lake City store hosts cake Bake Off
• Lake City store hosts cake Bake Off
• VanHoose gets 30 years in murder of Coward man
• Florence County Coroner, Sheriff investigate Effingham man's death
• Florence City Councilman Robinson announces run for mayor
• 3 St James High students arrested in bomb threat investigation
• Horry County Fire Rescue reponds to apartment fire
• Horry County takes Atlantic Beach voting machines
• Obscene ornament trial upcoming for SC woman
• More sinkhole-related cracks, damage appear in Georgetown
• Police investigate early morning shooting at Myrtle Beach apartment
• Charleston-based cutter arriving home
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Fact check before giving an opinion
• Hearing on new trial for Peterson expected to end
• Former North Carolina lawmaker Allred honored by lowered flags
• Matthews man sentenced for 3 racing deaths
• North Myrtle Beach closer to being smoke free
• Horry County discusses jobs and wages
• Fowler protests Florence County property purchases
• Community welcomes new Florence County Administrator
• Port interests stress deeper Charleston Harbor
• SC Gov. Haley puts up money for new non-profit
• Powerball ticket price doubling, but chances of winning increase
• Parents concerned about Delmae Elementary sewage issues
• Lake City lawyer to challenge McGill for District 32
• EDITORIAL: State, national pension plans have to change
• Carolina Forest HOA says no Christmas decorations in yards
• South Florence high school student turns passion into job
• SC among ten states in toxic contaminants investigation
• Triggerman in Scranton murder gets 30-year sentence
• St. James High School student arrested for Facebook comment
• Little River church fire caused by faulty refrigerator wiring
• CCU Opera Workshop to perform 'Hansel and Gretel'
• Sonoco announces $100 million investment, job creation
• Darlington County solid waste centers announce schedule change
• Letters To Santa to appear in local papers
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Santa Letters
• Coastal Podiatry shoe drive benefits Myrtle Beach High School
• SC Gov Haley puts up seed money for community aid
• South Carolina Forestry Commission seeks award nominations
• Fire safety important for holiday, winter happiness
• South Carolina's tall ship to be sold
• Coast Guard flies man to NC hospital
• Santee Cooper plans rate hikes for nuclear plants
• Myrtle Beach Bike Week West in the works for Florence
• 5,000 gallons of sewage spills in Columbia river
• Feds hear comment on Charleston Harbor deepening
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Dabo may have a point, it's not much of a rivalry
• Lexington police: Women stole gifts for needy kids
• Enterprise bridge in Socastee remains closed, neighbors upset
• NC billboards to express support for immigrants
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Non-Christians shouldn't even mess with Christmas
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Bridging the gap' in Florence only took this Yankee 3 years
• Lowe's stands by decision to pull ads
• SC GOP says it won't cover cost of primary
• OSHA cites Little River painting contractor for work in N.Y.
• Florence deputies arrest man on crack charges
• Florence City Council takes on tax debate
• Police: $700,000 in insurance for 4 slain in SC
• SC GOP says it won't cover cost of primary
• North Carolina-born Marine killed in Afghasnistan
• Man wasn't initially suspect in UNC murder case
• SC GOP says it won't cover cost of primary
• SC lags in number of doctors, demand to rise
• SC House panel adopts retirement changes
• 26 Animals Seized in Dillon County Cruelty Investigation
• CCU students and players reflect on Bennett's community involvement
• Suspects arrested in connection to Pawleys Island armed robbery
• Darlington County store clerk shot by armed robber Saturday
• Robby Hill of HillSouth named to Empact 100 list
• Church fire closes road in Little River
• Hole develops at entrance to Goergetown Bank of America
• Lawsuit filed against Summerville prep school, former headmaster
• Florence-Darlington Tech to host Lego tournament
• Sellers man arrested for criminal sexual conduct with a minor
• Florence Museum prepares for crafts exhibition
• Ripley's Aquarium to donate to Toys for Tots
• Florence Fire Department has busy Sunday morning
• TRAFFIC ROUNDUP: Exercise caution during holiday traffic
• SC Forestry Commission arrests NC timber harvester
• Wells Fargo donates $10,000 and food to Manna House
• Eat breakfast with Santa at Islamorada Fish Company in Myrtle Beach
• Horry County Police indentify Carolina Forest robbery suspect
• PDRTA offers free rides on new Lake City service through Dec. 30
• Handmade 4
• Handmade 3
• Handmade 2
• Handmade Christmas 1
• Governor's School hires development manager Griffin
• Horry County Solid Waste Authority to hold ribbon cutting for The Store
• CCU's fall commencement set for Dec. 17
• New Charleston tour guides busts myths about city
• Unemployed woman works to help family celebrate holidays
• Charleston to pay outsourced custodians $53K
• Myrtle Beach gas prices up from last week
• Savannah River Site opening up tour opportunities
• Feds mark NC vaccine plant ready for flu outbreak
• Former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw addresses USC grads
• NC murder victims' relatives want Perdue veto
• Catholic Diocese in SC Updates Abuse Policy
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Brooylyn Bridge jump may be in his future
• Hot dog eating contest benefits McLeod Children's Hospital
• Georgetown church settles into borrowed chapel after building fire
• 1212 1A Masterworks Choir 1
• Suspects wanted in Pawleys Island armed robbery
• Husband charged with killing wife in SC Walmart
• SC school to offer belts to saggy pants offenders
• Former USC soccer recruit sues, charges harassment
• Debate over Florence gymnasium to renew Jan. 5
• Grant launches partnership to create virtual Florence museum
• Greater Florence Chamber moves into old First Federal building
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: She loves getting lost with Dana's columns
• COLUMN: There's nothing visitin' the tar store
• COLUMN: Rita Jenrette was once S.C. new, now she's royalty
• Johnsonville middle's mock trial team wins S.C. Bar competition
• Pee Dee River bridge crash snarls Florence, Marion traffic Saturday
• Darlington County store clerk shot by armed robber Saturday
• Runners and families like the Junior Olympics in Myrtle Beach
• Messy sewage problem disrupts Florence's Delmae Elementary
• Florence parade marks Christmas' arrival
• Olanta's Inagural Christmas Golf Cart Parade
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Hundreds turn out for Wreaths Across America in Florence
• Gaming tournament in Myrtle Beach attracts more than 50 players
• First gaming tournament in Myrtle Beach attracts more than 50 players
• Students' passion to help becomes life-saving charity
• New ruling provides more protection to chicken farmers
• Potential move for Appalachian up in the air
• EDITORIAL: Thumbs up to Trooper Anthony Fox
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Abstinence only real sex education policy students need
• Loris Library to close for carpet installation
• North Myrtle Beach golf tournament raises money for Christmas
• North Myrtle Beach golf tournament raises money for Christmas
• North Myrtle Beach golf tournament raises money for Christmas
• North Myrtle Beach golf tournament raises money for Christmas
• North Myrtle Beach golf tournament raises money for Christmas
• North Myrtle Beach golf tournament raises money for Christmas
• Horry County offices announce Christmas schedule
• Daddy-to-be Dustin Jordan is Darlington Fireman of the Year
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR:
• Mandatory helmet bill prefiled in South Carolina senate
• Candy Cane Wonderland lights up McColl night sky
• S.C. teachers' certification bonuses questioned
• South Carolina Teachers' Certification Bonuses Questioned
• Sports tourism helps Myrtle Beach economy in off-season
• Dillon authorities investigate series of suspicious fires
• Santa Claus arrives in Florence Saturday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Judge not other folks' choice in holiday words
• State Dept official: SC immigration law is wrong
• SBI agent testifies that colleague botched tests
• CCU football staffer arrested for embezzlement
• Salvation Army in need of toys
• Florence businessmen makes 'Merry Christmas' message clear as glass
• Florence 3 awarded $500,000 health center grant
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Occupiers should pick on NBA players next
• Grinch hits church, takes cookies and $12
• Groups again ask feds to block SC's Voter ID law
• Report foresees critical shortage of doctors in SC
• Darlington Raceway, Marines team up for Christmas help
• Safety seat checks to be held at Kohl's in Florence
• Society Hill man sentenced for distribution of prescription drugs
• North Myrtle Beach burglary suspect arrested
• Miles to perform Christmas music at Central United Methodist
• Florence's St. Anthony mock trial team to compete at state level
• NC lawmakers look at cost of museums, fairs
• Pee Dee cops gear up to battle holiday's impaired drivers
• Dillon County firefighter in hospital after nightclub fire
• Coker to offer athletic administration master's degree
• North-South all-stars help Myrtle Beach kids on shopping spree
• Perdue opens Executive Mansion for the holidays
• SC Ed Board hopes to resolve dispute with Zais
• Hearing on retrial for Michael Peterson continues
• SC State students receiving military commissions
• Florence Bar honors Lawson posthumously with Anderson Award
• NAACP offers up Florence One map of its own
• Effingham man charged with committing lewd act with minor
• Country music festival seeks location in Myrtle Beach
• North-South all-stars help Myrtle Beach kids on shopping spree
• Subpoenaed Haley staffers say there was no influence on DHEC board
• Postal Service studies closure of Florence processing site
• Conway man sentenced on gun charges
• Effingham man charged with grand larceny, obtaining property or signature under false pretenses
• South Florence graduates contribute to improve school's library
• Nine Conway teenagers charged in mulitple burglaries
• Deputies arrest Florence man in August burglary
• Horry County Police Detectives arrest 2 cold case homicide
• Mike McIntyre votes to defeat EPA farming regulation
• Darla Moore at Economic Development Luncehon
• Darla Moore at Economic Development Luncehon
• Beware of secret shopper scam
• Fire damage fixed, CCU residence hall reopens
• Hemingway's Solomon receives award from South Carolina coaches association
• Attorney: SC abuse suspect e-mailed families
• Gov. Haley's staff testifying on dredging permit
• St. James HS student gets chance to see D.C. in unique way
• OPINION: Time to say goodbye To USPS?
• South Carolina State Parks to celebrate the New Year with First Day Hikes Jan. 1
• Romney readies mammoth organization for long haul
• Aynor couple charged with child abuse, victim required surgery
• SLED, police working to enforce service to intoxicated patrons
• Coker picks up Chesterfield student for women's golf team
• Bob Jones University to seek accreditation
• University of South Carolina boosts minorities
• NC opens state's first modern toll road in Wake
• Gingrich, Perry bring presidential campaigns to SC
• Gov. Haley's staff to testify on river dredging permit
• SC activists call for unemployment benefit extension
• Horry County fire officials urge safety with holiday decorations
• NC officials return Zahra Baker remains to father
• Duke lacrosse accuser can stand trial for murder
• Effingham man dies in Scranton motorcycle crash
• Bill would cut South Carolina gas tax 10 percent
• 1209 1A Mock trial 1
• Revitalize plans in the works for former Myrtle Beach Pavilion site
• Thieves steal Georgetown child's Christmas gifts, piggy bank, family TV and groceries
• Peaches Corner getting an old-style Myrtle Beach makeover
• SC man gets 30 years for killing grandmother
• Jindal fundraising in NC governor's race
• Peterson 's attorneys continue attack on SBI agent
• NC House immigration panel holds 1st meeting
• Young Bachmann challenger says he wasn't coached
• Kingstree man faced with nearly $6,000 water bill
• Quick done as Timmonsville school boss
• Volunteers needed to help with GOP presidential primary in Florence
• Seasonal employment surges to highest level since 2007
• Veterans along the Grand Strand remember the attacks on Pearl Harbor
• Gardners deck the halls of Wallace House
• Bishopville woman sentenced for filing false tax returns
• Bishopville police chief Receives Thurmond Award
• Three Florence high schools take top honors
• State cuts to poll worker funds put local election commissions in a bind
• Driver charged in Tuesday crash that killed Hartsville man
• Pee Dee Union Baptist Church celebrates "Levi G. Byrd Day," December 18th
• S.C. ranks third in total National Board teachers
• GOP negotiated with Colbert over primary rights
• SC ranked 15th worst for toxic chemical emissions
• N.Y. man arrested for trafficking marijuana in Florence
• South Carolina man who confessed on voice mail denied parole
• USS Yorktown marks Pearl Harbor 70th
• Labor deal with Boeing mutes NLRB challenge talk
• North Carolina State Bar issues complaint against Easley
• York County teacher surrenders on assault charge
• West Florence students take non-profit research to the next level
• SC Highway Patrol discusses ways to decrease pedestrian fatalities
• Horry County police arrest two restaurant robbery suspect, search for third
• Three arrested after shooting in Myrtle Beach bar parking lot
• Horry County fire crews extinguish Myrtle Beach pool house fire
• FMU graduates fifth student leadership class
• Mother's body found near car, baby strapped inside
• Save on Ripley's admission by singing a carol
• Sidewalk ramp project begins on Myrtle Beach's Ocean Blvd
• EDITORIAL: Cub Scouting and other contact sports
• Pancakes, pups, cupcakes at College of Charleston
• USC researchers give 2012 economic predictions
• USS Yorktown marks Pearl Harbor 70th
• Man sentenced for 13 robberies in 6 states
• Illegal sewer line threatens to disrupt Timmonsville service
• Romano hired as NC gov's communications director
• Horry County MMA fighter raises awareness for Cystic Fibrosis
• School officials offer apology for suspending boy
• Firefighters responds to house fire in Murrells Inlet
• One person dies in Darlington County crash
• SC Education Leaders feud over authority, federal Funds
• Bill would offer incentive to report fraud, waste, corruption
• Students Ring the Salvation Army Bell
• Students Ring the Salvation Army Bell
• Students Ring the Salvation Army Bell
• Students Ring the Salvation Army Bell
• Florence Republicans react to Gingrich lead in new poll
• Railroad Junction to host 'Weekend Repurposing' class
• Florence gallery to host 'make-and-take' event
• Florence school completes successful food drive
• Group plans free senior legal issues seminar
• McLeod Hospice delivers donated Christmas trees to patients
• Coker College to offer master's in sport management
• Immigration law to force Myrtle Beach employers to fire illegals
• Florence police investigate string of break-ins
• Hemingway, Johnsonville residents charged with multiple drug offenses
• Conway Police charge four in burglary
• ACLU optimistic on Florence 1 redistricting solution
• Perry called top donors from work phones
• Hudson honored with Newsom Award
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Securing US border impossible
• COLUMN: Navigational tutorial was trip to nowhere
• Darlington Education Forum panel faces tough questions
• NC House leader: school year change short-lived
• NC high school wrestler paralyzed during match
• Kinston cop on leave after shooting his daughter
• Safe Kids Pee Dee/Coastal offers December safety tips
• Bachmann: Romney, Gingrich both have 'flaws'
• New senior center opens in growing Carolina Forest
• Boeing Dreamliner Myrtle Beach flight postponed until Wednesday
• 100 turkeys die in Colleton County fire
• SC education chief says he won't report to board
• Woman charged with sex at SC children's home
• Wind farm project in Beaufort Co. seeks NC OK
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Social Justice: It's not just for Liberals
• Body of missing hunter found on Lake Hartwell
• Petraeus, Cooper to discuss finances at Lejeune
• Winkles wins eighth term as SC Farm Bureau head
• Georgetown deputies search for attempted murder suspect
• Charleston museum could mark where slaves landed
• Lowcountry national forest marks 75th anniversary
• Darlington County industry to invest more than $70 million on project
• County ordinance clears way for lining company's expansion
• Organ donation goes well for Myrtle Beach chamber leader
• Donations sought for 'Holiday Food for Friends in Marion'
• Robinson Plant to perform short-duration siren tests
• Myrtle Beach celebrates Arbor Day
• Small businesses unprepared for new hiring rules
• Horry inmate cuts GPS ankle strap, escapes home detention
• Prefiled bills would ban texting while driving, require drug tests
• Three to receive FMU honorary degrees Dec. 17
• Postal Service changes coming to Florence residents
• Hartsville man accused of sexually assaulting girl
• Darlington deputies arrest suspect after knife fight
• Conway man makes living buying tax delinquent properties
• All City Choral Concert to air on government access channel
• Lake City teacher accused of assaulting student
• Ocean Lakes named Park of the Year
• Virtual Museum Project
• Myrtle Beach chamber to host 8th Christmas Towne Celebration
• Reward offered in Marion suspect's arrest
• Speaker of the House: S.C. 'markedly different' from D.C.
• Charleston cutter nabs $24 million in cocaine
• Florence man sought in connection with burglary
• Florence man wanted for attempted murder
• Subaru, Honda, recall vehicles due to brake issues
• Police name suspect arrested in Darlington robbery case
• ACLU sues over religious rally at Chesterfield County middle school
• PDRTA maintenance facility plans on hold
• Horry County reminds voters of SC Presidential Primary
• Son's sickle cell anemia keeps Florence family in crisis
• Horry County police arrest NC man in nightclub shooting
• Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach builds new school, looks for growth
• Cops: Man set neighbor on fire, then called 911
• Lowcountry national forest marks 75th anniversary
• Graham regaining strength at NC hospital
• Myrtle Beach gas prices fall again
• SC primary up for grabs, Gingrich making big play
• State holds 2 public forums about future of NC 12
• Myrtle Beach businesses start up or expand for holidays
• Haley, 1st family hosting Christmas Open House
• Three jurors needed in UNC student death trial
• Haley, first family hosting Christmas open house
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Readers need full picture of truck-driver training
• Myrtle Beach businesses start up or expand for holidays
• Bachmann's book tour stops in Florence
• Gov. Haley visits troops, families in Florence
• Memorial service in Conway celebrates Baby Boy Horry's short life
• Charleston changes how it investigates some fires
• Myrtle Beach ccommodations tax committee to meet Wednesday
• Florence One students make the grade in standardized testing
• Web an increasing tool to link campaigns, voters
• SC board to consider cutting down 60 grand trees
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Wukela-Leatherman bond is model politics
• Myrtle Beach to mark Arbor Day Monday afternoon
• Leatherman, Wukela transcend party ideology for community good
• Bachmann, from Waterloo to White House contender
• The write stuff
• COLUMN: Christmas shopping poses variety of criminal threats
• Memorial service to be held for Baby Boy Horry
• Bachmann to visit Myrtle Beach, Florence Sunday
• OPINION: Let's transfer Black Friday largesse to charity
• COLUMN: Back home for Christmas
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: What's missing in our CHRISTmas season?
• COLUMN: Fabled Effingham turkey tater up for grabs
• Methodist church aims for authenticity with walk-through nativity
• Thirty-three guns bought during gun buy back program in Georgetown
• Candles honor those buried in Conway's Hillcrest Cemetery
• Prosecutor reacts to Zahra's Law passage
• Support for AIDS research displayed on the beach in Myrtle Beach
• Weather, community make Johnsonville festival a success
• NC legislator in critical condition after wreck
• Getting the hang of hops farming
• Buncombe County hits record for marriage licenses
• Christmas Towne Dec. 11 in Myrtle Beach
• Cross country event set for Myrtle Beach Dec. 10
• Discarded vodka bottles on way to being a greenhouse
• SC pension's chief investment officer resigns
• Hundreds line the streets for Grand Strand holiday parades
• Report: Convicted SC child molester was mutilated
• Romney, Gingrich proceed carefully in GOP showdown
• Huntsman presses on with campaign in Florence
• Environmentalists fight planned wind farm in NC
• Virginia teen forges her own path as inventor
• MUSC campus going tobacco-free in March
• Sportsmen have many options for Christmas this year
• Town councilman pleads guilty to domestic violence
• Darlington officers arrest Dollar General armed robbery suspect
• Legless water skier works to regain his form
• Hospitalized SRS employee fired after accident
• Tips on Geek toys for Christmas
• Santa, Lions bring holiday cheer to a dozen Florence children
• Greenville County woman set on fire, man charged
• Governor, First Family to visit Florence National Guard party
• Simple ways to save on winter energy costs
• Are Your Holiday Letters Braggy Or A Breath Of Fresh Air?
• Horry County police to hold Christmas for Kids
• Myrtle Beach State Park to host Santa on the Beach
• Residents to meet in court to discuss AVX damage claims
• Hundreds participate in first night of Nights of a Thousand Candles
• Chase ends in Georgetown County; shots fired
• Staff member fired after Horry County inmate escape
• SC coastal park to remain closed through 2012
• Family funeral held for 5 NC shooting victims
• SC teenagers build home from inside jail
• Florence 1 winners announced in poster and poetry contest
• South Florence High Youth in Government Delegation awarded
• Florence 1 students make perfect PASS scores
• Body found in I-26 median was struck by vehicle
• S.C. Senate panel vote to subpoena Haley staff
• Judge orders SC Highway Patrol to release videos
• 1203 1A PDRTA 2
• 1203 1A PDRTA 1
• Coker College creates honors program
• SOPAKCO announces layoffs at Pee Dee plants
• Dec. 7, 1941:an infamous day to sell newspapers
• Fire damages Horry County home, woman taken to hospital
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ah, Mr. Robinson, a flight of fantasy
• Georgetown County deputies search for armed robbery suspect
• N.J. newlyweds killed in South Carolina wreck
• Boeing selects Myrtle Beach airport for test flights
• Historic preservation ordinance given OK BY Hartsville Planning Commission
• Hartsville's Annexation Committee eyes annexation along 151 corridor
• Laurinburg Woman spreads holiday cheer to military
• SC middle school teacher charged with assault
• SC Senate panel to debate subpoenaing Haley staff
• Group launches bid to repeal NC death penalty
• Historic SC library restores thousands of titles
• NC conference reviews coping with prostitution
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: What Washington needs are Super Duper leaders
• OPINION: Too occupied to occupy?
• Crowd gathers in Myrtle Beach to remember those killed by AIDS
• New manufacturing jobs coming to Horry County in 2012
• Distrust clouds Florence School District 1 redistricting plans
• Michigan Blue Cross deal freezes Medigap rates
• Committee backing gay marriage ban in NC formed
• 26th McLeod Hospice ceremony brightens holidays
• Drainage engineers, contractors hired by state despite lawmaker's claim in Georgetown
• Little River Blue Crab Festival cancelled for 2012
• Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce responds to negative media reports
• AIDS increasing in SC young adults, rural population
• Occupy Columbia charges dropped, still at SC Statehouse
• Furman receives $1 million gift from Milliken Foundation
• New SC ad campaign encourages SANTA designated drivers
• Project honors law enforcement officers with holiday blue light
• Santa visits Hemingway library
• Florence residents eager to see Oakland Avenue improvements
• Deputies arrest second suspect in Darlington carjacking case
• Johnsonville middle's mock trial team ready to take the stand
• Man charged in Florence domestic incident
• Presidential debate takes over the Myrtle Beach Convention Center
• Holiday celebrations in the Pee Dee
• North Myrtle Beach teen reunited with family
• Eve Carson murder case forced NC probation reforms
• NC elections chair regrets curtailing Perdue probe
• SC black student mulls Confederate flag in window
• Boeing opens interior components factory in SC
• Democrats to pursue protections for voting rights
• Charges against Occupy Columbia protesters dropped
• Horry County Cops for Cans drive sees great success
• Georgetown project awarded Duke Endowment funding
• S.C., Virginia governors bet on ACC title game
• Conway man charged in November teen shooting death
• FMU receives gift from Progress Energy for health physics program
• HopeHealth observes World AIDS Day and 14th Annual AIDSWALK
• NORAD expands Santa tracking operation, options
• California preacher tours Grand Strand aboard The Jesus Bus
• Emails detail Citadel handling of abuse complaint
• Sunny but staying chilly Thursday
• 2 Democrats want to ban Haley-ordered greeting
• NC school board to vote on 5 more classroom days
• Ho, ho, no: SC fighting holiday drunken driving
• Boaters warned of Intracoastal Waterway dredging
• Haley motion cancels hearing on Occupy Columbia
• Health and Human Services head visits Charleston
• 'I-73 for SC' lobbies in Columbia
• Police capture bank robbery suspect in Little River
• Holiday season triggers sexual assault cases
• SCHP trooper commended for arrest of murder suspect
• Audit shows problems with 2010 Horry County election
• Haley asks Occupy Columbia suit go to federal court
• SC DMV system will let customers check wait times online
• Lawmakers propose SC employees pay more to retire
• Florence native 'shaking the world'
• Darlington business owners assessing future after October fire
• Election district talk heating back up for Florence 1
• Engineering firm drills in Georgetown
• North Myrtle Beach authorities search for missing teen
• Georgetown County Sheriff's Office to participate in gun buyback
• Greenberg Building
• Rev. Billy Graham hospitalized in NC
• 35 new laws taking effect Thursday in NC
• NC attorney says local voter ID laws have problems
• Holiday celebrations in the Pee Dee
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Community Foundation a vital partner for all of the Pee Dee
• Indicted aide to Perdue surrenders at Wake jail
• C-SPAN bus keeps politics 'rolling' in Florence
• Simple steps keep real Christmas trees safe for the holidays
• State to release names of voters without ID
• Red Doe Plantation to hold weekend Christmas tours in Florence
• Students honored for perfect attendance
• Video captures great white shark off NC coast
• HCS Adult Education program and staff receives statewide recognition
• Whiteville NC native, Clemson alumn Chester McGlockton dies
• You could "Be A Santa To A Senior" on the Grand Strand
• Coastal Carolina Blue Star mothers send Christmas to troops
• Suspect wanted in Georgetown attempted home invasion
• Actress Rowell to be special guest at UNCF gala
• Holiday celebrations in the Pee Dee
• Tom Brokaw to address graduates at USC's December commencement
• Video captures great white shark off NC coast
• Mullins Marching Band setting the tone with college campus experience
• SC inmate accused of strangling sex crime convict
• Volleyball tourney set for day of SC GOP debate
• NC growers gearing up for poinsettia season
• No charges against NC teacher in assault case
• New SC contest features Lee Brothers holiday meal
• Caregivers to get tips at SC Alzheimer's workshop
• NC food distribution center will create 35 jobs
• SC Guard jets conducting exercises near Florence
• Illinois lawmaker asks feds not to deport SC man
• Myrtle Beach drivers happy to see gas under $3 again
• Meeting addresses debate over water rates in Carolina Forest
• Florence Christmas Tree Lighting
• Fire department responds to accident in Lake City
• Georgetown mayor defends Christmas light cutbacks
• Volleyball tourney still holds convention center spot slated for Myrtle Beach presidential debate
• NC government has $115M surplus through September
• New group forming to help SC nuke industry network
• SC lawmakers grill DHEC over dredging permit
• SC Supreme Court considers case that could raise taxes
• Huntsman will make campaign stop at Florence restaurant on Saturday
• Two new cakeries open on Celebration Drive
• Harwell to seek 7th Congressional District seat
• Myrtle Beach man pleads guilty to mail fraud
• Myrtle Beach city council to likely consider smoke ban
• Missing SC teen found safe at NC Occupy protest
• EDITORIAL: Oakland Avenue plan is good news and a good lesson
• Obama administration appeals cigarette pack ruling
• Man arrested for threatening Pickens sheriff
• Florence art space holding craft session for kids
• Clarendon County murder victim mourned by Florence County residents
• Bi-partisan effort leads to 2012 Oakland Avenue project
• For Hartsville's Harold Bledsoe, broadcasting is in his blood
• Florence headmaster earns leadership award
• St. John's Elementary wins national award for a unique in-school character program
• Florence businesses raise funds for youth
• 1204 1A Handwriting 1
• First Family welcomes South Carolinians for holiday celebration
• Concert event to be held at Francis Marion University
• Hartsville Historic homes hold holiday open houses, tours
• FMU to host 'It's a Wonderful Life' performance
• Kalmia Gardens to host open house in Hartsville
• Coker to offer Master Gardener class in 2012
• Girl Scout badge highlights financial preparedness
• Heart Association recognizes five Pee Dee companies
• Major improvement project slated for Florence's Oakland Avenue
• No more 70s for a while
• No more 70s for a while
• 9-year-old bit by rattlesnake at Lowcountry park
• American Airlines files for Ch. 11 protection
• North Charleston officer faces assault charge
• Gingrich: I'm not perfect, yet better than Romney
• Thanksgiving argument deadly near Lumberton
• DMV leader visits all SC offices to get ideas
• Residents, visitors must travel around closed Barefoot swingbridge
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Too many zeros, more problems in Timmonsville
• Sales tax exemption suit reaches SC high court
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Corn farmers working to help entire country
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No personal offense to rabbi but ….
• Questions remain over Georgetown sinkholes
• Lamar doctor honored with room dedication
• Smiley prepared to lead Florence School District 5
• Wife of GOP presidential hopeful visits the Grand Strand
• NC Legislature finalizes beer sale changes
• Judge denies defense motion in UNC leader's death
• Man pleads guilty to $2M chicken parts fraud
• NC senate votes to repeal death row law
• SC officials investigate sex crime inmate's death
• SC man pleads guilty to $2 million chicken parts fraud
• SC governor defends Savannah river dredging permit
• Florence bandits make off with Georgia band's guitars, more
• Haley defends decision on SC Port permit, won't testify before Senate
• Charlotte double murder suspects have Florence County connection
• Pee Dee Coalition ready to assist sexual assault victims
• Florence church prepares for 'Living Christmas Tree' event
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Congress needs term limits, maybe prison
• Marion Clemson fans meet football coach
• West to make home in Florence as federal magistrate judge
• Governor's mansion gets fresh, local Christmas trees
• Consumers: Beware of online scams while shopping online
• Florence to hold Christmas tree lighting ceremony
• AIDS Quilt on display at CCU's Myrtle Beach Center
• SC gov had her chef make birthday cakes for staff
• McLeod annual tree lighting ceremony to take place in Florence
• Johnsonville to host old-fashioned Christmas this Saturday
• CCU hosts HIV awareness event
• Florence area Make-A-Wish hosts holiday party for kids
• Grand jury indicts 3 with ties to Perdue campaign
• US judge blocks NC 'Choose Life' plates for now
• Banned players settle with gay softball group
• Florence Symphony Guild presents Holiday Home Tour
• SCHOOL NOTES: Programs benefit from S.C. Governor's School's fall dance
• A windy but warm Monday
• Jazz After Hours concert scheduled at CCU
• Myrtle Beach gas prices continue to fall
• Prep begins for SC Governor's Mansion open house
• Trial set to begin in UNC student leader's death
• NC launches new tool for teaching Civil War
• Haley to discuss Savannah port expansion
• Court hearing set over NC 'Choose Life' plates
• Gov Haley planning for first Carolighting
• Grand Strand residents visit Conway farm for Christmas Trees
• Porter Airlines brings back winter service to the Myrtle Beach area
• Black Friday sales might predict holiday shopping season
• SC man charged with robberies during football game
• SC lawmaker wants to expand vets' parking rights
• Investigators to reopen cold case slaying in SC
• Whales program at North Myrtle Beach Library Dec. 8
• Lake City's Moore faces toughest challenge yet
• COLUMN: Thanksgiving not what it used to be
• Authorities: 3 killed in North Carolina house fire
• Forfeiture funds help High Point police build range
• COLUMN: Drifting distracted drivers make motoring dangerous
• Durham officials want to tighten smoking ban
• Woman dies in Port Royal after collision with tanker
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A hearty, public thanks to West Florence FD
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: For some, cell phones are just another toy
• OPINION: Democrat's $3 Billion backdoor tax increase
• EDITORIAL: Happy vision for downtown may start with happy face
• COLUMN: Upon further review: ditch video officiating
• COLUMN: 1940s assessment of U.S. meets 21st-century critique
• Lady Antebellum owns Saturday night in Florence
• Lady A
• Lady A
• Lady A
• Lady A
• Shopping local
• Myrtle Beach small business owners look to support one another
• Myrtle Beach small business owners look to support one another
• Gun issue represents tough politics for Obama
• Myrtle Beach trio target of home-invasion armed robbery
• Durham police giving away bicycles to charities
• NC legislature will come back into session Sunday
• Cause of SC private plane's crash still unclear
• Biden's 2012 targets: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida
• UAE wants info on NC-to-DC airplane incident
• USC to train social workers on military issues
• North Myrtle Beach library to host Francis O'Donnell book signing Thursday
• BNC will close four branches after takeover
• Intracoastal Christmas Regatta collects toys for Horry County children
• SC mayor's email account hacked by scammers
• Wake Forest: Test-optional policy is a success
• Some rescued NC dogs later sold for profit
• Nonprofit aims to save Civil War's 'Kitty Hawk'
• NC NAACP seeks info on Racial Justice Act letter
• Inventor creates a world of fun
• An implausible candidate's implausible story
• Horry County jail conducting internal probe after escape
• Bald eagle rescued in NC expected to recover
• Feds studying whether to protect SC species
• Disease detectives make house calls
• Bankruptcy judge approves settlement between defunct Pace Airlines, estate of former owner Bob Brooks
• 'Coker Christmas Festival' will be presented twice this season
• Neighbors help neighbors in aftermath of NC tornado
• Holiday dinner table great genealogical resource
• Durham police giving away bicycles to charities
• Lee Brothers showing off soup skills at tailgate
• Black Friday robbery probed on Hilton Head Island
• Police: Teen dies, raising Greensboro shooting toll to 6
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: He's got the plan -- for a small fee
• EDITORIAL: Thanksgiving Thumbs: Food, Adopt-a-Unit
• Black Friday robbery reminds shoppers to be cautious
• With fall graduation scrapped, student hopes for small ceremony
• Occupy Columbia protesters now in tents on Statehouse grounds
• Florence area quilters guild to hold luncheon
• Textbooks have been contested matter in NC history
• S.C. gov's husband wanted wine chiller
• Myrtle Beach shoppers fight crowds for Black Friday deals
• Coroner: Dillon football player died of head injuries suffered in crash
• Gullah-language Bible now on audio CDs
• Lumberton man on fishing trip dies when boat hits jetty
• North Carolina mayor wants duck hunting banned near lake
• Freedom from Religion criticizes North Carolina sheriff's ad
• North Carolina judge says she deserves 2 month suspension
• Miniature train museum planned in Greenville
• More than 1,000 illegal immigrants in SC deported
• Woman faces another forgery charge in Rock Hill
• North Carolina bell ringer sets sights on world record
• Police say man scammed victims across western NC
• Three Black Friday shoppers robbed, one shot outside Myrtle Beach store
• Perdue asks Obama to support military in NC
• A beautiful Black Friday
• Black Friday starts early in Florence
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Supercommittee failure means ballot box is next
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Get informed on lobbyist Norquist
• EDITORIAL: Go Wild Gators, go Tigers, strut your stuff
• Shoppers take advantage of early Black Friday deals in Myrtle Beach
• Deal seekers line up early for Black Friday in Florence
• Byerly Foundation announces grants
• Turkey Trot 3
• Turkey Trot 2
• turkey trot 1
• People camp outside for Black Friday deals in Myrtle Beach
• Grand Strand residents get helping hand on Thanksgiving
• NC man on fishing trip dies when boat hits jetty
• NC mayor wants duck hunting banned near lake
• SC police describe man in impersonation probe
• No Thanksgiving break for SC Highway Patrol
• Manna House offers Thanksgiving dinner
• SC man dies after tractor accident
• SC officials still searching for missing NC native
• Marine Corps supporters seek museum for Carolinas
• Grand Strand runners Turkey Trot before Thanksgiving meal
• Turkey fryer causes Horry County house fire
• Pedestrian killed in Myrtle Beach identified
• Pedestrian hit by car, killed in Myrtle Beach
• A pretty average Thanksgiving Day
• North Carolina woman accused of pawning mother's jewelry
• Fort Jackson set to serve Thanksgiving meal
• Gastonia Thanksgiving tradition expects thousands
• North Carolina businesses to host Thanksgiving dinners
• Myrtle Beach Fire Department shows how to safely fry a turkey
• Grand Strand families prepare for Thanksgiving
• Myrtle Beach shoppers avoid Black Friday crowds and shop early
• Timmonsville remains may be those of missing Charlotte men
• Florence night time hot spots prepare for big crowds
• Barefoot swing bridge to reopen Thursday and Friday
• Organizing on NC gay marriage referendum takes off
• SC gov's chef sideline work reported
• SC protesters get curfew relief from judge
• SCDMV makes changes after $300,000 embezzled
• More than half a million South Carolinians to hit the roads this holiday weekend
• Area students honored at Coker College Art Club's 39th Annual Student Exhibition
• Area students inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society
• Lake City Students battle teachers on court
• Larrisa L. McDowell of Lake City featured at Clemson University Gala
• HOMICIDE SCENE
• Mobile mammography unit plans visits through February
• Timmonsville Remains Site
• Lake City resident featured at Clemson Gala
• Georgetown Sheriff's Deputies deliver food baskets to families in need
• Inmate escapes from J. Reuben Long Detention Center
• Horry County police to hold Christmas for Kids
• Catering puts Haley chef in hot water
• Georgetown property owners file claims for sinkhole damage
• Students spend day at Marion County Musuem
• F&V Cunningham
• Marion County's Operation Christmas Child now collecting gifts
• Hartsville firefighters plan Christmas toy fundraiser
• Farmers crack down on rash of pecan thieves
• COLUMN: All call to arms to save our animals
• Horry County Drug Court graduates its 100th client
• Darlington County Superintendent's contract extended
• Hartsville Christmas Parade: 'Miracle on Carolina Avenue' set for Dec. 3
• Johnsonville Fatal Crash
• Johnsonville man dies following Tuesday morning crash
• Lynchburg woman arrested for unlawful neglect of a child
• Dillon football player dies in Wednesday morning crash
• Endowed chairwoman in Community and Social Support to speak at Governor's School
• Myrtle Beach Elementary students participate in fine arts day
• Four Grand Strand men bring different voices to sing one message
• Wife of retiring Carolina Beach chief arrested
• More charges against Charleston area youth coach
• Showers early, then turning cooler
• Fake Toys for Tots representative arrested in SC
• Deadline nears for NC flood insurance claims
• Ex-DMV worker gets 18 months for stealing $250K
• Thanksgiving travel begins at Myrtle Beach airport, roadways
• EDITORIAL: Gobble if you're feeling lucky, and chip in, too
• Pee Dee Artisan's Market offers holiday buyers hand-made gifts
• Tracking how charities spend money
• Duke Energy agrees to 7.2 percent rate hike in NC
• Highway Patrol's golf tourney helps make wishes come true
• Conway residents choose incumbent in runoff election
• SC Supreme Court upholds presidential primary date
• Florence staff, seniors give thanks in advance of holiday
• SC Statehouse protesters claim victory over curfew
• Timmonsville council runoff election puts Harrison in office
• Florida double murder has possible Georgetown connection
• SC Supreme Court upholds presidential primary
• Boy flown to Charleston hospital after ATV accident in Conway
• Smart phones help on-the-go shoppers save time, money
• Aides report North Myrtle Beach aide abused autistic student
• Horry County Councilman announces he's running for 7th District
• DHEC confirms flu's arrival in SC
• Coker's Johnson selected for National Emerging Leaders Program
• Harvest Hope lands 5 ton food donation
• S.C. unemployment drops to 10.5 in October
• Annual turkey giveaway draws large crowd in Darlington
• SC attorney general waits on review on youth coach
• Darlington pedestrian struck, killed Monday evening
• Police: Myrtle Beach man arrested for killing wife
• Near record warmth continues Tuesday
• Another election coming in Atlantic Beach
• Cops: Woman tried to smuggle drugs in Bible
• Cops: SC man arrested, fired gun after NASCAR race
• New funds could help workers of defunct NC airline
• Horry County, recycling centers look out for stolen manhole covers
• Troopers, police: Defensive driving crucial during holidays
• Florence County Guardian ad Litem military volunteers sought
• DHEC gives Florence Fire Department 100 smoke alarms
• SCDOT baffled by Georgetown sinkholes
• Protesters Challenge Haley's State House Curfew
• Protesters jeer Chapel Hill council over decision
• Facility auditor: Williamsburg schools need upgrades
• SC chief: Protesting OK, but no sleeping bags
• Three campuses for deaf, blind stay in NC schools plan
• Budget oversight isn't easy for NC lawmakers
• SC chief: protesting ok, but no sleeping bags
• SC Governor's office deletes emails between staffers
• SCDOT meets with upset property owners about sinkholes
• Myrtle Beach retailers prepare for Black Friday
• Hartsville fire department plans Christmas fundraiser
• Challenge planned for Haley's Statehouse curfew
• Tips to keep your pets healthy this Thanksgiving
• Tractor-Trailers crash on Del. road, SC driver involved
• Former WBTW employee learns to live again
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Access to Medicare threatened by cut
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Republican Creed still good advice for America
• Letter to the editor: Take time to get involved, understand national debt
• National Interagency Fire Center releases seasonal fire outlook
• Cops: Woman tried to smuggle drugs in Bible
• Society Hill fire chief ferried to rest in 1956 fire truck
• Cops: SC man arrested, fired gun after NASCAR race
• Early Learning Forum scheduled for Nov. 28
• Staying safe in the Pee Dee during holiday season
• Senior art exhibition opens at Coker College
• Stratton wins Florence Museum's Miniature Art Competition
• FCSO Hog Hunt 4
• Sumter man arrested for attempted murder
• FCSO Hog Hunt 3
• Holiday Market to be held in West Columbia
• FCSO Hog Hunt 2
• Judge sends Olanta murder case to trial
• Florence Tennis Association adopts 133rd Military Police Unit
• Governor's School for Science and Mathematics accepting student applications
• Giving back: Hartsville volunteer learns it is 'more blessed to give than to receive'
• SC boy dies after being hit by 2 vehicles
• Lake City seniors recieve Thanksgiving Blessing
• Lake City seniors recieve Thanksgiving Blessing
• Lake City seniors receive Thanksgiving Blessing
• West Florence High teacher Carter's math expertise goes global
• A warm start to the work week
• NC Baptist church votes to back gay marriage
• Money could run out for right whale patrol in SC
• Lake City students get red-carpet treatment at Freedom Awards
• Lake City students get red-carpet treatment at Freedom Awards
• Challenge planned for Haley's Statehouse curfew
• SC federal prosecutors seize $12M in 12 months
• Gas prices fall along the Grand Strand
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Brooks is best choice Florence 1 could have made
• Myrtle Beach meeting updates residents on Interstate 73's status
• Two Conway drivers killed in two car collision
• Florence church's nativity exhibit in third year
• Memorial service planned for teen killed in crash
• SC student studying at Stanford is Rhodes Scholar
• Haley's office deletes emails between staffers
• 4 stabbed outside Charleston grocery store
• SLED, AG's office asked to investigate youth coach
• Rival game event to be held in Lake City
• SC Gov Haley speaking at Claflin University
• Spartanburg school exceeding despite challenges
• Expanding trucking industry needs drivers
• Florence rabbi wants city to start social justice commission
• COLUMN: Stepping back into memory-lapse moments
• Sunday morning delivery
• COLUMN: Following too closely can take motorists far from holiday cheer
• Horry County announces holiday closings
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Teresa Myers Ervin has arrived
• EDITORIAL: Early ed summit was great… now what?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Addiction to alcohol, tobacco benefits government, too
• COLUMN: When comes to dessert, don't fudge on the gravy
• Law students form organization to advocate for veterans
• Free frozen turkey brought hundreds to food distribution in Loris
• Pawleys Island church gives help single moms with their ride
• Targacept still in game, CEO says
• Employee health-care costs in NC going up next year
• Church loses handmade chicken to fowl play
• Firefighter Combat Challenge hangs up hoses in Myrtle Beach
• Missing Tennessee child located, is safe
• Retired UNCP professor seeks GOP gubernatorial nomination
• I 73 organization to meet Sunday at Myrtle Beach
• 80 to face layoffs at SRS next month
• 'One Tree Hill' wraps up filming in Wilmington
• 'Idol' winner McCreery part of NC hometown mural
• Role of underdog seems to suit Texas governor
• Robert Orr reflects on battles fought as head of N.C. Institute for Constitutional Law
• One charged in Friday Florence armed robbery
• Feds to inspect NC nuclear plant after incident
• James Island tries 4th incorporation effort
• NC television stations to offer interactive app for viewers
• FBC USC vs Citadel
• Occupy movement in NC takes stock after 2 months
• Pilot reunited with Hudson River landing jet
• Police: Woman shot daughter's boyfriend, then self
• Santa arrives at Magnolia Mall
• Santa Arrives at Magnolia Mall in Florence
• Santa Arrives at Magnolia Mall in Florence
• Duke Energy to trim proposed rate increase
• Prostate test saves NC man's life
• Myrtle Beach PlayStation seller stuck with bogus bills
• Myrtle Beach bartender charged in under-age beer sale
• Giant mound of tires in SC visible from space
• Christian Academy of Myrtle Beach to break ground Saturday
• Myrtle Beach announces Thanksgiving schedule
• Fundraiser for injured Horry County man set for Saturday
• Darlington County announces holiday schedule
• Santa to arrive at Magnolia Mall Nov. 19
• Missing Effingham girl found safe in Horry County
• Electronic glasses change view with ease
• Prison warden steps down over mental unit report
• Building collapses near Georgetown sinkholes
• Florence seniors break bread at annual Thanksgiving event
• Myrtle Beach to celebrate Kite Day Nov. 27
• Sheriff's office fulfills dreams for two boys battling cancer
• NC warden steps down over mental unit report
• How to eat on $4 a day
• SC LLR investigation: possible human trafficking connection
• Pee Dee small business owners prepare for holiday shoppers
• Salters man charged in Coward chase, crash
• Horry County grandmother, her boyfriend guilty in toddler's death
• Investigators search near island for clues in Drexel disappearance
• Darlington school board extends Knight's contract through 2013
• Police offer reward for info on fraud case in Surfside
• Horry County police look for credit card thieves
• Lynchburg man charged in Florence armed robbery
• McBee High FFA recognized for community service
• Monsanto donates to Coker, GSSSM
• COLUMN: Evicted? Not a chance. Moving? Yes we are
• Six FMU softball players earn NFCA All-Academic recognition
• EDITORIAL: High prasie for district's high marks
• Longtime Hartsville physician Dixon dies
• SC worker kills assisted-living home client
• LETTER: Used car dealer takes customer for unfair ride
• COLUMN: How does a small community create jobs?
• Hartsville Airport Commission hears updates
• Haynesworth named Hartsville's NAACP Woman of the Year
• Teen summit Saturday in Hartsville
• Session offers overview of PULSE program
• Myrtle Beach police investigate bank robbery, sixth this year
• Hospice offers tips for getting through the holidays while grieving
• Duke and Progress cut estimate merger job losses
• Haley wants answers in coach abuse case
• Myrtle Beach sisters organize Race to Save Hearts in honor of mother
• A chilly Friday, warm up coming soon
• Haley says energy costs won't close SC plant
• SBA centers in NC shutting down after Irene
• Lancaster County deputy wounded; suspect arrested
• Foreclosures leave Myrtle Beach tenants wondering what's next
• EDITORIAL: Crank up the time machine, new downtown is on the way
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cell phones, other things disrupt far more than smoke
• Pee Dee Coalition offers Victim Advocate Volunteer Training
• Building collapses near Georgetown sinkholes
• Minister: Law's repeal would be step back for NC
• Architects share new vision of historic Florence façades
• NC sheriff's deputy, suspect wounded in shooting
• Special Olympics athletes gear up for Loris golf tournament
• Gamecocks' Tanner raises money for Williamsburg seniors
• Florence-Darlington Tech honors former nursing student
• Two more elected officials looking at NC schools run
• Live crash trains officers in scene investigation
• Occupy Columbia protesters return to Statehouse, avoid arrest
• Police arrest two Olanta teens in armed robbery, chase
• Omega Psi Phi Fraternity hosts achivement award ceremony
• McBee Elementary School announces Honor Roll students
• Area students perform in Coker College Musical
• Coker College student Marlin Ketter performs senior recital
• Local residents participated in Clemson University Study Abroad program
• Foreclosures leave tenants wondering what's next
• Area students honored in Wofford College Homecoming Court
• Foreclosures leave tenants wondering what's next
• 1100 Trucking
• Tennessee man charged in North Myrtle Beach rolling meth lab bust
• 1119 1A Holiday Grief
• Timber damage from S.C. tornado was minimal
• Horry County sees more bank robberies committed by fewer crooks
• Timber damage minimal after heavy storms in SC
• Health & Education Careers Symposium to be held at NETC
• South Carolina's officials hope to remedy unemployment
• Hemingway Boys and Girls Club looks for more local funding
• South Carolina man looking for work is shot
• Longs couple arrested for child neglect, trafficking marijuana
• South Carolina Tea Party Convention to be held in Myrtle Beach
• Antonio Jackson
• Bell from the ironclad CSS Albemarle back in NC
• Aynor man charged with four bank robberies, three in Conway
• South Carolina Storm Damage
• Storm kills 1 in Davidson County
• Rain, warm weather ending
• York County officials assess storm that killed 3
• Help needed to build oyster reefs in Onslow County
• Shaw Air Base opens new store for airmen, soldiers
• Haley holding town hall meeting with Alcoa workers
• NC Pre-K program spending unlikely to change soon
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: FCSO taping embarassing, and it won't happen again
• New accuser to file lawsuit against Citadel in previous sex abuse case
• TD Bank creating 1,600 jobs in South Carolina
• Military: Greensboro native dies in Iraq explosion
• 4 dead, several hurt as storm pounds the Southeast
• Occupy protest arrests at SC Statehouse
• NC soldier dies in Iraq
• NC fines 11 stores for price scan errors
• 2011 Angels & Scrooges list gives donors information
• Moore students make school environmentally-friendly
• Darlington County schools get good financial news
• Rice: Pee Dee, Grand Strand have been left behind
• SC Santa who was sent packing, now unpacking sack
• Governor's School for Science and Mathematics MIT/NASA Zero Robotics Team named semifinalist in International Challenge
• Trinity Collegiate School Annouces Honor Roll Students
• The Byrnes School Annouces Honor Roll Students
• Reports indicate severe initiation in alleged Florence hazing incident
• Inabinet Honored for Service on Board of Trustees
• Florence City Council reviews gymnasium proposal
• S.W.A.T. enters hotel room, arrests man near Pawleys Island
• ULTA will be opening retail store in Florence
• Two arrested in North Myrtle Beach rolling meth lab bust
• Darlington School District celebrates S.C. Report Card success
• Suspect in Timmonsville shooting turns self in
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• Pee Dee Regional Center announces Christmas ornament design
• Florence gallery to host night of chamber music
• Officials lift lockdown at North Carolina college campus
• Witnesses help Horry County police locate Walmart bank robbery suspect
• North Carolina lawmakers trade accusations again over layoffs
• U.S goverment looking to hire astronauts
• GOP leader: Clean up Occupy protest
• Florence County Sheriff's Office offers firearms classes
• Lake City student named a finalist in Wendy's High School Heisman
• Diabetes instructor to host annual holiday dinner event
• COLUMN: Strumpets moved in after Scarlet left for Tara
• Brooks elected chairman of Lumbee Tribe
• One more warm day
• Horry County chairman running for 7th District
• Authorities gather for prescription drug summit
• NC students rebuild blinds destroyed by Irene
• NRC members discussing problems at Oconee
• Darla Moore to speak at event honoring GE Energy
• EDITORIAL: Timmonsville in need of a few good men
• Rice Museum kickoff spot for Rice campaign
• Socastee man indicted for string of Myrtle Beach bank robberies
• Couple donates $2 million as part of Winthrop effort
• Ford Taylor road to close for bridge repairs
• Haley: SC came out ahead with GA port permit
• SC veterans upset with Romney VA health plan
• North Myrtle Beach unofficial runoff election results
• Event links business, education, community leaders in Florence
• John Weaver no longer Horry County Administrator
• Timmonsville clerk of court placed on paid administrative leave
• Downtown Florence business owners to receive revitalization aid
• Cell phone app to help domestic violence victims speak from the grave
• Emergency crews clear Hebron crash scene
• Annual 'Drug Take-Back' a success in Darlington
• Darlington sheriff: Caller's tip leads to burglary arrests
• Emergency officials practice in simulated radiation leak
• Hartsville man accused of sexual assault
• Thousands of CCU fans don't get to attend LSU game
• Marion School District 7 making big gains in graduation rates
• Two arrested after victim thrown in Myrtle Beach bonfire
• Timmonsville's Yarborough to sign 'Stinger'
• Florence electronic warfare soldier keeps battlefield safe
• Marion deputies seek school sign vandals
• Florence School District 1 to hold choral concert
• SC welcome centers kick off recycling program
• New leader takes helm of SC public safety agency
• City of Bennettsville to hold 'Cruise-In' car show
• Bennettsville hosts Collard Festival
• Sweet launches contests for its grand opening
• Perdue calls treatment of NC inmates unacceptable
• Tom Rice to announce 7th District Congressional bid Wednesday
• Earthquake drill shakes up Lake City Elementary school day
• Hats on Parade travels Lake City's Main Street
• New Cub Scout Troop sets up in Olanta
• Grand Strand Technology Leadership awards Thursday
• Florence 3 sees improvement in school report card
• A Taste of Lake City showcases 35 area businesses, auction
• Lights of Love tree lightings set for December 1
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Veterans Day in Lake City
• Pharmacists help keep you safe
• Florence firefighters extinguish North McQueen Street fire
• Firefighter challenge to boost business for Broadway at the Beach
• No 2,400 percent raise for Charleston school board
• Unseasonably warm
• Wilmington service dog group to star in commercial
• Lumbees to elect new chairman, council members
• Haley set to speak at maritime meeting on SC coast
• Romney to court South Carolina voters on jobs
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No need for smoking law -- if rights were recognized
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Except for politics, he and Thom could be buds
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cal Thomas wrong about Arab recognition of Israel
• Myrtle Beach neighborhood divided over nightclub ordinance
• Suspect in North Carolina deaths arrested in Texas
• Officials, public celebrate Pineneedles Road project's end
• Man arrested after chase on Highway 31
• Tweaked UDO gets first nod from Conway
• NC judge recommends deportation lawsuit proceed
• NC Legislature write tribal officials on gambling
• SC woman accused in husband's death arrested in NO
• NC legislature writes tribal officials on gambling
• NC pension fund reports third quarter decline
• Text message leads NC police to robbery suspects
• SCDOT denies North Santee sign complaint
• Votes recounted, incumbents keep Georgetown City Council seats
• Brunswick County Sheriff's Office makes multiple arrests
• Pee Dee Coalition offers Victim Advocate Certification Training
• Horry County Administrator's job is in question
• S.C. Supreme Court to settle who will pay GOP Primary tab
• Florence council tees up more money for downtown hotel
• Redistricting lawsuit draws reaction from lawmakers
• Myrtle Beach man sentenced for failure to register as a sex offender
• Horry County government sells bonds
• Police searching for missing Maxton man
• Highway Patrol investigating EMS employee accused of taking marijuana from scene of wreck
• HTC Announces Mural Design Contest for High School Art Classes
• S.C. Supreme Court hears presidential primary case
• Florence-Darlington Tech honors former student
• Conway Christmas Parade set for December 10
• Commission declares S.C.'s river permit invalid
• New Florence signs point the way downtown
• North Carolina police criticized over handling of arrests
• McLeod and She Magazine partner for holiday-inspired weekend
• Breakfast 4 Christmas
• Team Horry prepares for Scott Firefighter World Combat Challenge
• Warm start to the workweek
• DOT schedules meetings about NC 12 repairs
• SC Supreme Court set to hear primary challenge
• USC, Clemson compete in 27th annual blood drive
• Annual firefighter challenge this week in Myrtle Beach
• Haley at hydraulic pump maker for job announcement
• Myrtle Beach gas prices up slightly from last week
• Electric car charging stations come to the Grand Strand
• 2 dead in SC shooting that ends in crash
• Goodwill mixes fashion with needs
• Burgess Elementary Schools hosts "Holiday Hoedown"
• Blue Star Mothers of Coastal Carolina pack Christmas boxes for troops
• John Donoghue, former Charlotte bishop, dies at 83
• Florence family, friends honor WWII veteran
• Program puts veterans in classroom in S.C., elsewhere
• Nikki Haley seldom uses state phone
• Veterans Day has special meaning to 91-year-old Anderson man
• Golf cart struck by car during game traffic
• College student from Mount Pleasant found dead
• Technology helps fans unravel tangle of games
• Columbia police chief receives top honor
• Limestone instructor fired in child porn case
• Rare 'pink meanie' jellyfish chance catch
• Horry County announces Thanksgiving closures
• Clyburn calls for bold deficit reduction plan
• Parents of fallen Marine doubly devastated
• MEETINGS: Pee Dee public meetings for Nov. 14-17
• Myrtle Beach to consider Carver Street zoning restrictions
• Myrtle Beach collard green cook-off will benefit Community Kitchen
• COLUMN: Boo IV gives up the ghost
• Myrtle Beach citizens' police academy application deadline Dec. 3
• Florence family relies on faith to weather financial crises
• Blue Star Mothers' Christmas boxes to be packed Sunday
• Monday presentation will focus on Myrtle Beach history
• PEE DEE POLITICS: What kind of shoe are you?
• OPINION: Superintendent Brooks has a solid sound
• COLUMN: Penn State scandal tarnishes his memories, too
• Volunteers Spruce Up 91-Year-Old Vet's Home
• Troopers: Debris may have started I-40 wreck
• Forgotten no longer: Black Anderson County hero gave 'ultimate measure'
• GOP debate: Attack Iran to hold off nukes?
• North Carolina wind farm losing speed
• Richland deputy's driving record questioned after fatal accident
• Here Now - Sister Issac to be honored by Pope
• Man accused of shooting Spartanburg deputy returns to Upstate to face charges
• Occupy Asheville participants charged with trespassing
• Clyburn's goal? Protect needy
• North Carolina inmate care may go private
• Anderson sheriff's deputies take man into custody for N.C. FBI agents
• Meanwhile Downtown pop-up shops flourish in Florence
• Downtown Florence Signs
• Group says 'no' to highway safety plan
• Food for Strings
• Food for Strings
• Food for Strings
• Charleston official declines to discuss 2002 fire
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Looking for alcoholics' hidden love displays
• County vs. hotel, bedbugs
• Poll: Gingrich surges, Cain sinks, Romney still leads
• Cain: God said he needed to run for president
• Teen Court gives youths a scare, second chance
• Paul says he wasn't trying to embarrass Perry
• Rowesville council incumbents lose challenge
• Suspects shoot up four Myrtle Beach homes, two cars
• Baseball-bat murder trial set to begin
• Mount Pleasant food truck stuck in middle
• GOP rivals debate foreign policy in South Carolina
• Go-kart racers in Myrtle Beach help support wounded warriors
• Horry county animal vaccination clinic set for Thursday
• Horry County to mark GIS Day Wednesday
• Aynor US 501 lane closures set for Monday, Tuesday
• Carolinas Hospital to offer health screenings to benefit Wounded Warriors
• Art in the Park this weekend at Market Common
• Downtown Conway snowball drop set for Saturday
• NASCAR Speed Park event to raise money for Wounded Warriors
• West Florence students participate in jobs program
• SC man arrested 5 times while awaiting murder trial
• SC man arrested for NC armored car robbery
• USC sets private fundraising goal at $1 billion
• Soldiers Marching
• Florence teacher involved in alleged fraternity hazing
• Santorum calls for U.S., Israeli strike against Iran
• Family welcomes baby girl at 11:11 on 11/11/11
• Darlington County honors Navy's most decorated enlisted man
• Men's Choral Gala
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Congress easier to replace than his doctor will be
• Stray Dog
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tough times, even those who still toil for the man
• Prosecutor to seek death penalty in SC deputy's death
• Search in Folly Beach for missing cadet
• North Myrtle Beach Firefighters raise money for muscular dystrophy
• Romney looks to solidify campaign strength in South Carolina
• Darlington man fulfills faith mission through Gideons
• Myrtle Beach veterans talk about unemployment issues
• USC looking to raise $1 billion by summer of 2015
• Spring Bulbs 2
• Spring Bulbs 3
• Spring Bulbs 1
• Spring Bulbs 1
• CCU observes International Education Week
• Lakeview Elementary book drive will help boy help others
• Florence deputies arrest N.C. man after high-speed chase
• Florence event to be held to dispose prescription drugs safely
• Florence Tennis Association adopts Timmonsville troops
• Applicants sought for Pee Dee Local Author Expo
• Former PTL singers returning to former theme park
• Future SC employees may need to work longer
• SLED looks into questions about Horry County police evidence room
• A sunny but brisk Friday
• Bennettsville man dies after altercation with neighbor
• SRS hosting deer hunt for wounded warriors
• Columbia hosting 33rd annual Veterans Day parade
• Re-enactors at SC's Fort Moultrie this weekend
• Homeless Grand Strand veterans search for relief
• Myrtle Beach veteran to golf 11 rounds in 11 hours on 11/11/11
• EDITORIAL: Shame on FCSO for bungled taping incident
• Helping Hands plans Community Outreach Banquet
• More than six years later, police still seek woman's killer
• North Myrtle Beach chapel booked solid for 11-11-11
• Florence 1 school board extends Brooks' contract, changes title
• Fate of Fork Post Office not final
• Two dozen groups seek NC's OK for charter schools
• SC economic advisers predict more money
• SC graduation rates, school report cards show improvement
• Surfside Beach police recongized with statewide honor
• Carolina Forest Elementary School prepares for Veteran's day
• Florence, Marion law enforcement planning November checkpoints
• Grand Strand homeowners struggle to keep the "American Dream"
• 1112 1A meanwhile 1
• Florence School District 5 continues increase in graduation rates
• New Easterling playground offers outdoor therapeutic learning environment
• NCDOT to close Cape Fear Memorial Bridge nightly
• Horry County Administrator's contract to be discussed
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: When Smoke Free Nazis approach, give them a butt
• Johnsonville elementary students get a look at Native American lifestyles
• War Between the States Museum to have Christmas open house
• Teen accused of robbing, stabbing Marion man to death
• Portrait honors Darlington's Williams, Navy's most decorated
• State report cards show improved ratings for Horry County schools
• Compromise approved on Georgia dredging permit
• Darlington man faces 41 child sexual exploitation charges
• Car component maker adds 100 jobs in Union County
• Recount confirms runoff for Timmonsville council seat
• Robert and daughter
• Georgetown County Sheriffs asking for tips to solve burglaries
• Myrtle Beach veteran to golf 11 rounds in 11 hours on 11/11/11
• Darlington sheriff attends national missing children training course
• Nine men arrested, charged in FMU hazing investigation
• Santa to arrive at Magnolia Mall Nov. 19
• Stanley B. Bikulege
• Hilex Poly CEO Bikulege joins Coker trustees
• Reset clocks, replace smoke detector batteries this weekend
• Red Fox Expo set for Tuesday night in Hartsville
• SC Transportation Dept. begins office shakeup
• One killed, one wounded in Tuesday Timmonsville shooting
• SC Gov. Haley says she was bullied as child
• NC officials say E. coli victims all visited fair
• Helping Hand struggles to assist with power bills during cold months
• State workers offer to pay more if they get raises
• Ripley's Aquarium to host Festival of Trees
• SC man in fatal wreck accused of using fake pot
• The sun returns Tuesday
• High SC court to take up James Brown settlement
• SC sheriff urges women to carry guns
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The rich and powerful planned the Great Depression?!
• New connecting road now open at Myrtle Beach Backgate
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Apologies to soldiers who suffer from mental health problems
• Suspicious package prompts closure of SC school
• Georgetown approves nearly all accommodations tax requests
• Judge denies injunction in defamation case against popular Myrtle Beach web site, Facebook page
• North Myrtle Beach voters to head to the polls Tuesday
• New Perry Iowa ad touts jobs over campaign polish
• Fort Bragg paratrooper dies after being stabbed
• Perdue, NC senators urge Big East to select ECU
• NC man pleads guilty in housing fraud case
• Adults play dress up at Myrtle Beach costume store
• Dillon man dies in afternoon house fire
• Group calls for changes on Sandy Island
• Clyburn: supercommittee failure could mean SC job losses
• Two teenagers arrested in shooting death of Conway woman
• Robeson County officers search for I-95 shooter
• CUE Center looking at cases with potential Boyer ties
• Conway Police investigate 2 bank robberies
• DOJ suing over SC's new immigration legislation
• Man accused of posing as social worker re-arrested
• Midway Fire Department receives public education award
• Conway police investigating Monday morning bank robbery
• SC court affirms pregnant girlfriend murder
• Myrtle Beach Area Chamber hosts 2011 Tourism Marketing Summit
• Florence 1 to hold annual spelling competition
• SC Democrats plan lawsuit over US House plans
• Horry County Fire Rescue battles another house fire
• Gimme Five" Food Drive at Ripley's in Myrtle Beach
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Showing ID at the polls small price to pay to vote
• Justice Dept. won't fight SC US House plan
• Local authors set to sign copies of first book in Conway
• 7th District Congressional lines OK'd by US Justice Department
• Florence 1' s Dowling to speak at national convention
• Florence 1 seeks volunteer mentors, tutors
• Woman dies in Conway shooting
• Florence smoke-free ordinance takes effect Tuesday
• Little River restaurant owners share first hand ghost stories
• No major tricks in the Halloween forecast
• SC coach arrested on sex charges
• 40 inmates fight at Lee County prison
• Former Louisiana governor campaigning in SC
• NC congressman hosts 'boot camp' for unemployed
• NC group presses for black judicial nominees
• Hearing scheduled in John Edwards sex tape case
• Myrtle Beach gas prices fall
• Two men wanted in Calabash area armed robbery
• Myrtle Beach fire leaves one person dead
• One dead after Conway mobile home burns
• Shoppers scramble to get last minute Halloween items
• Single family home burns in Wampee
• Driver for rock group dies en route to Iowa gig
• Woman shot in Conway residence
• Man faces $200,000 bond for several counts of sexual misconduct
• 'Bath salts,' fake pot haven't taken hold in Clemson, police say
• Duncan man surrenders after manhunt in Greenville
• 11th Annual Ovis Hill Farm Festival
• Woman loses last son in Westminister accident
• Joe Riley's last hurrah
• Dog survived gas chamber, up for adoption in NJ
• Stores on notice: 'Bath salts' will lead to drug charges
• Disabled vet celebrates move-in day to home built by volunteers
• Synthetic drugs taken off SC store shelves
• NC speaker says incentives deal sunk major project
• NC looking at 21 possible cases of E. coli infections in 6 counties
• Driver pulled over for loud music also gets busted for pot
• SC developer to plead guilty to mail fraud
• Judge denies bond for suspect in SC manhunt
• Brown estate was saddled by debt
• Clyburn fundraising outpaces others on super committee
• Animals rule the roost at Coastal Carolina Fair
• Rock Hill schools see revenue boost
• Universal love for Allison
• Thieves plunder SC highways for scrap metal
• USC spends millions to cover parking deck deficits
• Coalition, legislator seek to reverse dating violence trends
• Griffin 'hits ground running' as Florence city manager
• Northeastern Tech 2011 nursing grads achieve milestone
• Saturday Myrtle Beach seminar will focus on seniors' issues
• Florence family completes mission to honor veteran
• COLUMN: Beware of Halloween traffic risks, keep kids safe
• COLUMN: Scariest part of Halloween 1958 wasn't costume
• Myrtle Beach voters to fill three council seats Tuesday
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Time for Timmonsville to chill
• EDITORIAL: Forget politics, go nuts at 2011 S.C. Pecan Festival!
• COLUMN: It's no joke: Climpson grads are funny
• COLUMN: For 'high class laundering,' just dial 77
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Lucy Davis Elementary School -- A Perfect Choice
• Grand Strand voters look ahead to election year after Gingrich visit
• Johnson hasn't forgotten Florence roots
• 2,000 turn out for Pee Dee Electric Cooperative meeting
• Archaelogical Day
• Archaelogical Day
• Archaelogical Day
• Archaelogical Day
• Scranton man charged with attempted murder after stabbing
• Crowd braves weather for Pee Dee Heart Walk Saturday
• Second Horry County man dies after Tuesday car crash
• Unoccupied Florence house destroyed by fire Saturday morning
• Gingrich makes first campaign stop in the Pee Dee
• Myrtle Beach Fire Department earns education honors
• Darlington 'Punk' seeks to build ark for the homeless
• Myrtle Beach to celebrate trick-or-treat Monday
• Fossil Fair set for Ocean Lakes in Myrtle Beach Saturday
• Ovis Hill Farm Festival set for Saturday, Sunday
• Gingrich to stump in Florence, Myrtle Beach Saturday
• Loris Healthcare to offer drive-thru flu clinic Saturday
• EDITORIAL: Thumbs up to those helping restock charity's shelves
• Missing persons tour makes stop in Georgetown
• History to encamp at Florence's Delmae Heights Elementary
• Pentagon knocks Lejeune over Marine rape investigation
• NC farm hosts test of power plant from pig waste
• Man arrested for shooting a home in Carolina Forest
• Investigators, families seek support, leads in unsolved cases
• Columbia Students to read entire Bible in less than five days
• S.C. Election Commission has no confirmed cases of voter fraud
• Darlington firefighters find child alone in smoke-filled apartment
• McBee woman gets 10 years in bank robbery case
• Drew Griffin
• Nationwide emergency alert system test November 9
• Woman charged in 4 SC deaths gave away thousands
• SC counties may settle primary suit
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Together we can have a better place than we received!
• Pawleys Island man pleads guilty to taking gifts in exchange for mortgage loans
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Kudos to WHS & WHS Alumni Association
• OPINION: Could history be on the verge of repeating itself?
• 10 Greenville schools locked down for manhunt
• Nephron Pharmaceuticals plans $313M SC plant
• Georgetown High School Gospel Choir prepares for Gospel Choir Fest
• Owner of iconic Myrtle Beach eatery retiring
• Charleston child dies from home invasion wound
• Mega light show, music to debut at Pelicans Stadium
• Fall weather returns for the weekend
• Remains under Spartanburg couch were a woman
• Man shot by Fayetteville officer dies
• Coast Guard warns of shallow water in NC inlet
• Horry County man dies after mo-ped collides with 18-wheeler
• SCDOT: 2 key bridges replaced ahead of schedule
• Gingrich plans 2-day swing to court SC voters
• USS Yorktown becomes ghost ship for Halloween
• Judge may take up motion in Edwards sex tape case
• Pharmacists, law enforcement encourage proper disposal of prescription drugs
• Clemson launches stormwater pond-management website
• Myrtle Beach restaurant closes after more than 50 years
• Myrtle Beach councilman late with property tax, says economy has affected him, too
• Study on NC's $2.5B unemployment debt moves ahead
• Proposed Social Security Administration cuts could affect you
• SC voter ID law absentee ballot controversy
• Florence woman maintains health after heart attack
• Medical consortium works toward Pee Dee health-care goals
• Horry County experts tell you how to turn your debt into cash
• Johnson Controls issues holiday food collection challenge
• North Myrtle Beach considers $1 fee for hotel guests
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Old Lib' Anderson at it again with blame game
• Darlington gambling operation suspect indicted with four others
• Voc Rehab
• Florence County Council to negotiate new administrator's contract
• Pharmacists, law enforcement encourage proper disposal of prescription drugs
• Twelve people indicted in education loan fraud in Lake City
• Plane of missing SC man found near Moncks Corner
• Former Horry chair tells News13 exclusively she has breast cancer
• Perry files paperwork, $35K fee for SC primary
• Society Hill students jump into Accelerated Reader program
• SC caseworkers plan to cut child abuse, neglect
• Iron Man superhero series' 3rd film to shoot in NC
• Robeson man one of many arrested in NC child porn sweep
• Repair work complete on busy Interstate 95 bridge
• Patrick man dies in fire
• Mande Wilkes announces candidacy for 7th Congressional District
• Florence law enforcement to have increased patrols on Halloween
• Open house showcases Florence Vocational Rehab's impact
• Karen Floyd to speak in Florence Thursday night
• Darlington County Council delays action on partnership restructuring
• Patient at hospital after mo-ped collides with 18-wheeler in Horry County
• Williams Muscadine Vineyard honored in Nesmith
• Van crashes into bank in Carolina Forest
• Republican debate to be held at Myrtle Beach Convention Center
• Florence County Sheriff's Office deputies to patrol on Halloween to ensure safe evening
• CUE missing persons tour to visit Florence County Friday
• CCU professor named chair of The Humanities CouncilSC
• Fort Bragg closing stables, cites lack of revenue
• NC man charged after dead, starving dogs found
• Air Force Vet to play 11 rounds of golf to honor military on Veterans Day
• Plan would send SRS plutonium to New Mexico
• A breezy and warm Thursday
• Columbia officer fired after prostitution charge
• NC funeral director loses license after probe
• NC Medicaid reductions getting focus of lawmakers
• Retirees to protest proposed Social Security cuts
• Four elected to Florence County Disabilities Foundation board
• Man pleads guilty to fraud over mother's estate
• Nothing yet on to-do list for next NC session
• Two arrested with gun at NC school where teenager was shot
• Senators, public discuss state's retirement program
• Bennettsville dedicates American flag memorial
• Seminar offers unflinching look at domestic violence
• Matthew Doyle Among The Citadel's Best-drilled Cadets and Sierra Company Wins 2011 Kelly Cup
• Conway police monitor businesses for bath salts
• Florence food services employees win awards
• JAG-SC Career Association selects student as new president
• The Byrnes School Announces Honor Roll Students
• Florence County School District promotes cookbook
• South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics Celebrates Two National Achievement Semifinalists
• Timmonsville candidate claims harassment from opponent
• Man pleads guilty to fraud over mother's estate
• Rising tuition cause Grand Strand students to turn to tech schools
• SC, Justice Dept. discuss illegal immigration law
• Johnson Controls plans Harvest Hope holiday drive
• SC Teaching Fellows wins new award for innovation
• Human remains found wrapped in plastic under couch
• Kidnapping suspect arrested after barricading himself in Longs home
• Lake City Transit finalizing route, pushes inaugural run to December
• Standardized tests results in for FCSD3
• Local restaurant takes 3 people's choice awards at Taste of Florence
• Willie Johnson 1
• Lawyer asks for rehearing in Spence estate case
• Punk Bonnoitt
• Sea Cruz celebrates 11 years of performing on Grand Strand
• Florence MDA Jail-A-Thon raises funds for services
• Timmonsville council questions mayor's power
• Village Café opens in Hartsville
• Coker students attend SIFE World Cup in Malaysia
• Thornwell wins Hartsville Adopt-a-Hydrant Contest
• Hartsville's Ownley, Bullard earn cross-country honors
• AHA Heart Walk Saturday at Francis Marion
• Durant Center offers support, assistance for abused children
• Gideon named site vice president at Robinson plant
• Sport shooting event to raise money for medical research
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Day set for Saturday in Hartsville
• 11th Annual Ovis Hill Farm Festival features local foods
• Florence's Magnolia Mall to feature trick-or-treating Monday
• Pee Dee residents to take steps to improve health in Pee Dee Heart Walk
• Grand Strand World War II veterans take Honor Flight
• Fire at Florence fire house causes heavy damage
• Wonderful weather Wednesday
• Autopsy: NC man shot with Taser died from overdose
• Officials investigate infection at SC school
• Lawyers for Jose Padilla appealing case from SC
• New NC abortion restrictions take effect Wednesday
• Salvage in NC aims to recover Blackbeard's cannon
• Hearing scheduled in John Edwards criminal case
• College prices up again as states slash budgets
• ARCH announces free health screening series
• Myrtle Beach students step up to walking challenge
• Ultrasound viewing part of NC abortion law blocked
• NC officials investigate rash of E. coli cases
• SC might add 70,000 children to Medicaid
• Florence veterans take Honor Flight to memorials
• Ovis Hill Farm Festival 2
• Committee recommends naming new Florence 1 school for Davis
• Ovid Hill Farm Festival 1
• Pee Dee Electric Cooperative plans 72nd annual meeting
• Florence restaurants and bars prepare for Nov. 1 smoking ordinance
• Smoke Free Horry presents survey findings Tuesday
• Bystander saves one after truck crashes in water, driver killed
• South Carolina: Football's low grad rate an error
• Board names Smiley new Florence 5 schools superintendent
• Williamsburg prepares to open new county complex
• Cheap gas causes traffic headache near Spartanburg
• Wofford College to host GOP presidential debate
• Florence County libraries promote youth, adult financial literacy
• Perry gains endorcement from SC House Speaker
• Housing authority hosts residents' picnic
• Housing authority hosts residents' picnic
• Housing authority hosts residents' picnic
• Housing authority hosts residents' picnic
• SCPRT announces 'Young Filmmakers Project'
• Child left on bus, FCSD3 to investigate
• EDITORIAL: S.C. primary challenge needs to be worked out
• Woman killed 4 in SC for insurance money
• Magistrate finds probable cause in double murder case
• COLUMN: When these Saints marched in, softball marched out
• Perry wants flat tax with some popular deductions
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Innocent animals deserve better treatment
• Report details inequities for kids of gay parents
• $1 million lottery ticket unclaimed in NC
• Heartfelt homecoming: Deployed sailor surprises children at school
• Sumter couple pushes to register voters behind bars
• North Myrtle Beach High students rock out after school
• Photographer/lecturer to present program at CCU
• Greenville assistant principal faces sex charges
• 'Bath salts,' fake marijuana now a felony in SC
• Charleston adds electric car plug-ins in 3 garages
• Geithner to promote Obama's jobs plan in NC visit
• NC appeals courts considers sweepstakes machines
• SC Medicaid agency may reinstate dental coverage
• Perry brings campaign back to South Carolina
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Have-Have not gap not really American dream
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Voter ID will work like a poll tax
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Is have-have not gap really American dream?
• Horry County school board approves River Oaks attendance lines
• WWI Wagoner Story
• Two in custody after NC high school shooting
• Regulation review begins for NC "fracking" study
• SC DHEC bans bath salts, synthetic marijuana
• Program brings technology to medically underserved schools
• Darlington County bags yellow bag program
• 1025 1A Soldier 1
• S.C. Waterfowl Association keeps commitment to teaching importance of great outdoors
• SC Medicaid agency may add 70,000 kids to program
• 1026 1A Dewey 1
• 2011 Alumni of Year named at Coastal Carolina
• Survivors of WWII's Leyte Gulf gather in SC
• Florence County Central Dispatch wins award
• Pawleys Island veterinarian uses new form of therapy
• Florence police search for suspect in bank robbery
• Fayetteville schools locked down after shooting
• Widespread infrastructure thefts impact S.C. motorists
• Clemson trustees approve plans for new facilities, academic programs
• Attendance tops 1 million at NC State Fair
• New squatting strategy targets vacant NC property
• Endless Summer Festival is this weekend in North Myrtle Beach
• Beach Bowl: Sharks, Braves fans invited to "Eat Mor Chikin"
• Musical Depot helps Harvest Hope Food Bank with free guitar restrings
• Folklorists on the prowl in Pee Dee
• PEE DEE SCHOOLS COLUMN: Grants land at Florence-Darlington Tech, Coker
• US judge allows SC primary challenge arguments
• Horry County schools use social media in the classroom
• Attendance down at South Carolina State Fair
• 14 hurt when car hits NC high school band buses
• South Carolina gas prices continue to fall
• Police: 500-pound bomb found in woods likely a dud
• NC boy home after wild pitch nearly killed him
• NC National Guard soldier killed in Afghanistan
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Sloppy research mars all of Anderson's columns
• Tour seeks to reignite probes of missing people
• Two protesters arrested after walking in street
• Coming soon: Movie to film in Fairmont
• Elisa Baker insists she didn't do it
• Two mini-marathon runners get more than a medal after race
• Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon ends with record times
• Firefighters in Durham get pet oxygen masks
• Members of Georgetown church reflect after building fire
• 'Choose Life' license plate sales to fund centers in NC
• SC students can review for exams online
• Surfside Beach police capture suspected church thief
• Area residents volunteer to be Ecology Representatives at Clemson University
• Williamsburg Technical College Names President, Dean and Merit List Students
• Darlington and Hartsville Natives Named NFCA Academic All-American
• Wilson High School inducts Hall of Famers
• Former Anderson nurses recall the days that changed them forever
• Man found dead knew assailant, deputies say
• 1 horse killed after 3 run onto highway in Upstate
• Homeowner holds alleged burglar for deputies
• Inmate helped dog attack victim at animal shelter
• Man charged with stealing items from field house locker room
• Christian rally at public school raises concerns
• Another view of Mustafa emerges
• Georgetown church destroyed after early morning fire
• Don's considers changes in wake of $6M fire
• SC lawmaker: Ban bath salts, synthetic marijuana
• Firehouse Subs not a trademark name
• Myrtle Beach to fill three council seats Nov. 1
• Florence Christian to honor veterans Nov. 10
• Viers has early funding lead in race for new 7th Congressional District
• COLUMN: It's easy to throw out a 300-pound Methodist
• FMU Performing Arts Center to host The Crosswinds Trio
• Foundation offers cash for Florence 1 superintendent search
• COLUMN: Pedestrians place selves in peril when failing to use crosswalks
• COLUMN: My list is ready, waiting for the occupation
• COLUMN: Florence motorists drive me crazy
• PEE DEE POLITICS COLUMN: We get it, governor: "It's a great day..."
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Kudos to city of Florence for fast, smart response
• The State Capitol grounds won't be occupied
• The wedding is on
• Sexual assault charges dropped against former teacher
• 'A Tight Group' turns 25
• Florence Hosts Barbershop Music Conference
• barbershop
• West Florence intersection temporarily closed after accident
• Coalition
• Doors open on SCSDB renovation
• McIntyre has 555 000 chest in bid for re election
• Santee Cooper CEO Lonnie Carter to stay on
• Ballantyne neighbors help catch package stealing thieves
• Firm to move 400 Main Street employees to Forest Acres mall
• Tour seeks to reignite probes of missing people
• Man accused of throwing child says he moved the boy
• Leland credit union robbed
• Lawyer assessed $1 million in punitive damages
• Sheriff: Agents served search warrant before Darlington shooting
• Ranlo all abuzz over bomb
• Report finds young teens seldom connected to late-night crimes
• Theft suspects held at gunpoint, arrested
• Soles assault with a deadly weapon case continued
• Autopsy shows man found in hot tub drowned
• Occupy Charleston activists planning for balance of protest
• Ark. lawmakers plan meeting with Razorbacks game
• History museum tells 'The Story of North Carolina'
• SC to stores: Bath salts, fake marijuana illegal
• Columbia officer charged with prostitution
• Myrtle Beach ride, concert will benefit Caring in our Lifetime
• Hartsville Strings compete in Glee Give a Note contest
• Darlington to celebrate 'Principals for a Day' Tuesday
• Murrells Inlet BBQ fundraiser to support teen cancer patient
• Coker College's Steve Terry earns statewide honors
• Myrtle Beach International to get TSA technology upgrade
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Does Thom write that stuff just to make everyone mad?
• Ocean Lakes to feature golf car show Saturday
• McLeod Heart Run set for Saturday morning
• Spaghetti cook-off raises $600-plus for Heart Walk
• Infrastructure thieves strike South Carolina highways
• Tree planting set for Saturday at Carolina Forest ball fields
• Study demonstrates benefits of antimicrobial copper
• Myrtle Beach musical celebrates songs, letters of WWII
• Thieves swipe 2,200 gallons for gas from Orangeburg, SC station
• Columbia police officers respond to burning cross
• Man shot, killed on South Main Street in Darlington
• Andrews plant puts unemployed back to work
• Florence attorney to run for new seventh congressional district
• New award to recognize innovation in South Carolina schools
• Columbia police officers respond to burning cross
• 1022 1A Black Pets 1
• CCU trustees begin implementing Master Plan
• 2011 Cedar Branch Fish and Grits festival, November 12
• HTC Awards $4,800 in Bright Idea grants to teachers
• Myrtle Beach High students learn the skills of broadcasting
• Still in step: Love of dancing has 70-year-old still tappin' away
• NC unemployment rate ticks up to 10.5 percent
• SLED: Former deputy sent sexual messages to teen
• Conway man dies after single car crash
• North Carolina company fitting workers to jobs national need
• Bands marching into Hartsville to vie for lower state titles
• South Carolina unemployment rates falls
• Activists in Raleigh ask to camp at North Carolina Capitol
• North Carolina treasurer hits fairs to return unclaimed cash
• Days after Obama visit, North Carolina revisits jobless rate
• North Carolina center aims to make 'farm to fork' an easy trip
• 2-year-old North Carolina girl shoots self in chest
• SunTrust bank employee charged with NC theft
• Fayetteville officer hit during arrest attempt
• Museum sex suspect was Ravenel's cocaine supplier
• Beaufort coroner refuses to release autopsy report
• Jeffrey MacDonald held in Wilmington for hearing
• Myrtle Beach High students learn the skills of broadcasting
• 4 of 5 South Carolina high school students pass exit exam
• Interstate 240 repair work moves in Asheville
• Anderson County police shoot and wound man who pulled gun
• Rock Hill woman gets 25 years for hit and run
• A cool but less windy Friday
• Horry County crews battle early morning house fire
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ban more synthetics, help out the drug lords!
• 2 SC Possible Embezzlement Cases Sent To SLED
• GOP presidential debate, Las Vegas, Nevada
• Board of Trustees offers Thomas teaching, coaching position
• Board of Trustees offers Thomas teaching, coaching position
• Board of Trustees offers Thomas teaching, coaching position
• Florence shines 'lights on' after-school programs
• Activists in Raleigh ask to camp at NC Capitol
• Wells Fargo customers get others' bank statements
• New lines approved for Georgetown County Council and BOE
• Flirefighters team with Domino's to check smoke detectors
• Florence firefighters team with Domino's to check smoke detectors
• Florence County supports lawsuit against SCGOP primary
• Wellman employees look to help local families
• Mathcounts testing under way in Pee Dee
• Air Force looking at SC base for drone squadron
• Latta business owners and residents still waiting on I-73 construction
• Hartsville City Council gives final OK to bath salts ban
• State Senate retirement subcommittee plans Florence hearing
• $344M bond package that includes I-73 delayed
• Transitional shelter plans annual banquet
• Some Horry County residents pay double rate for water service
• Dirty diapers, maggots found in Spartanburg home
• Court upholds ex-Florence deputy's 400-year federal sentence
• Darlington officials unveil Stone portrait
• FOX News to hold GOP presidential debate in Myrtle Beach
• Student's art will be Darlington County Schools' holiday card
• Firefighter's alleged sex crime is child pornography
• Conway aircraft association to hold fall fly-in and BBQ
• Investigators probe Dillon nightclub fire
• GOP field's nuclear waste stance irks SC leaders
• Darlington police plan Drug Take-Back event
• Watch Live: Obama's Address to Congress on Jobs
• Man pleads guilty in SC insurance fraud case
• South Conway Elementary students learn the value of giving
• Darlington house fire destroys home
• Keep Horry County Beautiful Committee receives grant, hosts tree planting event
• Two arrested in Socastee apartment shooting
• Florence 3 bus driver suspended after student left on bus
• US Homeland Security head Napolitano visits Duke
• A windy and chilly Thursday
• $31,000 in counterfeit clothing seized in Shelby
• Lumberton fire captain faces child porn charges
• Moore County student accused of assaulting officer
• Air Force breaks ground on new Charleston housing
• Comedian Dan Aykroyd in SC, NC touting his vodka
• Anita Hill speaks at USC on women's' equality
• Company tells how to fit NC workers to the job
• SC highway commission faces request to drop I-73 funding again
• Fall is tourism season for Conway
• Florence native plans recital at John Calvin Presbyterian
• SC Supreme Court to hear primary case
• 9 deer killed on NC farm test negative for CWD
• 120 Soldiers return from Afghanistan, receive warm welcome
• More than 100 Georgetown County 2nd graders get water safety lessons
• Georgetown electric building to be demolished
• Carolina Forest restaurant to sponsor Blue Star Mothers fundraiser
• Gaffney event focuses on children with autism
• 22,000 added to voter list lacking ID
• Myrtle Beach Area Chamber's payment to Coastal Uncorked under new scrutiny
• Horry County economic development group consulting contract raises questions
• Grand Strand receives refund from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• MacNeil set to steer PDRTA along path of progress
• Florence police uncover credit card scam
• Judge sentences ex-Mullins schools leader to six years in prison
• Wells Fargo Funds Scholarship Program for First-Generation Students at Converse College
• Keith Martin Named a Student Ambassador at Coker College
• Pamela Prince Receives Coker College Social Work Department's Field Supervisor of the Year Award
• Carl Goodson Receives Coker College Social Work Department's Outstanding Community Service Award
• DeEtte Young Receives Coker College Social Work Department's Outstanding Scholarship Award
• Science and Math Governor's School Senior Named National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist
• Pee Dee residents react to Social Security increase
• FMU Biology Department honors Albrecht, Campbell
• 30 arrive for start of Occupy Charleston protest
• Winthrop announces $50M fundraising campaign
• NC man sentenced to 20 years in fatal SC shooting
• Tim Scott discusses race during meet and greet in Pawleys
• Cobras Collect for Darlington County Human Society
• Man gets 14 years in pedestrian's sidewalk death
• DEA Sponsors third prescription take-back event in Georgetown
• Three firms looking to come to Greenville County
• 5K race to help benefit Hemingway coach
• Charleston, Georgetown cargo up, earnings down
• Manufacturer bringing 200 jobs to Blackville
• WBTW and S.C. Bar teaming up for Ask-a-Lawyer program
• Charleston, Georgetown cargo up, earnings down
• Progress Energy Carolinas launches distributed solar study
• Taste of Florence
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Taste of Florence announces winners
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Taste of Florence Announces Winners
• Regulators holding public hearings on Duke request
• NC State gay, lesbian student center vandalized
• FMU ensemble to perform Tuesday in Florence
• Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon expects 4200 runners to cross finish line
• Coroner: Drug mix killed Mount Pleasant man at USC
• 4 arrested for washing windows in Asheville rally
• Disabled man killed in Robeson County home
• Feds: 69,000 SC students taking stand against guns
• Myrtle Beach judge wants people in court properly dressed
• Georgetown residents, businesses pegged for dredging funds
• Construction summit scheduled for Wilmington
• Occupy Charleston being staged in city park
• Low to bring heavy rain, wind gusts to NC coast
• SC Army Guard unit returning from Afghanistan
• Feds: 69,000 SC students taking stand against guns
• Horry County Police looking for Loris teen
• Haley outlines 2012 legislative agenda at Florence town hall
• Florence police warn of financial scams as holidays approach
• Committee closer to naming new Florence 1 school
• Davis attorney objects to phone-record subpoena
• Lawsuit May Stop South Carolina Presidential Primary
• Florence child advocacy workers stress recognizing signs of abuse
• Florence County lands $625,000 grant for drug prevention
• Lawsuit may stop S.C. presidential primary
• 'Extreme Makeover' looking for SC family to help
• State Fair Shows Students Physics At Work
• North Myrtle Beach Employees of the Month
• Johnsonville farm offers more than pumpkins this fall
• Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon raises money for animal shelter
• COLUMN: Her trusty transistor helped her stay tuned in
• SC voter ID law hits black precincts
• CCU mentors and students visit Brookgreen Gardens
• Cops: Victim gets machete, attacker loses finger
• NC meth abuse gets close look in House committee
• Timmonsville man charged with having sex with child
• Florence area League of Women Voters to hold meeting
• EDITORIAL: Citizen help in bath salts' fight is a most positive sign
• Clemson scholarship to provide $1.2M for teacher recruitment
• Johns Island woman sentenced to 5 years probation for ring theft
• Victim gets machete, attacker loses finger
• Stone Sr
• 'Kudzu bug' threatens to eat US farmers' lunch
• Two arraigned in NYC in teen basketball star's death
• Salute to American Veterans scheduled coming to CCU
• Carolina Pines receives mammography accreditation
• Carl Preston Johnson
• Loris man charged with arson in Monday fire
• Suit may stop SC presidential primary
• SC task force on beach vitex ends work
• NC mother charged with starving kids seeks release
• Anderson woman mails 5 pumpkins each year
• Obama continues NC travels, hearing from key state
• Vigil planned for NC domestic violence victims
• Army engineers detail cost of Georgetown Port dredging
• Small plane headed to Hilton Head crashes
• South Carolina man accused of posing as social worker
• SC man accused of posing as social worker
• Gas can discovered on Obama motorcade route
• Darlington County Council moves to dump yellow bags
• Nine-month old baby dies after apparently swallowing something
• Florence councilwoman continues pushing for athletic center
• "Occupy Columbia" Protesters Occupy SC Statehouse
• Second Florence business cited for selling synthetic marijuana
• Horry County telephone users could pay for upgraded 911 system
• Deer hunter dies in 18-foot fall from tree stand
• Body found in car north of Galivants Ferry
• Conway Police Department joins the Take Bake Initiative
• 1018 1A Gift Shop 1
• No rehearing granted for man in SC hotel fire
• Six car accident snarls afternoon traffic in Horry County
• Bauer announces candidacy for 7th Congressional District seat
• Florence man to serve 30 years for teen's death
• Charleston businessman Mustafa accused of rape
• 'Kudzu bug' threatens to eat US farmers' lunch
• FMU to host presentation, book signing
• High Court to decide legality of lying about military service
• Occupy Columbia protestors praise police treatment
• Haley to be in Florence for town hall meeting
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: William's Garden a resource for autisic families in S.C.
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Will 'Super Committee' cut too deep in health care?
• Animal rescue to hold open house this weekend
• Five NC residents arrested for drug trafficking
• South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism opens high school filmmaking competition
• Two Laurinburg women arrested for pill fraud
• FMU to hold book fair at Barnes & Noble
• Governor's School for Science and Math receives Award of Excellence
• Keep Horry County Beautiful Committee receives tree grant
• Autopsies confirm 3 of 4 Liberty deaths homicides
• Horry County police investigate shooting incident
• Bear hunting season opens in western NC
• NC's SBI investigates officer-involved shooting
• Duke Energy seeks NC OK to fast-track fed response
• Obama begins bus tour in NC to promote jobs bill
• SC's 9th Air Force to get Wells as new commander
• FEMA specialists offer advice at NC State Fair
• Myrtle Beach gas prices rise
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Great leaders neeeded from dog catcher on up
• Grand Strand fishermen affected by black sea bass closure
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Haley should have hired S.C. officer for safety job
• SC non-profit handles child sex abuse interviews
• Osteopathic school opens its doors in Spartanburg
• Norway mayor denies pre-election rumors
• Graham lives to finish well
• Durham district attorney presses for speed
• Civil War weapon found
• Robeson County to get briefed on program to aid elderly
• Court expected to dismiss Florence County administrator lawsuit
• Young mother was struggling to find way in world
• Television chef Paula Deen visits BCC to help raise funds for school's foundation
• North Myrtle Beach drivers wait patiently for end of road construction
• Lenders start collecting Anderson screw maker's debt
• Fire Prevention Week
• Fire Prevention Week
• Fire Prevention Week
• Fire Prevention Week
• A family's troubles land on daughter
• Window tinting tickets biased?
• Florence library debuts art gallery
• Jailed in Charlotte, stepfather no help in search for boy, Md. detective says
• Coroner: Lamar Jack ingested chemical found in fake marijuana before he died
• Train stikes, kills man in Lumberton
• Former police chief retains lawyer in disputes over pay, boat
• Gamecocks' Lattimore to miss rest of season
• Decision Time - Three seats up for grabs on Wilmington City Council
• How S.C. beat N.C. to win plant
• Authorities release names of four fatally shot in Liberty
• GenPhar no longer a 'shining star'
• NASCAR's Kenseth still searching for sponsor
• Florence man struck by car Saturday dies Sunday
• Episcopal debate leads to SC bishop investigation
• Myrtle Beach spaghetti cook-off set for Friday
• Geocaching helps families find hidden treasures, stay active
• Myrtle Beach mini-marathon set for Oct. 23
• COLUMN: Too fast for conditions isn't just rainy-day violation
• COLUMN: Who can name these 1963 tunes?
• Myrtle Beach cracks down on courtroom attire
• Myrtle Beach to trick-or-treat Oct. 31
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Good Vibrations' at the PAC was good stuff
• COLUMN: Rising debt is really Republicans' fault
• COLUMN: S.C.'s 'Tire War' win in Sumter puts state in the groove -- for now
• Myrtle Beach to collect for Coats for Kids
• EDITORIAL: Slow tempo best for Florence gym proposal
• COLUMN: Smith not qualified on paper for administrator's position
• Two arrested in Mitchell school bombs case
• College of Charleston workers get bonuses
• Same-sex couple arrested in Asheville
• Beeson given state's highest honor
• Spartanburg County moves toward ban on 'bath salts'
• Seneca men arrested by Clemson University police
• Anderson man charged with trying to hire someone to commit kidnapping, assault
• Lone protester occupies Myrtle Beach
• Man's lawsuit says his burrito was filled with saliva, sugar, salt
• Breast cancer awarness supporters flock to Barefoot Landing Saturday
• Myrtle Beach Fire Department offers Saturday open house
• Garden City surfoff benefits Fidelis Foundation
• Money being raised for wreaths at SC veterans cemetery
• Videos could land two NC women on prime time
• Pickens set to pick new police chief
• NAACP chief announces 'Face of Poverty' tour
• HARTSVILLE HIGH STUDENT COMMENDED IN 2012 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
• Oklahoma State announces Summer 2011 graduates
• Local residents share in Clemson yearbook award
• Florence 'unoccupied' by Saturday protests
• Area residents enroll at Clemson University
• Anderson firefighters battle blaze in downtown building
• Romney's rise challenges Tea Party's clout in GOP
• Crowd turns out for West Florence Fire Department open house
• Card-carrying Santa Claus remembered
• NC trio found guilty in terror plot
• SC man shot at gas station with family in car
• Wake couple charged in road rage fatality
• NC county spending $300K to tame massive potholes
• Dog that bit child had rabies
• SC woman whose dog chased car, made her fall, wants driver charged
• Man shot, killed in Kingstree Friday night
• Orangeburg man accused of peddling pot outside parents' home
• Helicopters among highlights as Saturday Fairmont parade
• Citadel grad juggles daughter, job search
• Man gets prison for torching home in Lumberton
• Myrtle Beach Fire Department offers Saturday open house
• Dillon event Saturday to feature health tips for women
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Clyburn's NLRB vote not in district's best interests
• CCU to offer seminar for women political candidates
• Timmonsville woman meets 'Children of Promise' in Africa
• Garden City surfoff will benefit Fidelis Foundation
• More Pee Dee municipalities, counties move to ban bath salts
• Fort Bragg-based soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Two arrested after homemade bombs found at NC school
• Former SC lieutenant governor sets up US House bid
• Sidealk construction to close Surfside Drive through November
• Marion adopts bath salts ban, Mullins to follow
• DSS employees suspended after Marlboro County toddler death
• Second Florence man charged in shooting death
• Jetty View Walk in the works for Murrells Inlet
• Citizens help Surfside Beach police arrest daytime burglar
• Sex offender arrested on James Island
• Dead South Carolina crows likely just drunk birds
• Justice, SC officials to meet on immigration law
• Surfside Beach Police pursuit ends in collision, arrest
• Smith: Decision to withdraw was best for Florence County
• Winners announced for the Superintendent's Service Learning Awards
• Lt. Gov's brother charges at WIS reporter during investigation
• Annual pet walk set for Saturday at Broadway at the Beach
• SC DHEC advises Anderson residents to avoid feeding, adopting wild animals
• Flock This Way set for Saturday at Barefoot Landing
• Sparks Toyota goes Pink for breast cancer awareness
• 4 people found shot to death in Liberty
• SC libraries celebrate state-wide 'Money Smart Week'
• SLED chief, others speak out on domestic violence
• SC DOT to hold meeting on intersection improvements in Liberty
• Coastal Carolina University hosts Love Your Body Day
• SC Aquarium, restaurant to host 'conscious' seafood dinner
• The Citadel unveils statue of class ring
• Pawlenty wants SC presidential primary fee refund
• Grand Strand fishermen affected by black sea bass closure
• The Citadel to unveil statue of class ring
• Utility Crews clean up overflow from sewer in Florence
• Civil Air Patrol won't take Horry County calls
• North Myrtle Beach recovers capsized boat
• Plans for new Murrells Inlet walk unveiled
• 4 people found shot to death in Liberty
• SC transportation agency expects more $ problems
• Plane lands in SC coastal marsh; 2 on board safe
• Homemade Bombs Found at NC School
• SC agency sets new rules, bars obscuring statues
• Perdue to address 68th NC NAACP convention
• Greenville man who wounded deputy sentenced
• Crisp fall air arrives for the weekend
• Firefighters extinguish fire on ESAB property, heavy damage sustained
• EDITORIAL: Real injustice? Florence council's last of transparency
• School board addresses achievement gap, building plans
• Fair showcases children's livestock
• Cheraw welcomes News 13 for Our Town
• SC man accused of tattooing minor girls
• Wall Street protests spread to Spartanburg
• SC agency sets new rules, bars obscuring statues
• Inspectors look for cause of SC State Fair ride accident
• Darlington County to mark fight against domestic violence
• DNR opens Myrtle Beach oyster recycling bin
• SC illegal immigration law could negatively impact businesses
• Carolinas CAP members selected for leadership course
• Cops bust Orangeburg County still making moonshine
• Florence County councilmen say Smith treated unfairly during admin search
• Darlington County SERT conducts cell tower rescue Thursday
• Private side wants voice in Darlington County Economic Partnership decisions
• Feds, Greenville sheriff report $2 million seized
• SC Diabetes Research Foundation to host poker tourney for charity
• Carvers Bay Middle celebrates green initiative
• Mental Health Commission members tour GSSM
• Holley named Nursing Officer of the Year
• Greater Hartsville Chamber celebrates 100 years with grand opening
• Salvation Army announces registration dates for Empty Stocking Fund assistance
• Breast Cancer walk set for Saturday at Florence's Magnolia Mall
• Copper theft presser
• Marlboro, Dillon officials declare 'war on copper theft'
• Surfside Beach dentist office goes pink to support one of its own
• SC hospital employees show off dance moves in video competition
• AAA honors safest towns in South Carolina
• Dog found by missing SC boater's side 3 days later
• Cervical cancer advocate has first-hand experience
• Beaufort County 1 of best communities for youth
• Victim identified from wreck in front of Conway hospital
• Bluffton woman being honored by president
• SC woman charged with trying to take police car
• Rockingham County, NC, administrator named to Florence position
• One more gloomy day
• Issue of killed deer may come up at NC meeting
• 6 hurt on ride at SC State Fair
• Clover school suspends JV football after hazing
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Can Florence County stand another Smith?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stay home and do your booing on the couch
• Coast RTA explores expansion options, holds meeting Thursday
• Crews respond to fire at Myrtle Beach Convention Center
• S.C. State Fair opens with new 'eye in the sky' security
• NC unemployment chief stops some new rules
• Worker hit and killed by vehicle on side of I-85
• Florence libraries introduce Dewey Dollars for children
• 1013 Gopaldas
• Myrtle Beach police investigate three internet scam incidents
• Domestic violence programs strapped for funds
• Atlantic Beach hires officer with history of misconduct
• Council declares Character Counts, passes ordinances
• Law enforcement officers take part in bath salts training
• Teen bit by rabid raccoon he picked up in woods
• Wukela will seek second term as Florence mayor
• SC diocese: Bishop probe could mean parish attacks
• Mom heard sex assault of daughter over phone
• 'Social Landscape' exhibit features photos by CCU, Chinese students
• ACLU sues to stop SC illegal immigrant law
• CCU places 69th amongst Division I colleges in study of academics, athletics
• SC State Museum kicks off $23 million renovation
• Conway police investigate deadly crash
• Grand Strand businesses motivated by real-life success story
• Florence County administrator search could end Thursday
• SC Arts Commission accepting award nominations
• SLED to investigate claim in Florence County double slaying
• Presley Shawn Mitchum
• Derrick Lakeith Moyd, Jr.
• Bobby Eugene Miller
• Dewey Robert Donnelly
• Denzel Lernard Moyd
• Georgetown deputies arrest five in McDonald Community home invasion
• SC Aquarium to debut sustainable seafood initiative
• 79-year-old patient dies in SC ambulance wreck
• 1013 CUR Piano Man 1
• Mill Creek dedicates new church
• NC man electrocuted trying to take copper
• Bluffton creates tech incubator
• Youth Day to be held in Marion County
• Third-graders go green at Conway Elementary
• Inaugural Taste of Florence highlights local restaurants
• Horry County high school firefighter class builds volunteer base
• Busy time fighting mosquitoes on SC's south coast
• Clemson faculty looks at student lab fees
• Greenville lawyer suspended for errors
• Occupy Asheville movement looks for spot to occupy
• SC park ranger updates fall colors on the Internet
• SC Episcopal bishop plans to address criticism
• NC gov holding re-election fundraisers this week
• Jury to decide case of 3 NC men in terror trial
• Families continue to support troops after 10 years of war
• Monsanto funds new coker Summer Science program
• City of Myrtle Beach discusses tourism tax
• Thousands chow down for 28th Annual Taste of the Town
• Hartsville officials consider splash park at Byerly Park
• Hartsville moves to ban bath salts
• With contention among council members, landfill battle nears an end
• Hotel tax falls into familiar coffers
• COLUMN: Fire alarm in Darlington? I'll be asleep
• NC House leader talks about welfare drug testing
• SC man charged with theft over US travel expenses
• SC awarded $300 million for foreclosure aid
• TWIN offers 'lunch-n-learn' in Florence
• Green takes 2nd term working with employers, Guard
• Florence Justice March gets message to modest group
• Horry County police explain evidence room procedures
• SCE&G, Palmetto Conservation Foundation unveil trestle along Palmetto Trail
• SC Gov Haley raised $200K cash in 3rd quarter
• Former World Number 1 tennis player highlights Litchfield charity event
• Horry County to close playground for paving
• Death penalty trial set for February in Florence
• Hearing scheduled on Duke Energy rate increase
• NC road link to Outer Banks reopens after Irene
• Honda picks NC for service center for first jet
• Man injured by shotgun pellets on SC haunted trail
• Voters in NC cities go to the polls in local races
• Toll passes go on sale in NC ahead of road opening
• SC State Fair opens 12-day run on Wednesday
• SC teen charged with painting, trying to burn cats
• Clergy discuss allegations about Episcopal bishop
• Florence County road open after log truck accident
• St. Andrew School expands with help from Taste of the Town
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Damn you Rhett Butler, cursing is out of control
• Horry County educators examine overcrowded vs underutilized schools
• Honda picks NC for service center for first jet
• 1011 1A Justice March 1
• Perdue wants $30 million for pre-K in 2012
• $20 million green energy plant at USC closed due to problems
• Drs. Bruce and Lee Foundation Library to open new gallery
• Darlington business owners assess damage after weekend fire
• NC road link to Outer Banks reopens after Irene
• Anti-Wall Street group in Myrtle Beach plans protest
• St. Andrew School expands with help from Taste of the Town
• Police investigate 'suspicious device' at ASU
• OPINION: The new 7th district needs the right kind of conservative
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Damn you Rhett Butler, cursing is out of control
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Please, don't cut her Social Security checks!
• 6-year-old girl dies in shooting in Greenwood
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: More questions than answers with rentals
• Dad killed while walking alongside bike-riding son
• SC delays fed education standards waiver request
• Wells Fargo donation funds six new scholarships for Converse College
• Horry County Firefighters Relief Fund receives donation
• Corporal, K-9 partner at Florence County Sheriff's Office named Team of the Year
• Hemingway saddles up for rodeo for the second time in 2011
• Sonoco Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Tegrant Corporation
• Conway lawyer disciplined for slapping defendant
• West Florence Fire Department hosts open house Oct. 15
• NC road link to Outer Banks will reopen Monday
• Killing of 9 penned deer in NC draws outrage
• Coker professor to lead roundtable discussion on bullying
• Deputies arrest Florence man for sexual battery of teen
• North Myrtle Beach businesses and Chamber of Commerce come together to promote tourism
• Santee Electric to celebrate "10 Years of Green" at Carvers Bay Middle School
• Florence eyes $5 million youth basketball facility
• Carolina Bays highway to be finished in 2015
• NC Residents Debate Underground Gas Fracking
• Man Shot to Death Following Argument in Lugoff
• Flash flooding, blustery winds to affect SC
• 13 SC football players suspended in hazing probe
• COLUMN: Pee Dee School notes
• WWII veteran from NC takes 1st tandem jump
• Public invited to review proposed SC textbooks
• NC protest testifies to unemployment woes
• NC fire marshal urges residents to protect homes
• SC man wants to study bobcats on Kiawah Island
• Myrtle Beach gas prices continue to fall
• Surfside Beach Library reopens
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Justice First rally about fair economy
• Military members and spouses gather in Myrtle Beach for conference
• Dillon man drowns during fishing outing
• Marion's "Most Wanted" suspect captured in North Carolina
• Florence Lutheran church blesses animals
• Greenwood police investigate shooting death of girl
• USC seeks refund on $20 million biomass power plant
• North Carolina shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Little River man shot, killed Sunday morning
• Signs point to students leaving UNCP over money woes
• Downtown Darlington Fire
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• Saturday fire guts historic Darlington Square building
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• COLUMN: Sign on door will read 'gone protestin''
• Ferocious but friendly fitness
• North Carolina warns residents about fall wildfire risks
• South Carolina Guard welcomes signal battalion after year duty
• Pee Dee legislators at grade 'C'
• North Carolina motorists warned to watch for dangerous deer
• North Carolina farm workers celebrated at agricultural expo
• COLUMN: General warfare breaks out, and it's all your fault, boomers
• OPINION: Domestic violence still plaguing state, Pee Dee
• COLUMN: Florence's bad habit: 'Modernizing' old buildings
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Is Pickle in a pickle? Clyburn thinks he is
• Smoke Free Horry to sponsor Holy Ground Celebration
• Smoke Free Horry to sponsor Holy Ground Celebration
• Athletes compete in water, on land during Myrtle Beach Triathlon
• Fire burns downtown Darlington businesses
• Northeast restaurant robbed, employee shot
• Darlington County home destroyed by fire Saturday
• Forest rape suspect still on the loose
• Lake Murray boater missing
• Asheville area men jailed in ginseng poaching
• Oh, deer! Lowe's store gets an unusual visitor
• Romney in Charleston: We'll make America safer
• Lawsuit alleges SC entrepreneur Ludwig hid $2M
• Bowzer rolls in to rock out with young Kernersville fan
• $36,000 in tires, rims stolen
• Autopsy ruling 'pending' in Bennettsville 3-year-old's death
• Haunted houses spook safely in Anderson after inspections
• Runners challenge Florence obstacles for good cause
• Durham police seek murder suspect out on bail
• Two pedestrians hit by vehicles, one dies
• Wreck kills Durham mother
• Man claims rifle used to collect $10
• Florence Fire Department Open House
• Locals ready to 'Occupy' Queen City
• Origin of East Side blaze unknown
• Say goodbye to sculptures
• 911 call released in fatal stabbing
• Two facing drug charges
• Army aviators in high demand
• 'Occupy Wilmington' organizers inspired by 'Occupy Wall Street' movement
• Myrtle Beach fire truck collides with deer
• Countywide Crimestoppers pushed
• Fall turning Western North Carolina forests into vivid works of art
• Pedestrian dies after Pickens County wreck
• NOAA announced closure of black sea bas sector
• Library showcases science behind Harry Potter
• Florence Fire Department offers Saturday open house
• Florence financial firm helps keep charity on solid footing
• Art in the Park set for Saturday in Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach celebrates Oktoberfest Saturday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: She's proud to say she's from Olanta
• Florence Alzheimer's walk Saturday morning
• State Farm Myrtle Beach Triathlon this weekend
• Wilson High plans College Application Day
• Tire blow-out causes fatal wreck on I-20
• Feds OK nc merger of Granite, CommunityOne banks
• SC man sentenced to 21 years in stabbing death
• Lamar couple accused of growing marijuana
• Worker charged with taking change from parking meters
• Deadly wreck after Aiken funeral
• Law expanding SC's DNA database was never funded
• Renewed Bean Market serves as community history hub
• Latta police seek service truck thieves
• Weather impacts some prices at Florence pumpkin patch
• SC Senate challenges state redistricting plan
• Donations down but demand remains high at Myrtle Beach food bank
• CCU choirs present fall choral concert
• FEMA: About $38 million paid in Irene aid in NC
• Bennettsville mom charged with neglect in 3-year-old's death
• Coker Library hosts book discussion
• SCDOT schedules meeting to discuss road improvements
• CCU celebrating National Coming Out Day
• North Carolina high court rules with state on death penalty
• Former judge named permanent director of SBI lab
• DJJ officer accused of sexually assaulting inmates
• SC gov's board members provided personal flights
• Coroner ID's woman killed in museum crash
• NC high court rules with state on death penalty
• Coastal Carolina University announces alcohol awareness week events
• Vehicle runs into Starbucks in Florence
• Garden City golf course to host family golf day
• 20-year-old arrested for assaulting Horry County teen met on facebook
• Domestic violence awareness advocates to visit Horry county
• Pee Dee feels impact of Angel Food Ministries' closure
• Marion County man arrested in connection with deadly club shooting
• Truck carrying fruit wrecks in SC, food donated
• Ex-treasurer of Beaufort group faces fraud charge
• Vehicle runs into Starbucks in Florence
• NC man charged with fatal hit-and-run in SC
• Progress continues on Hwy. 17 / Hwy. 22 Boat Landing
• Tow trucks circle Beaufort to honor dead driver
• Myrtle Beach man dies of heart attack while driving
• Injured sea turtle returning to ocean off SC
• NC police say man kills woman, himself
• Police: NC man was texting before he died in wreck
• SC police find toddler with pellet gun in car
• Ft. Bragg soldier charged in shooting death
• NC manufacturer assistance effort marks 1 year
• Tourism Coalition holds session in Columbia
• A fantastic fall forecast Friday
• Grand Strand Regional gets ready to open cardiac wing
• Darlington Presbyterian to have Loyalty Day
• The nation's top military band plays for a full house in Myrtle Beach
• McLeod announces One Vision One Future campaign
• Plane believed to originate from Myrtle Beach crashes in W.Va.
• SC man gets life sentence for killing co-worker
• 15 year old Charlotte murder suspect to remain in jail
• Hartsville chamber celebrates 100th anniversary, grand opening
• USC burns model dorm room to teach fire safety
• Coach Rick Barnes bring new life to Tara Hall
• 1007 1A Man Hunt 2
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• Woman dies after vehicle strikes Darlington Raceway museum
• Darlington deputies confiscate bath salts from businesses
• EDITORIAL: Haley report cards about as expected
• N.C. gospel group nominated for
• Questions linger about Horry County Police audits
• Grand Strand Regional gets ready to open cardiac wing
• SC police chief rushes to daughter's fatal wreck
• Cops: Driver jumped from rig after brakes failed
• Deputies arrest suspect after Mullins manhunt
• Toddler found with BB gun in stolen SUV in SC
• Man's body found outside St. Helena Island home
• Temporary Hatteras bridge may be open 5 years
• Leading SC conservationist recognized, awarded
• Protesters plan to 'occupy' Florence
• State Library urges children to write authors
• Lee brothers face off in supper showdown
• Marion County Manhunt
• Coker Music Ensemble to present 'Child's Play'
• Continental Tire
• CCU announces 2011 Homecoming schedule
• Two FMU professors named Trustees' Research Scholars
• Carolina Pines names Hartsville native Browne as new CEO
• Man charged with making false bomb threat at Duke
• DarCo bath salts2
• DarCo bath salts
• Re-trial in Myrtle Beach officer's death not until 2012
• Man shot while walking dog near Surfside Beach
• Hartsville mother shaves her head for childhood cancer
• SBI investigates Asheboro weatherization program
• Three Horry County men arrested, linked to 19 robbery cases
• Sample Some Lowcountry Delights and Play a Game with the South Carolina Education Lottery
• 1008 PDL Angel Food 1
• 2 boys, 11, charged with Lady's Island assault
• Deputies conduct Mullins manhunt for Richland County suspect
• Surfside Library set to open October 10
• Family of al-Qaida propagandist issues statemen
• Jury rules in case of former North Carolina sheriff's deputy
• South Carolina male nurse accused of fondling female patient
• One lane of Interstate 26 reopened after wrecks
• Incentives considered to bring HondaJet to NC
• Greer man dies 2 months after bar fight
• North Carolina official will address Irene insurance gripes
• UNC system president to formally take office
• NC fashion firm has first 'made in USA'
• Romney brings GOP presidential campaign back to SC
• South Carolina's First husband, schools chief to read to kids
• Duke Energy Exec in SC for Power Grid Future Talk
• A beautiful Thursday
• Garden City business owners weigh in on solar industry
• Free Success Skills classes start Oct. 24 at Northeastern Tech
• Hartsville Fire Department eligible for $10,000 grant
• Judge sentences N.Y. man in stolen debit, gift cards case
• Study group offers 'Days of Awe' Shabbat
• Hartsville donates police car to Sellers
• Ex-Cherokee County deputy accused of sex with informant
• Man arrested in Spartanburg County triple shooting
• Zais' school request seeks new SC textbooks, buses
• Music to their ears: Florence 1 gets violin program funding
• Horry County leaders want SLED to investigate HCPD
• SCDOT replaces stop lights in Florence
• Family still searching for answers one year after Myrtle Beach man's murder
• Former Mullins superintendent pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Council considers historic preservation ordinance for Hartsville
• Michael Christopher McBennett
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Governor's drug testing plan makes sense to him
• Deputies arrest suspect in Darlington home invasion
• Artist Blue Sky to touch up Darlington mural
• Garden City business owners weigh in on state of solar industry
• Upstate drug bust nets 400 pounds of marijuana
• Armstrong Weath
• NC reminds hunters of rules on '10-mile cloth'
• Black Water students to skype with Freak the Mighty author
• Second suspect charged in Florence slaying
• Companies bringing 100 jobs to Orangeburg County
• Death penalty sought in case of slain NC girl
• EDITORIAL: Governor needs to stop putting on a front
• Search continues for Marion's 'Most Wanted' suspect
• Murrells Inlet Restaurant Goes Green
• No proof Haley pick sped Boeing work
• Test authorized to save Johnsonville well
• USC: Decision gives green light to medical school
• Johnsonville schools, city pursue recreational renovations
• Newcomer's Club helps welcome women to improve the Grand Strand
• Charlie Brown speaks to Main St. Boys
• NC high school juniors will take college exam
• Brookgreen Gardens to host Harvest Home Weekend Festival
• Rotary Club donates dictionaries to Darlington schools
• LETTER: Patient needed and deserved more attention
• LETTER: Elect the right man to new 7TH District
• Oktoberfest in Hartsville: Break out the lederhosen
• EDITORIAL: Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Florence man arrested, charged in Ingram Street slaying
• Driver flown from Marlboro County crash scene
• FMU Psychology Department honors Denny
• NC woman killed when horse in trailer tramples her
• Haley heads to Aiken to discuss her report cards
• Historic silver items stolen from NC plantation
• Retirees want current workers, SC to pay more
• NC unveils design of Civil War license plate
• A wonderful Wednesday forecast
• Waccamaw Water Quality Conference meets Wednesday
• SC Victims Of Domestic Violence Remembered
• Appeal for former HomeGold Exec
• Tony Blair in North Carolina to talk about Iraq
• South Carolina, GOP agree to pay county primary costs
• Olanta library offers 'Internet for Beginners'
• Horry County plans to review HCPD evidence room procedures
• Timmonsville councilman expresses concern over contracts
• Timmonsville councilman expresses concern over contracts
• Commission plans workshop on comprehensive plan
• Darlington passes bath salts ban
• Watson seeks to make Darlington police agency best in S.C.
• Manna House finds itself in need of dinnerware
• Judge sentences former CVS employee on drug charge
• Waccamaw Water Quality Conference meets Wednesday
• Darlington man sentenced for federal conspiracy charge
• Preparing for Opening Day at the Fair
• Preparing for Opening Day at the Fair
• Preparing for Opening Day at the Fair
• Preparing for Opening Day at the Fair
• SC attorney general seeks voter data details
• Cops: Roommate urinating in diaper led to killing
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Dropping animals from menus has many benefits
• COLUMN: Burger meal was nostalgic bite from 2007, or thereabouts
• 2011 Health Ministry Empowerment Tour Making a Stop in Dillon
• SC State releases evaluation of school president
• SC's Fort Jackson gets renovated soldiers' clinic
• New coordinator named for CCU's women's initiative
• Clemson welcomes new Farmer Class of 2012
• FCSO offering "explosive amnesty" to residents
• Zais' school request seeks new SC textbooks, buses
• Florence One Teacher of the Year all about the learning
• Dillon man linked to Horry County armed robbery, theft
• Manhunt continues after Marion schools' lockdown
• Man in clown costume wanted in Maxton armed robbery
• Man arrested after Horry County police chase
• Plane that took off from Myrtle Beach still missing
• Conway Police looking for burglary suspect
• Lake City High to host College Application Month
• Canal dispute continues at development on SC coast
• Columbia to host conference benefiting charity
• S.C. Arts Commission Artist Fellowship applications due Nov. 1
• Meeting scheduled to discuss 153 Extention in Pickens
• State Library to offer new eBook collection
• Feds issue warrant for SC financer gone 4 years
• Man charged in Charleston slaying 5 years ago
• Fayetteville council approves limits on searches
• The perfect fall weather continues Tuesday
• White House hopeful Gingrich plans tea party visit
• Former British leader Blair speaks in Greensboro
• NC community college cancels classes after threat
• Families of SC boat crash victims awarded payments
• North Myrtle Beach recreation park designs revealed
• Man arrested after Horry County police chase
• Landfill opponents pack meeting hall in Williamsburg County
• Darlington County outlaws bath salts
• Williamsburg County Council brings landfill process to a halt
• SC Gov. Haley releases her legislative report cards
• Jobs, taxes part of Haley's SC legislative agenda
• Coroner: Loris man likely died of natural causes before car accident
• Police say snacking bandit hits 3 Anderson stores
• US Supreme Court won't hear poultry firm's appeal
• South Carolina GOP Presidential Primary Moved To Jan. 21, 2012
• Florence Mayor to revisit abandoned property ordinances
• FSD1 Teacher of Year
• Hop on the bus: Hartsville transit service begins with free fares
• Garden City thrift store gives to homeless despite its own struggles
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Outpouring of love was astonishing to Cox family
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Williamsburg needs to dump landfill, then dump council
• Georgia man charged with failing to pay $27,000 worth of S.C. timber
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Experience is key for county administrator, not his degree
• Gullah-Geechee panel opposes I-526 completion
• Charleston apartment building destroyed by fire
• Political commentator returns to Marion County to host book party
• NC audit finds state prisons undercharge counties
• Fla. Hwy Patrol leader new SC Public Safety head
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Timber fraud suspect arrested in Georgia
• Sonoco opens employee health center at Hartsville headquarters
• Florence Fire Department to hold open house
• Haley's town hall tour includes Oct. 18 stop in Florence
• S.C. League of Women Voters says elections in Horry, Williamsburg, six others, contained errors
• Two dead in I-95 accident near Coosawatchie
• Florida Highway Patrol leader new SC Public Safety head
• Outhouse race highlights fall festival in Independence, Va.
• Recession affects Pee Dee substitute teacher quantity, quality
• VA to Build new SC Outpatient Clinic in Greenville
• Audit finds problems with 2010 vote in SC
• NC an Accused in 3 Slayings Set for Trial
• Road construction to begin in North Myrtle Beach Monday
• NC food bank wins online poll, reaps tasty reward
• SC gas prices continue to fall
• Haley to unveil report cards, legislative agenda
• FBI, security alliance focus on white collar crime
• Number of unclaimed bodies increases in NC
• NC drivers looking for handbook may be out of luck
• SC GOP to announce presidential primary date
• A chilly start to the workweek
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Take special care when selecting docs to serve you
• Successful Myrtle Beach tattoo convention prompts planning for 2012
• Bikers leave Grand Strand as fall rally ends
• Grand Strand residents welcome fall
• Brunswick County deputies investigate deadly shooting
• North Carolina investigates nonprofit on weatherization funds
• Myrtle Beach set to welcome back triathalon
• 50 years ago, North Carolina rallied to bring home battleship
• "Idol" winner McCreery home in North Carolina to finish school
• Carolinas face 2012 with shrunken election budgets
• S.C. farmer finds more livestock with gunshot wounds
• Woman killed on way to help injured dog; young driver sobs at hearing
• Former HomeGold executive appeals conviction
• Numerous women claim suspect in USC professor death victimized them
• Florence craftsman is model citizen
• Location for new hospital still up in the air
• Need for police in schools debated
• COLUMN: Triplet son returns to column-worthy form
• Panel on SCETV to discuss online education
• COLUMN: Speeding just a little can cost motorists big
• North Carolina's second-largest fair is rolling through Oct. 9
• Walk on in, it's home tour time in the Carolinas
• North Carolina high school game shooting leaves man critically injured
• North Carolina paramedics compete for state title
• Ophelia weakens to still dangerous Cat 3 hurricane
• COLUMN: Florence's Dargan Street starting to regain former glow
• Williams reflects on time as Florence city manager
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Williams' next stop after life as manager
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Employees, seniors need to fight for their benefits
• Non-profit groups celebrate grand opening in nature
• Horry County School Board members discuss Carolina Forest realignment during retreat
• Hurricane Ophelia to pass east of Bermuda
• Darius Rucker, Bill Murray swing against obesity
• SC's Poet Laureate talks about new book
• 2 NC men exonerated of murder could get $500k each
• NC crash kills 2, 1 hurt speeding from checkpoint
• Law center at NCCU dumped after doubts about donor
• Gunfire at NC high school game badly wounds 1
• Mega Millions NC ticket owner splits $113M jackpot
• VA secretary orders waiver of fee changes
• Person of interest in NC double murder arrested in Myrtle Beach
• Domestic Violence Walk
• Domestic Violence Walk
• Domestic Violence Walk
• Domestic Violence Walk
• Pediatricians help revive child literacy program in Pee Dee
• Progress Energy to close N.C. coal-fired plant near Lumberton
• N.C. school system to deliver anti-bullying messages
• Fort Bragg closes popular trail for hunting season
• N.C. highway marker dedicated for AKA founder
• Early snow possible in highest elevations of N.C.
• First of four S.C. seminars on women in politics on tap
• S.C. museum resumes sidewalk telescope viewing
• North Myrtle Beach humane society to hold water duck derby
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hey, Mr. President! It's time for some real change
• Hartsville man sentenced for counterfeiting
• NC governor visits areas hard hit by Hurricane Irene
• Tougher training for SC's newest police officers
• Leaders discuss proposed Darlington County zoning districts
• COLUMN: 'Reverse Rusty?' Williams says no thanks
• Horry County school realignment plan won't please everyone
• Volunteers offer Thankful Thursday at McLeod Hospice
• Volunteers offer Thankful Thursday at McLeod Hospice
• Fall color updates to be posted on state park's website
• Horry County Auditor's office to mail property tax bills
• Sheriff's office re-examines Coates, Evans slayings
• Lejeune Marine found not guilty of hazing charges
• Bikers visit Surfside Beach businesses before rally weekend
• Horry County to offer community emergency training response
• APNewsBreak: SC voter ID count excluded thousands
• Horry County Detectives seize suspected video poker machines
• Angel Scrooge
• First Citizens celebrates grand opening of downtown branch
• Amen! Hartsville's Gospel in the Park comes to a close
• Florence sheriff's office observes ammo amnesty program
• Salvation Army salutes Hartsville's Sullivan
• Candidates announced for Myrtle Beach City Council election
• North Carolina Jail Administrator Association names jail administraor of the year
• Florence County administrator search nears end
• SC GOP disappointed in Fla. primary plan
• False alarm sounds as SC nuke plant goes on line
• CCU announces new dean of Spadoni College of Education
• Conway Police arrest assault suspect
• Conway woman arrested for unlawful conduct
• Residents, opposition prepare for stretch run of landfill battle
• Teens find it's hard to hide a purple hippo head
• Biker charged with DUI in Garden City wreck
• Marines have bulldog mascot, but it needs a name
• FMU announces record enrollment
• SC State: Working on transport center problems
• Lottery Ticket Buys North Myrtle Beach Man a Truck
• Armed robber leaves store with bag of cigarettes in Horry County
• 2 arrested in thefts of clothes dryers in SC
• Buford High player dies after being hit by car
• NC man sentenced on animal cruelty charges
• Man killed in triple shooting in Boiling Springs
• Beaufort Shrimp festival hosting SC's Vanna White
• AP Investigation: Plant deal may enrich donors
• One more warm day Friday
• Developers look to unload, buyers seek to gain through condo auction
• Myrtle Beach Oktoberfest begins Friday
• Chesterfield General offers info session on bath salts
• Woman dies after struck by SUV in Myrtle Beach
• Fall Bike Rally
• Florence 1's school foundation holds red-carpet gala
• One treated after Socastee shooting
• Domestic violence awareness events planned in Pee Dee
• Georgetown pilot speaks to members of the Dredging Task Force
• Pee Dee Jewish community celebrates Rosh Hashanah
• Williamsburg County woman suffers rabid raccoon bite
• Ex-S.C. inmate gets 4 years for student loan scheme
• Ex-SC inmate gets 4 years for student loan scheme
• Company donates pasta for each SC public school
• S.C. Republicans wait to announce presidential primary date
• DHS program helps students earn college credit
• Obama says NC will be crucial state in 2012
• Barth out, Price in for UNC against East Carolina
• Bear hunter attacked by 450-pound bruin in Maine
• Ex-SC inmate gets 4 years for student loan scheme
• A Donald 'Pee Wee' Gaskins primer
• Tattoo convention brings national buzz to Myrtle Beach
• Pee Wee Gaskins pops up again
• Socastee bank robbery suspect caught in nearby subdivision
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: More paddling at home might mean schools wouldn't have to
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Who's suffering from kids being paddled?
• Woman loses leg in North Myrtle Beach motorcycle crash
• Donkey and llama killed in SC drive-by shooting
• EDITORIAL: Florida's primary bid is a real bummer for us
• Woman tried to throw 4-year-old over fence
• Laurinburg grade schoolers G.E.A.Ring Up
• SC Attorney's Office to honor domestic violence victims
• Document shows how phone companies treat private data
• Coker professor's poem to be honored at festival
• Former consultant to NC gov now campaign manager
• Hispanics fuel US white population growth
• Groups file lawsuit to halt new NC abortion law
• Committee reviewing SC's drought status
• 4 US senators travel to post-Gadhafi Libya
• Dillon Furniture Manufacturing announces expansion, new jobs
• Biker recovering from wreck, clocked going 103 in Horry County
• 4 men arrested in Berkeley County woman's death
• SC fire department no longer praying at meetings
• Toddler found in Horry County pond listed in critical condition
• Employee stabbed to death at Mount Pleasant store
• 28th MOJA Festival opening in Charleston
• Meeting to discuss Wilmington's role in wars
• Republican Southard wins special SC House election
• New Hanover beach towns encourage plastic bag ban
• A warm but less humid Thursday
• Pawn shops grow in Myrtle Beach area
• Camp RAE plans Third Annual 5K Run
• Florence Area Literacy Council offers evening program
• Man accused in NC woman's death denies he did it
• Laird earns McLeod's 2011 Joseph G. Sylvester Award
• Firefighters respond to mobile home fire in Aynor
• SC DSS seeks to double job searches by welfare recipients
• SC Senators frustrated over retirement system shortfall
• VA hospital aims to serve new, younger veterans
• 25 SC voters get free rides to DMV
• Pawn shops grow in Myrtle Beach area
• Gamecock corn maze funds 'field of dreams'
• Horry County struggles to retain firefighters
• Two people taken to hospital following Carolina Forest wreck
• Three people taken to hospital following Carolina Forest wreck
• Florence 1 set to re-bid new middle school
• Derrick Demetrious Swinney
• SC makes the grade in civil rights education
• Brunswick County authorities arrest robbery suspect
• Officials investigate reactor shutdown at Robinson plant
• Music club to host piano concert
• Johnsonville man charged in 2007 theft, arson case
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Williamsburg doesn't need a landfill, nor does anyone else!
• Georgetown authorities arrest man after a brief chase
• Pamplico mayor worried about S.C. 51 widening
• Florence students participate in nationwide prayer event
• Men accused of using fake tickets on Little River casino boat
• Group wants public hearing on ports in Southport
• 0930 1A Reach Out and Read 1
• Lake City to host ninth annual cleanup event
• State Museum premieres month-long exhibit
• Horry County students join millions in prayer outside schools
• Horry County Police installs prescription pill drop box at M.L. Brown Building
• Chair: Eliminating SC DOT Commission hurts access
• Fake kidnapping call leads to SC Amber Alert
• Darlington schools to hold "Principal for a Day" event
• COLUMN: 26.2 miles of dedication, determination
• EDITORIAL: Many questions remain unanswered
• CCU bands to perform in Spectrum Concert
• ARCH announces free health screening locations
• Union County residents sue over machine gun range
• Horry County to offer Community Emergency Response Training
• City where Civil War began getting King memorial
• SC lottery director says growth will be difficult
• 10 jail inmates to graduate from cooking class
• Castro's daughter to speak at UNC Asheville
• Furman speaker on Mideast journalism, Al Jazeera
• MUSC receiving $130,000 in cancer research grants
• Beaufort deputies raid sweepstakes operation
• NC woman died of infection caused by neglect
• The warmth continues Wednesday
• Fall bike rally begins on Grand Strand
• Busby to lead John Calvin Presbyterian revival
• Sheriff's office hosts ride for Cystic Fibrosis
• Horry County reviews Fire Rescue efficiency
• NC gets $7 million grant to fight chronic illness
• Suspect sot in Calabash assault with knife
• Shrimp boat owner dies off coast of Georgetown
• Meeting addresses public's concerns over Burgess community plans
• Northeastern Tech celebrates Dillon campus expansion
• Workers rally to get postal service back on track
• NC gets $7 million to help fight chronic illnesses
• 25 to get free voter ID rides in South Carolina
• Aide: NC governor only joking about elections
• Hartsville Transit System to begin serving residents Monday
• EDITORIAL: Governor should give drug-testing kick a rest
• SC Sweet Potato Festival around the corner
• Andy Rooney to step down from his 60 Minutes role
• Detectives search for Calabash shooting suspect
• Department of Defense enlists Williamsburg County to help fight obesity
• S.C. ETV hosts Pee Dee Explorer website for virtual field trips
• Chesterfield County school at center of religious controversy
• Disney On Ice celebrates '100 Years of Magic'
• Federal officials question SC Senate redistricting
• En Garde! South Florence coach keeps students active with fencing program
• Happy talk: SC Gov orders 'great day' phone answer
• Smiley fills in as interim schools leader in Johnsonville
• Clemson's Edisto center to host evening field day
• Hip-hop artist Petey Pablo sentenced in NC
• Surfside Beach discussing pier, mayor's pay at Tuesday's meeting
• Music club to host piano concert
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We need more common sense, and please hurry!
• Rahab's House gives women a fresh start
• COLUMN: Malon was a nice man, unless you were a crook
• Myrtle Beach man arrested for breaking into vehicle, using stolen credit card
• Prosecutors: Edwards motions to dismiss meritless
• 22 to get free photo ID ride from SC
• Homeless vets won't have to leave Charleston base
• Browntown Museum opens doors to public
• Pedestrian killed in North Myrtle Beach now identified
• Joseph G. Sylvester Award to be presented
• SC program on emotional learning going national
• Few ask SC agency for ride to get photo ID
• Raleigh to hear from public on high-speed trains
• Wilmington employers to discuss domestic violence
• Clemson, SC technical college share training money
• Nonprofit for poor honoring Rep. Clyburn
• Spartanburg man, woman charged after toddler found
• Another round of showers Tuesday
• Another round of showers Tuesday
• Georgetown Port Dredging Task Force meets Tuesday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Clyburn not good for SC; glad about new 7th district
• Medals honor 25 who risked lives to help others
• Skeptics take aim at Horry County gun buyback programs
• Georgetown County councilman to run for another term
• Smiley will fill in as interim school leader in Johnsonville
• School district aims to settle funds investigation issue
• Council reviews Darlington County reapportionment plan
• Prosecutors file sealed response in Edwards case
• SFHS Fencing
• Jurors chosen in North Carolina man's murder trial
• Prosecutors file sealed response in Edwards case
• Man hit with high heel in argument over stripper
• Former Duke lacrosse players ask for suit to proceed
• Prosecutors file sealed response in Edwards case
• SC Republicans talk about changing your taxes
• Angels and Scrooges nominations accepted
• Lawyer, blind advocate running for Seventh Congressional District
• Counties balking at S.C. primary costs
• Horry County seasonal workers fear losing jobless benefits
• Four Society Hill men charged with burglary and grand larceny
• Brunswick County Sheriff's office searches for rubbery suspects
• No Child Left Behind: Zais will ask feds to let SC rely on own system
• Feds to spend nearly $19M on job training in NC
• Clemson receives $1M grant for auto research
• Georgia woman dies after drowning in Garden City
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Williamsburg, Florence County Councils displaying arrogance
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Beach sand over education? What is South Carolina thinking?
• CCU to host Women's Political Campaign Training School
• Zais will ask feds to let SC rely on own system
• Heritage Festival offers something for all
• Golden Leaf Festival
• Conway police need public's help in stolen credit card case
• Volunteers build cultural garden in downtown Florence
• Man's body found in North Carolina school bus
• Cops: Man eats bath salts, fires gun in SC home
• Elie Wiesel speaks to audience in Charleston
• NC teen tells 911 he shot father, stepmother
• Motorcycle riders expected on SC Grand Strand
• COLUMN: Pee Dee school notes
• SC gas prices continue to fall
• Program is putting old newspapers from SC online
• Traffic deaths rising in South Carolina
• Coastal Carolina celebrates Banned Book Week
• A drier day Monday, few showers still possible
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Education more important than government gun locks
• Old DSS building fits into county's 'one stop' plans
• Tim Scott's star rockets to the top
• Wallace Kuralt's era of sterilization
• Injured Spartanburg officer's comeback inspires many, but he says he's not done yet
• Mapmakers goof, Zebulon goes poof
• Homeless family still in limbo
• Surfside Beach police play host to Friday traffic checkpoint
• Judge expected to rule on toll-collecting Monroe Connector-Bypass shortly
• S.C. GOP voters not so opposed to tax increases to reduce deficit
• Grand Strand Miracle League kicks off 10th fall season
• One dies in Pawleys Island crash
• Long Bay Symphony entertains Myrtle Beach for 24th season
• Hearings scheduled in state's port cities for maritime study
• War relic still flying here: Corsair F4U-4, former Naval fighter, kept in great shape, ready to take on big shows
• Progress Energy pulling plug on old Weatherspoon plant
• DNR considering $160,000 copper roof
• Gun, knife show visits Pee Dee
• N.C. Pride Parade takes aim at gay-marriage amendment
• WWII sailor honored 66 years after his death in combat
• 4-year-old killed in accidental shooting; man charged
• Saying 'No' to the 'Board of Applied Psychology'
• Mullins celebrates 29th Annual Golden Leaf Festival
• Tobacco dollars dry up in county
• Darlington deputies recover Florence scouts' stolen trailer
• Legacies 'truths' of war resonate today
• Beauty queen shares experiences with disease that causes hair loss
• Turn of the century: Orangeburg County Fair delights kids of all ages for 100 years
• Politics from the Pulpit: A good idea or a bad mix?
• Study waits on NC unemployment debt solution
• Tropical Storm Philippe no threat to land
• Miracle League opens season Sunday in Myrtle Beach
• US 378 road work continues, flagging set for the week
• Mullins offers glimpse into life when golden leaf was king
• COLUMN: Memory bank is full, but not much of it's useful
• ACT scores rise for Pee Dee, S.C. students
• Long Bay Symphony to celebrate 24th season Sunday
• COLUMN: Increasing drug abuse cases translate into increased DUI cases
• Farmers' market hosts annual fall plant and flower festival
• PEE DEE POLITICS: Bath salts: Dangerous only if someone takes them
• COLUMN: Manual shows state legislature busier than it seems
• Florence County should disclose more in admin search
• Florence business cleans up after bath salt abuse
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: End 'backroom politics' in county administrator search
• OPINION: Relatively speaking, the world is falling apart
• Oconee educators to legislators: Scrap idea of merit pay for teachers
• Leland town manager hopes to resolve cloud over police
• Annual gala to raise money for homes' preservation
• CMPD seeks to buy redesigned Tasers
• Parents say book inappropriate for teens
• Lawmakers receptive to proposed beach nourishment policy changev
• Spartanburg County Council rejects paying for presidential primaries
• Student debt load will get heavier
• Rain does little for reservoirs
• Perry's barbecue taunt comes back to haunt
• Police collect guns to help stop violence in Myrtle Beach
• Haley targets legislators' special deal
• Perdue leans toward offshore drilling
• Bishopville man says he was handcuffed, assaulted over fez in Federal court
• Haley takes 2nd fundraising trip
• Tropical Storm Philippe forms in east Atlantic
• Separate school bus accidents injure 6
• 19-year-old to take seat on Neeses Town Council
• Buoys to be removed from shallow-draft inlets
• FLorence Cultural Garden Takes Root
• FLorence Cultural Garden Takes Root
• FLorence Cultural Garden Takes Root
• FLorence Cultural Garden Takes Root
• FLorence Cultural Garden Takes Root
• It pays big to be a top college coach
• Elected officals will act as waiters/waitreses at Conway Republican event
• Long Bay Symphony opens 24th season Sunday
• Recession upends dreams of aspiring teachers
• New Belgium considers Asheville for new brewery
• Some question reopening Hatteras to visitors
• A dying man's race to adopt, and a small miracle
• Dismal Swamp still burns despite rain
• 2 charged in killing of SC man as he opened door
• Burgess community plan meeting set for Tuesday
• Horry County gets OK for redistricting plan
• Myrtle Beach Colored School to mark 5th anniversary Saturday
• Myrtle Beach gun buyback set for Saturday
• S.C. may be next to ban synthetic illegal drugs
• Military: Marine killed in combat in Afghanistan
• Scotland County offers 'green' for litter sweep
• Terror defendant guilty on immigration charges
• NC governor heading to China, Japan next month
• COLUMN: Old directory shows how state has changed
• Williamsburg County landfill opponents ready for fight
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: How do these coupons work? He'd like to save, too
• New York police: Missing children may be in South Carolina
• New York police: Missing children may be in South Carolina
• Hartsville residents react to Jack B. Nimble owner's arrest
• Darlington names Watson new police chief
• Horry County Coroner and funeral home involved in lawsuit
• Bill would give cities help with doughnut holes
• Teacher, students take pride in Conway High chorus
• Horry County focuses on solutions to crime problems
• Williams-Cooper named Darlington County School District's Teacher of the Year
• Atalaya festival in Murrells Inlet begins Friday
• Davis withdraws from Darlington Police Chief consideration
• CCU celebrating the freedom to read freely
• Grand Opening scheduled for Conway's Waccamaw River Blue Trail
• Flying truck tire rolls over N.C. man's car on Highway 52 near Darlington
• CCU's Faculty Chamber Recital set for Sept. 29
• NC county addresses health risks after Irene
• 37 injured in march at Fort Bragg, 1 critically
• Mayor Pennington responds to Hartsville arson arrest
• Isom named Hartsville Chamber's 2011 Woman of Achievement
• Brunswick County Deputies Search for Assault Suspect
• Former SC teacher gets house arrest on sex charge
• Man in custody following hammer death in Myrtle Beach
• Man in custody following hammer assault in Myrtle Beach
• Darlington School District students improve SAT scores
• McLeod Farms to unveil Amazin' Field of Dreams Corn Maze
• EDITORIAL: United Way raises the bar
• North Myrtle Beach Attorney Hatley arrested for tax evasion
• Military drones found on NC beaches
• Sheriff: NC kidnapping suspect kills himself after standoff
• SC retirees might get smaller raises
• United Way Day of Caring to benefit agencies in need
• Pacolet minister killed while riding bicycle
• SC bus visit tells students of school drop out effect
• NC county addresses health risks after Irene
• A Walk In Marion County's Past
• A Walk In Marion County's Past
• OPINION: No stereotypes, just good work by Capt. Locklair
• A rather moist Friday forecast
• Former Olympian, POW shares story with Florence
• Agency details $231K tab for Haley's Europe trip
• Carolina Forest woman searching for dog after burglaries
• Lt. Gov. Ard: Pragmatism beats partisanship
• Chamber names Reichenbach Business Person of the Year
• Agency details $231K tab for Haley's Europe trip
• Lexington County man killed answering front door
• South Carolina to wear special football uniforms
• Olanta library hosts seniors program
• Florence 1 superintendent search committee plans meeting
• South Conway Elementary School after school program prepares students for the future
• Thieves steal Florence Boy Scout troop's utility trailer
• SLED reviews request to investigate Horry County Police Department
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Wake up, Sen. Malloy, everything isn't racial
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where did Gov. Haley find herself a gold mine?
• Semifinalists Named in the 2012 National Merit® Scholarship Program
• Chris Coker Addresses Junior High Conference
• Fishing tournament hopes to raise money for Tara Hall
• Chris Gerwig studies abroad during the Fall of 2011
• Business owner accused of burning former Lamar train depot
• Marion officers arrest juvenile, two others in robberies
• Marion police names man as "Most Wanted"
• Surfside Beach police conducting safety checkpoint Friday
• Jack B. Nimble arrest
• Deputies search for Tuesday night shooting suspect in Supply area
• Road construction scheduled for Hwy 17 in North Myrtle Beach
• Suspect arrested in connection to Tuesday morning Supply shooting
• Jack B. Nimble owner arrested, charged in Hartsville arson
• Investigation continues into northwest Florence shooting death
• Judges find 2 NC men who pleaded guilty to murder innocent
• ACLU: Chesterfield County religious pep rally violates Constitution
• US Attorney charges Clover woman with embezzlement
• Yorktown to be repaired in place at Patriots Point
• Brunswick County Chamber of Commerce names new Member Services Director
• Complaint made about middle school prayer rally
• Lowcountry group submits plans to move old warship
• 200-year-old tree to be removed at SC golf course
• Myrtle Beach International Airport receives $6.2 million grant
• VP visiting Charleston for fundraiser
• Suspects in NYC hoops star's death arrested in SC
• Our Town Murrells Inlet set for Thursday
• Former SC court clerk faces federal sentencing
• Hearings prep NC blind and deaf schools to close
• Police: 1 dead, 1 injured in Kershaw shooting
• SC Commerce chief to speak at manufacturing awards
• Lawsuit: NC church youth pastor abused boy
• Dry weather draining 2 big SC lakes
• Horry County deputy falls victim to ID theft, shares story to help others
• Rain chances to linger next few days
• Shaggers travel to North Myrtle Beach for annual S.O.S. event
• Woman denied parole for involvment in Atlantic Beach murder
• State lawmakers ask SLED to investigate Horry County police
• Pawleys Island attorney considers run for House Seat 108
• Horry County students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalits
• Judge sets December deadline for government reply
• 1 hurt after BB pellet hits Charlotte school bus
• NC trial focuses on plot to kill service personnel
• Suspect named in church parking lot killing in SC
• Perry campaign opens South Carolina office
• Florence city council adopts bath salt ban
• Socastee school shooting sparks security, bullying policy changes
• A man with a plan: In the end, Bob Dittman had it all planned out
• Clemson students to present winning 'connected vehicle' plan at conference
• Heritage Festival Jeweler
• HERITAGE FESTIVAL JEWELER
• Top court hears murderer's appeal
• HERITAGE FESTIVAL JEWELLER
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Minimum wage has led to loss of jobs
• Florence man denied bond in double murder case
• Cops: SC DUI suspect threw wine bottles at people
• NC treasurer hits fairs to return unclaimed cash
• NC says wine industry grew 58 percent in 4 years
• Lamar High School student charged with 2nd degree assault
• Horry County schools name National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
• Darlington close to hiring new police chief
• Energy Department details SRS drug test failures
• Smoke Free Horry to Host Grand Opening ceremony for resource center at Myrtle Beach Mall
• Bridgestone investing $1.2B in SC, adding 850 jobs
• Man on death row for killing SC student appeals
• Watchdog group slams John Edwards indictment
• Myrtle Beach small business snags big honors
• Lejeune Marines participate in Adrenalin Rush
• Perry campaign to open SC headquarters
• Cops: Dance floor bump led to fatal SC shooting
• Horry County police searching for men using stolen debit card
• Even tougher rules proposed for Beaufort Carriages
• Cops: Dance floor bump led to fatal SC shooting
• Some events at Folly Pier canceled after hurricane
• Horry County Sheriff's Office to co-host shred event
• Spartanburg man's lottery numbers finally pay off
• NC trial focuses on plot to kill service personnel
• Man on death row for killing SC student appeals
• SC's Haley attends fundraising event in Texas
• Spirit of South Carolina returns after summer away
• Staying on the damp side
• 29th Annual Greek Festival ready to delight area foodies
• Conway Police arrest burglary suspect
• Residents speak out on proposed landfill
• UNC AD committee meets for fourth time
• Stukes History Series to begin in October
• Union cop arrests teen after laser pointed at eye
• Ex-pro wrestler Matt Hardy faces drug charges
• UNC AD committee meets for fourth time
• Reaction mixed to proposed South Cashua widening
• Vending machine profits pay for school supplies in Florence 1
• Farmers market coming to Market Common
• PDRTA starts new HART bus service in Hartsville
• Law enforcement officers and community members clean up a Grand Strand community
• Mullins City Council appoints police chief as interim city administrator
• Conway police warn residents of scam
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Encounter with an I-bar means she'll never forget
• EDITORIAL: SCDOT woes nothing new in the world of road work
• Don's Car Crushing owners react to Hemingway legal action
• South Carolina schools chief Zais asks for speedy hearing on money
• Another lawsuit filed over NLRB poster rule
• COLUMN: Rhinestone cowboy Campbell headed for last roundup
• Charlotte school district wins $550,000 education prize
• Equipment supplier plans Easley facility, 50 jobs
• Horry County Police seek fraud suspects
• Robeson Regional Agricultural Fair begins September 30-October 8
• Horry County Schools gain five points on average SAT scores
• New traffic shift coming to Myrtle Beach's Harrelson Blvd. project
• North Carolina appeals court rules in charter school case
• North Carolina shooting victims ID'd as husband and wife
• Feds: Beazer employee to plead guilty in North Carolina court
• Haley wants SCDOT board eliminated
• SC State offers well water testing for radon gas
• North Myrtle Beach trying to set shagging world record Saturday
• Horry County to have final vote Tuesday on batch plant ordinance
• North Myrtle Beach initiative aims to attract more business
• Charlotte gets $25 million for streetcar line
• Financial oversight board gets DOT cash briefing
• SC wildlife agency considers fee increases
• Rain expected to linger next few days
• Infant safe after mother shot, left on road to die
• SC Supreme Court backs Horry County in trash lawsuit
• SC Supreme Court backs Horry County in trash lawsuit
• Conway attorney suspended following indecent exposure case seeks reinstatement
• NC gets $2M in post-Irene funding for temp workers
• Police: 2 people involved in shooting at Lowe's
• SC couple accused of illegally giving to Graham
• North Myrtle Beach city council takes up lasers
• North Myrtle Beach city council takes up lasers
• Zinc production plant to be built in western NC
• Fowler ready to sue Smith over administrator's job
• South Carolina couple accused of illegally giving to Graham
• 2 people shot to death at Lowe's in North Carolina
• Williamsburg County magnet school attracting attention
• S.C. prison training program raises security concerns
• Serial killer investigation takes off after Darlington body Id'd
• Florence County mulls bath salts action
• Gun violence hits close to home for Myrtle Beach woman
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Memorial Day, 9/11 more than just a long weekend
• Cops: SC woman burned daughter over bath-time lie
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Embrace different view instead of just calling names
• AG recommends governor extradite man to Virginia
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Please, start a new style and end 'cannon balls'
• Hartsville man gets 17 years for attack on ex-girlfriend
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Paris trip not the same as Appalachian hike
• S.C. governor can't back drug test claim
• Four people die in North Carolina highway crash
• Horry County reacts to solid-waste court decision
• Computer Literacy Grant awarded to Horry County schools
• Florence United Way needs more volunteers to finish Day of Caring
• Florence man pleads guilty in uncle's slaying
• Model railroaders set up shop inside Myrtle Beach Mall
• Special Forces group moves from NC to Florida
• NC Highway Patrol suspends training academy
• Tuesday meeting to determine fate of landfill in Williamsburg County
• Easley man found shot to death in church lot
• SC gas prices continue to fall
• SC attorney's bankruptcy case headed to court
• NC terrorism trial set to begin
• Wilmington marks 25th anniversary of 'Blue Velvet'
• Homeless vets will have to move from old SC base
• A little more sun, a bit warmer Monday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: West Florence High proud to welcome Bree back
• High default rate on loans plagues city
• "Stop the Violence Week" set to kick-off in Myrtle Beach
• Zahra leaves lasting impact
• Tourists still at the beach, despite cooler temperatures
• Tourism dollars continue climb
• With state pier plans frozen, Carolina Beach mulls future of hotels
• Shooter's identity, more details emerge
• People on coast ask: Is this still worth it?
• Grand trees fall to wider road
• Facebook boosts rescues at county animal shelter
• Spiritual community split about gay marriage vote
• Groups butt heads about S.C. helmet laws
• Berry talks making an impact at United Fund of Marion County's annual Gala
• Missing McBee woman found by searchers Sunday
• Is Five Points safer today?
• Wilmington cracking down on signs blocking business windows
• Bamberg voters may be asked about merging school districts
• One wrong post or tweet can ruin a reputation ... or worse
• ACC adds Pittsburgh, Syracuse from Big East
• Food Bank distributes extra goods to NC counties
• SC cab driver thought man was going to kill her
• Trustee: Attorney will never repay $73 million
• Police: Trucker killed 3 prostitutes across South
• Reporter, librarian, historian, solve Lake City ancient mystery
• Program brings potential lifelong educators to the Pee Dee
• COLUMN: Coordinated approach elevated Otis campaign
• OPINION: Nuisance property a tough nut that's in need of some cracking
• COLUMN: Double-turn lanes can be double trouble for careless motorists
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Old Glory Made in China?! Oh, No!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We've forgotten what Memorial Day, flag flying, are really about
• COLUMN: Pee Dee deserves more credit for vibrant arts community
• Ex-death row inmate gets 30-year sentence instead
• BofA to trim back its branches
• Westminster soup kitchen feeds 17,000-plus first year
• UNC-CH probing classes
• Deputy fired, arrested on drug charge
• Volunteer is big man on Brunswick Community College campus
• Game good for business
• Zahra Baker case: Both sides said they got best deal possible
• North Myrtle Beach volunteers clean marsh, battle litter
• Lack of Amber Alert after suspected killer leaves with young daughter raises questions
• Herman Cain fires up supporters in North Myrtle Beach
• Teen shot while lending a hand
• Body of missing former Clemson student found in woods
• Break-in suspect arrested at Soles law office
• Gilbert Marine, family to get help
• Three in custody after manhunt
• Cellphone reception goes Stealth
• Nine arrested at Darlington DUI checkpoint
• Dare County bans visitors without ferry slots
• UNC project gives students personal 'libraries'
• NC man faces more charges in child's death
• Man suspected of killing cab driver kills himself
• Man on death row for killing SC student appeals
• USC committee approves plan for new dormitories
• Pilots N Paws gives hope to Pee Dee shelter dogs
• Pair charged in Bennettsville attempted armed robbery
• Pilots N Paws
• Pilots N Paws
• Pilots N Paws
• Pilots N Paws
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bath salts aren't good, but is DEA ban what we want?
• Report: S.C. paid $356M in improper unemployment benefits
• Public weighs in on I-73 project at forum
• 0918 1A Teach for America 1
• Surfside officer, suspect injured after suspect draws gun
• Collective efforts leads to 23 arrests in Horry County
• Trinity Behavioral Care celebrates National Recovery Month
• Florence 1 seeks gifted art students
• Deputies arrest suspect in Florence nightclub stabbings
• COLUMN: Recognizing the importance of technology in schools
• Newman appointed to tech education commission
• Murrells Inlet man teaches self defense classes
• Field of dreams Corn maze
• Small biz group sues over NLRB poster
• Gay marriage question could affect NC GOP primary
• USC sets up scholarship to honor slain professor
• Colleton County man gets 30 years in wife's death
• Gas leak forces Florence business evacuations
• Florence Fire Department recognizes personnel
• Fire damages Florence residence
• Marion Police Department short-staffed, sheriff's office offers assistance
• Waccamaw High student back on football team as manager following injuries
• Library Board revises Marion County Library project plans
• Derby Winner
• Lake City seniors participate in mentoring program
• Myrtle Beach pair arrested for growing marijuana
• SC unemployment rises again to 11.1 percent in August
• Marion deputies arrest two more men in equipment theft
• Horry County to close playground for paving
• Shred Event in Horry County to protect citizens from ID theft
• CCU to host Cultural Celebration
• Progress Energy fined for NC worker's death
• Myrtle Beach Chamber announces annual meeting keynote speaker
• Otis Elevator coming to Florence, expected to create 360 jobs
• Ex-Duke stars Laettner, Davis face real estate woe
• SC's August unemployment rate expected
• Opponents expected at meeting on Interstate 73
• Emergency drill costs Charleston County $95,000
• Suspect in slaying of Virginia family has hearing
• OPINION: Goodbye dear (product that can't be named) Heritage Festival
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Road beautification projects truly signs of our times
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Did lack of 'Serena-ity' lead to U.S. Open omission?
• Newman leads 2012 March for Babies event
• Ex-pro wrestler Matt Hardy charged with DWI again
• Bond denied for N.C. man in fatal stabbing at Myrtle Beach area campground
• Two men sent to prison for defrauding Wells Fargo
• Ridgeland woman gets 23 years in boyfriend's death
• Black men in SC at higher risk for prostate cancer
• Suspects arrested in conneciton to Shallotte robbery
• S.C. Retirement System shortfall may mean more years of work
• Naomi Project serves women, children escaping from abuse
• 7-day a week produce stand ends its summer run in Myrtle Beach
• 133rd Military Police Company deploys to Afghanistan
• Florence County attorney doubts AG's opinion on administrator
• SC DOT board approves project complementing I-73
• Police search for missing McBee woman
• Murrells Inlet man teaches self defense classes
• Hemingway asks Don's Crushing to close
• New director named for CCU's Wall Fellows program
• Grand Strand Regional Medical Center earns top recognition
• Johnsonville centenarian stays busy living, appreciating life
• 2011 Turkey Dinner Drive Kick Off set for North Myrtle Beach
• Florence School District 5 election bears one new board member
• House passes bill targeting Boeing labor case
• Santorum, Cain set for weekend stop along the Grand Strand
• Deputies arrest second suspect in Florence double slaying
• Laurinburg chamber gives teens a chance to excel
• NC man banned from hunting worldwide in plea deal
• Young SC lawmaker not seeking re-election
• Audit plan kept from SC pension chief
• NC stepmom pleads guilty in disabled girl's death
• Scotland Co. Jr. Leadership
• Myrtle Beach Intermediate teaches coping, leadership skills
• Hatteras open to visitors for 1st time since Irene
• NC church that suffered in tornado moving again
• Horry County batch plants ordinance moves forward
• SC Guard's military police heading to Afghanistan
• Citizens committee to announce support for better healthcare services near Loris
• Did lack of 'Serena-ity' lead to U.S. Open story omission?
• Tabor City man found guilty in 2005 Horry County couple killings
• Conway police say DNA could link more victims to rape suspect
• Georgetown animal center employees fired without warning
• Georgetown County agrees to beach horse riding season
• Myrtle Beach bath salts incident leads to ER visit
• Another armed robber on the run in Georgetown County
• Northeastern Tech to dedicate Dillon campus expansion
• Georgetown port dredging task force formed
• Coker education department solicits public comment
• Florence County Guardian ad Litem military volunteers sought
• Smith's bid for Florence County administrator still disputed
• Franks elected to disabilities foundation board
• United Hospice announces grief/bereavement group
• Army's sergeant major talks PTSD at Bragg
• SC tax preparer sentenced for filing false returns
• Driving log start for young NC drivers clarified
• SC SAT scores down
• Senators seek to close $17B S.C. Retirement System shortfall
• 0915 1A Boston hearing 3
• 0915 1A Boston hearing 2
• Bennett's 'Cats and Dogs' speech puts CCU in national spotlight
• Postal service to study Florence facility consolidation
• SC legislators briefed on retirement system cash
• NC sees average SAT college test score drop again
• SC mother accused of showing porn to teen boys
• Gamecocks' Tanner to speak at Kingstree fundraiser
• North Myrtle Beach residents invited to submit ideas for new recreation park
• Florence Fire Department to hold Recognition Ceremony
• Forestbrook teacher nominated for presidential award
• Pee Dee lawmakers, administrators gather for regional meeting
• Dilapidated buildings central focus of Pee Dee meeting
• Taveio Rauolbilla Boston hearing
• Lamar teen gets 36 years for killing his pregnant mother
• Johnsonville moves to curbside trash pick-up
• Silver Ring Thing event in Darlington Oct. 1
• Hartsville United Way to launch 2012 campaign
• Lake City set for Palmetto Outdoor Sports Festival
• Florence County Library System to hold children's fall festival
• Charleston approves cruise ship ordinance
• Canal Street Rec Center helps those with special needs stay active
• What once was SC's largest shopping complex razed
• Obama to promote jobs plan in Raleigh visit
• SC House member charged with tax evasion
• NC 71-year-old offers water, beaten with own cane
• NC football player died from pain meds overdose
• Grand Strand, Pee Dee activists lobby for I-73 in Washington, DC
• Bravissimo, symphony (whoever you were)
• Horry County police chase ends with deadly crash
• Marion City Council proceeds with bath salts ban
• Florence church takes revival to streets
• North Vista students get fresh in class with healthy snacks
• Georgetown County votes to further limit horses on the beach
• Annie Creel is 100
• Myrtle Beach considers a ban on laser pointers
• SC pension plan's tab soars to $17 billion
• Suspect sought in Florence nightclub stabbings
• Fort Mill teen dies, truck pinned him against tree
• SC pension plan tab soars to $17 billion
• Study calls for compensation for college athletes
• World-class telescope collection donated to SC State Museum
• Timmonsville assault case going to jury trial
• SC DNR to broaden black bear hunting
• 0914 1A Haggadone 2
• 0914 1A Haggadone 1
• COLUMN: Canine companions offer mixed reviews of president's speech
• Hearing set for teen accused of killing pregnant mom
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Time to turn around, acknowledge our God
• Deputies seek Florence shooting suspect
• CCU professor to discuss 'ethics of beliefs'
• CCU receives high ranking in U.S. News listing
• Troopers respond to Florence County collision
• Back to school event at Byerly Park draws large crowd
• Deputies arrest four men in Florence pub robbery
• Fire damages Conway business
• CCU Theatre presents 'Iphigenia and Other Daughters'
• Hemingway schools celebrate grandparents
• Florence deputies arrest two men for vehicle break-ins
• DNA links Myrtle Beach man to separate CSC cases
• Darlington Schools cited as one of state's top student paddlers
• Body identified
• Hilex Poly and ChicoBag reach settlement over false marketing claims
• Hartsville man misses powerball jackpot by one number, still wins $200,000
• Young Professionals Philanthropy announces grant cycle
• Florence Police: Missing Florence woman alive, safe
• NC park's cruises benefit fallen SEAL's last wish
• FMU instructor receives award for service
• SC Highway Patrol investigates deadly crash near Conway
• Multi-vehicle crash backs up traffic on the way to Myrtle Beach
• Man killed by falling tree in Oconee County
• Florence police, fire, responding to Irby Street accident
• SC Aquarium gets nearly $400K for programs
• Parts of Hatteras Island reopen to visitors
• SC truck cleared after search by terror task force
• Parts of Hatteras Island to reopen to visitors
• Limits for NC Legislature leaders OKd by Senate
• Father of death row inmate dies in institution
• SCDOT says more money or fewer roads
• Florence Police search for missing woman
• NC program aimed at removing litter from highways
• NC congresswoman canceled 9/11 appearances
• NC judges to hear innocence cases from 2 men
• Convicted mom of death row inmate dies in prison
• Work to begin on barefoot Swing Bridge in November
• Sports memorabilia exhibit opens at UNCW
• Hearing in NC stepmom's case moved by judge
• NC court weighs high school hoops title fight
• Florence School District 5 to go to the polls on Tuesday
• Florence passes first reading of bath salts ordinance
• Florence Police search for missing woman
• North Carolina voters will decide gay marriage ammendment
• CCU lecture series to focus on Islam discussion
• CCU named top military-friendly college for second year
• Florence man arrested for burglary, grand larceny
• Former student nominates Forestbrook teacher for presidential award
• Pee Dee Healthy Start to host Infant Mortality Forum
• Hemingway Elementary School celebrates 'Patriot Day'
• SC works on plans as bear sightings increase
• Georgetown deputies search for gas station robber
• Broadway At The Beach announces Fall Concert Series
• NC beach sees unusual jump in stingray strikes
• Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art readies for opening weekend
• Romney giving labor talk in SC before Fla. debate
• Slight chance of an afternoon shower Monday
• NC Legislature returns for gay marriage amendment
• Myrtle Beach gas prices drop 1 cent
• Trial to begin for Tabor City man in 2005 Horry County couple killings
• Upstate geared up for emergencies
• North Myrtle Beach firefighters walk to show 9/11 support
• County leaders praise purhase of BB&T property
• 0912 1A Dillon Memorial 3
• 0912 1A Dillon Memorial 2
• 0912 1A Dillon Memorial 1
• Marines enjoy SC's hospitality
• Woes of fracking fill air at summit
• Ashley River headwaters might be key to striped bass' comeback
• COLUMN: A black (and white) tie night at the PAC
• County registers' perks in N.C. are the public's burden
• Troopers investigate wreck on Pamplico Highway in Florence
• New 9-11 Memorial unveiled Sunday at Florence Veteran's Park
• Churches join effort to improve babies' health
• Anthony Nixon talks about his shoe-shine business
• Coming soon: A battle over state pensions
• Drag racer dies at Rockingham
• Former Bishop England tennis star dies at Wofford
• Marion Martial arts tournament attracts hundreds
• New York fire fighter helps Mullins remember Sept. 11
• New York fire fighter helps Mullins remember Sept. 11
• Towing rates to rise in Columbia
• Silence, volunteering among NC events for 9/11
• SC gives heroes' treatment to 1st responders
• Sunshine fitness fun was the order of the day
• St. Paul's UMC celebrates 175 years in heart of Orangeburg
• Cheerleading competition celebrates Battleship's history
• Revival of America Street
• GOP-led NC Legislature nearing gay marriage vote
• 14-year-old dies in NC wreck; she was driver
• NC judge to decide where to hold stepmom's trial
• 9 more NC counties eligible for Irene help
• USC climbs to No. 11 in AP Top 25
• Eye contact: Clemson's shopper research on display
• UNC leaders hope to replenish fund to keep profs
• Family still tries to cope with nephews' 9/11 deaths
• COLUMN: In any generation, national tragedy defies comprehension
• COLUMN: Use your head — and your headlights — when driving at night
• Readers remember 9/11: 'I hope the world is a good place when you read this'
• COLUMN: Conspiracy theories can't match reality of 9/11
• OPINION: It's a special day, but should 9/11 be a holiday?
• Readers remember 9/11: An Ordinary Day
• A day to remember: our readers reflect on 9/11
• Sept. 11 started as just an ordinary day in the Pee Dee
• Perdue targets state purchasing
• Mother's friend charged in death of 2-year-old
• Pickens schools face problems in first week
• Federal authorities charge Salisbury man in $2.3 million fraud scheme
• Wofford student, 20, dies suddenly overnight
• 0911 1A Loss Fornelius 3
• 0911 1A Loss Fornelius 2
• 0911 1A Loss Fornelius 1
• 0911 PDL Memory Edwards 2
• 0911 PDL Memory Edwards 1
• 5 file for Tribal Council as the filing period ends
• Haley regrets 'little girl' comment
• Smoke Free Horry reaches out to faith based communities in Conway
• Florence County deputies investigate Therapy Now stabbings
• Irene leaves Aurora sodden in mold, misery
• Annual Garage Sale brings thousands to Myrtle Beach
• Tactile American flags allow SCSDB students to 'see' what they are saluting
• Officials lack power to remove Berger
• Romney to back Boeing
• Jobs may hinge on fight over hydropower license
• Church of the Holy Cross to celebrate faith and restoration
• Two men charged in separate arsons
• Firefighters now better equipped, prepared
• Law enforcement agencies get help with meth labs
• North Charleston postal center pushes through tons of mail
• North Myrtle Beach firefighters will walk to show 9/11 support
• Clemson University Pershing Rifles guard Scroll of Honor
• NC gay marriage ban proposal altered for next week
• No autopsy report 1 year after NC inmate's death
• $400M comes to NC for preparedness after 9/11
• Myrtle Beach Warriors plan dance team tryouts Saturday, Sunday
• Darlington County events planned to commemorate Sept. 11, 2011
• 'Meet the Chief' event Monday at Hartsville library
• Hartsville First Presbyterian welcomes new pastor
• Gospel in the Park Sunday at Hartsville's Pride Park Sunday
• COLUMN: The man who said 'no' to Nixon
• EDITORIAL: 'Let's roll'
• Association plans I-73 forum in Florence
• FMU Performing Arts Center dazzles inaugural audience
• Conway man turns himself into police to face charges in 2009 Myrtle Beach homicide
• South Carolina Aquarium considers upgrades
• 4 former Bladen County officials indicted
• FMU opening night2
• FMU PAC opening night
• Three teens injured in accident near Andrews
• Deputies at new NC public safety agency named
• Second alleged Szechuan Restaurant shooting suspect arrested
• Pee Dee's Muslim community reflects on 9/11
• Haley wants unemployed to pass drug tests
• State Rep. Alexander, NAACP host voter ID workshop
• White Knoll principal and NY firefighter reflect on 9/11 donation
• SC courts clear out 11,000 backlogged DUI cases
• Charlotte: 3,400 more officers for convention
• President to promote jobs bill in NC
• Judge sentences former Dillon mayor pro tem
• PDL Memory 3
• PDL Memory 2
• PDL Memory 1
• Friends of Carolina Forest Library meeting September 22
• Hemingway approves bath salts ban
• CCU faculty and guest soprano to perform concert
• Horry County fugitive Previtte arrested in Marlboro County
• Super Bowl winning WR to speak at Lake City conference
• Horry County police arrest 20 in drug sting
• NC reports nearly 3K DWI citations over Labor Day
• SC Gov Haley criticizes reporter as 'little girl'
• Sen. Graham says breakthrough for Charleston harbor funding could come soon
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Florence dental clinic a success but needs remain
• COLUMN: Trip to ground zero more duty than tourism
• Groups challenge Duke-Progress Energy merger in NC
• Sorority puts USC chapter on probation
• South Carolina Aquarium considers upgrades
• Parris Island bulldog mascot dies
• Horry school district moves bus stop from strip club
• NC officials: Avoid eating, touching dead fish
• SC AG joins inquiry into website's adult ads
• All of South Carolina in moderate drought
• Perfect early fall like weather expected Friday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Voter ID foes should quit whining and got get an ID
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Message from Texas: Gov. Perry not all that he seems
• OPINION: Federal ban on bath salts couldn't come too soon
• 63-year-old North Myrtle Beach woman charged with murder
• Former Olympian, POW to speak in Florence
• Volunteers begin revitalizing Lake City hospital
• Murrells Inlet athletes help earthquake victims
• Celebration to recognize faiths united against tobacco in Conway
• 9/11 tragedy hits home for Myrtle Beach Pelicans player
• Perdue: NC will pay Irene damage feds don't cover
• Pee Dee events commemorate Sept. 11
• Florence County school superintendents discuss consolidation
• Teaching 9/11 lesson is no easy task
• Lake City hosts inaugrual outdoor sports festival
• Florence sheriff's vehicle involved in minor crash
• S.C. joins effort against alleged prostitution ads on website
• Florence chaplain recalls New York experience 10 years after 9/11
• SC National Guard to aid Vermont flood cleanup
• Former NYPD first responder teaches St. James students about 9/11
• Former Boxer "Bonecrusher" plans on bringing 'biggest museum in world' in Myrtle Beach
• Investigators: no foul play in Williamson's death
• Williamsburg County Council Round-up: Council approves 9/11 proclamation
• Scotland County lucky place to play NC lottery
• Wrestler Jeff Hardy gets 10 days in NC jail
• NC has plan to pay for costly meth lab cleanup
• NRC contacts Duke Energy on Oconee Station issues
• Fire destroys 100-year-old Lamar building
• Francis Marion University PAC opening finally here
• Walmart Foundation awards $25,000 grant to women in Philanthropy and Leadership
• Loris man sentenced to life for robbery of 81-year-old woman
• North Carolina based FairPoint to lay off 400 workers
• John Edwards campaign finance trial delayed
• Louis Zamperini speaks in Florence on September 22
• Repairs to I-95 Northbound bridge require lane closure
• Pee Dee Healthy Start promotes Infant Mortality Awareness at forum
• Many DUI cases cleared from backlog, many remain
• NC ACLU sues over 'Choose Life' license plates
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Finally, a performance hall to call our own
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• Facility sounds great to local groups
• HTC Employees Connect with community through Blood Drive
• Florence schools look for faith-based mentors
• North Carolina winery commemorates 9/11
• Porter Airlines starts first Myrtle Beach fall service
• 10 arrested at Charlotte rally won't be deported
• SC National Guard heads to Vermont to aid cleanup
• 80 Clemson employees leaving voluntarily
• SC senators to review state DOT funding issues
• Gym teacher recognized for saving choking student
• Perfect sunshine, nice temps Thursday
• Tiger fans, save your boos for the Gamecocks
• Private company to run Horry County jail medical services
• Georgetown County charter school making progress after approval
• Modern membership: library card offers access to more than just books
• Georgetown group to provide opportunities with community center
• Military: South Carolina man dies in Afghanistan
• JROTC instructor Blum earns another accolade
• 0908 SPT Rockingham 2
• 0908 SPT Rockingham 1
• DEA temporarily bans 3 stimulants as hazardous
• NC officials now say no deadline for mentally ill
• Ads want NC lawmakers to back marriage amendment
• SC lawmaker says he's charged with tax evasion
• Ads want NC lawmakers to back marriage amendment
• Classes resume Thursday at North Myrtle Beach elementary after two fires
• Darlington police seek robbery suspect
• S.C. has fewest female lawmakers
• S.C. DMV scrambling to provide rides to disabled
• Grand Strand college students recall 9/11
• Books-A-Million to close in Florence
• Lake City airport undergoes repairs, plans expansion
• Stolen farm equipment found in Marion County
• Jacobs leaves lasting legacy in the arts
• Myrtle Beach Police looking for bank robbery suspect
• Volunteers needed for Jeffries Creek cleanup in Florence
• Conway Police charge one in stabbing
• Auditors critical of NC health plan contract
• McLeod Hospice in Florence offers training for volunteers
• Water worries linger in Irene's wake for NC
• Raleigh Catholic diocese plans new cathedral
• USC to provide bonuses to some employees
• The first Fill A Truck Food Drive to be held in Florence and Horry counties this Friday
• Ward-Hazel
• ARCH announces free health screening locations
• Laura Sims
• Women in Business celebration planned for Sept. 19
• CCU to honor Kentucky congressman
• Nucor Darlington gives $27,024 to Relay for Life
• Longtime Hartsville pharmacist says retirement the right prescription
• Francis Marion Performing Arts Center 1
• Folly Mayor, government officials see Irene damage
• Thieves come through ceiling to steal 20 guitars
• Innovative Composites plans 300-job plant in SC
• Visitors can return to Ocracoke Island
• 20-year-old Mount Pleasant man dies at USC
• A cooler and less humid Wednesday
• COLUMN: Friday AM perfect date for NFL
• Boy Scout designs 9/11 memorial for Midway Fire Rescue
• Second fire at North Myrtle Beach elementary cancels school Wednesday
• Sheriff's 9/11 Benefit Ride honors those who keep residents safe
• Multiple roads closed in North Myrtle Beach this weekend
• St. James football team helping Va. earthquake victims
• Blood donors eligible for prize drawing
• Disabilities foundation plans annual yard sale
• Bath salts a growing problem in Horry County
• Darlington officials discuss bath salts problem
• Horry County wreck kills one person Tuesday night
• Shooting at Rock Hill motel caught on tape
• Canadian firm to open housing plant in Orangeburg
• Lawyers for Edwards ask judge to throw out case
• Williamsburg County rejects landfill comments again
• Olanta recovering from brink of financial disaster
• Currents Hairspray
• Yellow bag program returns to Darlington County agenda
• EDITORIAL: State business in Paris? Just fess up!
• 15 arrested at Charlotte immigration rally
• Possible tornado touchdown in Northern Robeson county
• Shooting at Rock Hill motel captured on video
• South Carolina GOP primary fundraising picks up
• Haley's trip to France, Germany cost taxpayers $127,000
• Marion police investigate armed robbery
• One dies in Florence County traffic collision
• Darlington fill-in pharmacist also a patent lawyer
• Food Drives set up in the Pee Dee and Grand Strand, September 9
• A ride to help women get free mammograms is coming up in October
• Leatherman: Paris trip was fruitful, worthwhile
• Pelicans host Kinston for first two SDCS games Wednesday and Thursday
• 9/11 first responders in Myrtle Beach still suffer health problems
• Mount Pleasant civilian killed in Afghanistan
• Florence man faces attempted murder charge
• Lake City Benefit Bank helps save citizens time, dollars
• COMMUNITY: Lake City announcments - Sept. 7
• TENNIS: Carolina Academy beats Trinity Collegiate
• MEETINGS: September town, county council meetings
• Pee Dee author writes daily reader
• Marion County man dies in tractor accident
• Man charged in North Myrtle Beach bank robbery
• Tornado watch, rip current warnings posted for SC
• Bring food, get a free chicken sandwich at Chick-Fil-A
• Raleigh woman says GPS led her onto railroad
• 1969 case of slain sailor reopened
• Dog bites 10-year-old SC girl in face
• Transformer fire shuts down power at North Myrtle Beach Elementary
• Driver charged with hitting trooper at checkpoin
• Remnants of Lee bring wind, rain to NC
• Tornado Watch until 2 p.m. Tuesday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Mr. Brooks' baloney sandwich can't compare to country version
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Work week' for 12-year-old should be considered child abuse
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama has got to go, he's bankrupting U.S.
• Myrtle Beach Backgate construction set to enter second stage
• Ferry service to Hatteras set to resume Tuesday
• Traffic accident kills two in Darlington County
• Summer season winds down along the Grand Strand
• Man dies in Dillon County shooting
• Rep. Mulvaney endorses Perry for president
• McIntrye to present funds at Robeson Community College
• GOP candidates in SC vow to carry tea-party banner
• Traffic accident leaves one dead in Darlington County
• Rep. Mulvaney endorses Perry for president
• Bachmann opens GOP forum railing against Obama
• Horry County events commemorate tenth anniversary of 9/11
• Ramp damage closes ferry to Hatteras
• Florence restaurant delivers holiday meals to emergency workers
• Darlington park as clean as an Eagle
• Coast Guard rescues two boaters off North Carolina shore
• IMPACT Ministries kicks off Myrtle Beach home building project
• Haley's trip to Paris cost $127,000 so far
• Charlotte Mecklenburg Library adds hours, staff
• Service held for infant found in North Carolina store bathroom
• State Rep. Allan Clemmons endorses Gov. Rick Perry
• Charleston man dies in waterfall accident in North Carolina
• Hilton Head simplifies permitting process
• Perry skips DeMint candidate forum after Conway event
• North Carolina county recovers from trio of disasters
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Annual Patriotism Day Parade will be bigger than ever
• Pee Dee events commemorate Sept. 11
• Myrtle Beach Police searching for missing boy
• North Carolina auction includes works by Howell, Evans
• 1802 duel to be re-enacted in New Bern
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: It's simple, lower taxes will mean more money
• Santorum campaigning in South Carolina on Labor Day
• Hurricane Katia weakens slightly in open Atlantic
• Keep the umbrella handy on Labor Day
• GOP presidential hopefuls spend Labor Day in SC
• Florence Veterans Park plans special 9/11 remembrance
• EDITORIAL: How about that (almost) fall weather?
• COLUMN: Would downtown Florence stadium be a good idea?
• OPINION: A few problems with a cowardly 'Harlicka'
• OPINION: A few problems with a cowardly 'Harlicka'
• OPINION: A few problems with a cowardly 'Harlicka'
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Tide finally turning on healthy school lunch
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Voter ID no big deal, we need ID's all the time
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ESAB has strong committment to growing in Florence
• General Assembly looking to change state pension rules in wake of Williams conviction
• Charities seek soap, shampoo to help homeless with hygiene
• Beach, Boogie and BBQ Fest ends with eating competitions
• 'Spartanburg Six' stand up for votes
• DeMint, kingmaker for GOP hopefuls?
• Horry County voters not ready for political season to begin
• Cline's courtroom actions lead to dismissals, appeals
• Fire damages Florence apartment Sunday afternoon
• Fans enjoy first of four Clemson home games in a row
• First-time mothers find help with special deliveries
• Mrs. Jennings sews every day — except when her Chicago Bears son is playing ball
• Darlington Raceway turns 62 Labor Day weekend
• Bars offer more than a good time – they provide jobs, too
• Beach law exposes Folly
• 20 years after Hamlet, N.C.'s worker safety push weakens
• Plastic caps for cancer care? Sorry, it's a hoax
• 100 vendors expected at Labor Day Yard sale
• Three suspects sought in robbery, shooting
• Charleston man dies in Wilmington crash
• One night that changed Charleston forever
• NC governor acts as fixer, sympathizer post-storm
• Man dies in exchange of gunfire with police
• Families recall victims after NC massacre trial
• Man gets life in prison for nursing home slayings
• COLUMN: Motoring past an offer of my own free funeral
• COLUMN: Wash the car on the grass, make nature happy
• COLUMN: Deadly traffic collisions aren't limited to one time of year
• OPINION: We probably shouldn't say it, but how about this weather?!
• COLUMN: A few problems with a cowardly Harlicka
• Mother awoke teen son for gruesome chore: killing his father
• State OKs N.C. 12 quick fix
• Duke: Seismic risk less than nuke agency claims
• Police suspect foul play in July disappearance of 18-year-old
• School board, donors still trying to size up Strive
• NC apple growers face weather, worker shortage
• NC man convicted of killing 8 at nursing home
• Secret Service investigating defunct rivet maker in Anderson
• Pee Dee officials find banning bath salts no easy task
• Primer on bath balts or designer cathinones (synthetic stimulants)
• Molecular legislation
• Labor Day weekend ends season for one Surfside Beach attraction
• Duke-Progress merger wins key support
• Haley's ID-ride plan riles advocates for disabled
• Mother says shooting suspect was hallucinating on drugs
• Northbound I-95 bridge work begins soon
• Floyd guilty of manslaughter
• Third suspect in 2009 Myrtle Beach slaying now in custody
• NC group sends aid to flood-stricken North Korea
• North Charleston police rethink pursuits
• YSC foreign exchange student drowns
• LRDA cancels fall pow wow
• Haley approval rating dips, new poll shows
• 45-minute bridge cycle could last through Labor Day
• Despite water quality complaints, Santee says rate hike needed
• Mother of dead newborn hospitalized
• SC animal shelter mascot dies
• LIVES ON THE SEA: In the wake of Hurricane Irene
• No one saw fatal NC dog attack on infant
• Officials: Major change in SC since Sept. 11, 2001
• Parking Lot Mission plans bike repairs for needy
• Florence 3 foundation hosts evening with education expert
• NC jury will deliberate a 2nd day in rampage trial
• Incumbents absent from Timmonsville school board race
• Relief at hand for ancient Darlington oak
• Nesmith muscadine festival illustrates past and present
• Darlington principal loses bet to students, gains mohawk
• Yankees player visits group at Pawleys Island library
• Man dies after mo-ped collides with pickup truck
• Darlington deputies arrest two in old mill metal thefts
• Darlington County drug agents seize pot, arrest man
• Final paving set for Myrtle Beach airport entrance
• Carolina Forest principal commited to excellence
• Former Union County Clerk Of Court pleads guilty
• Power out, Cashua Drive closed after Florence tractor trailer crash
• American Flag story
• Horry County Schools, resource officer sued in teen death
• 'Sing-Off' winner Committed coming to CCU
• Hartsville police officer arrested after allegedly threatening Senator Malloy
• Top Haley staffer headed to University of SC
• SC DOT: make highways safe over Labor Day weekend
• NC councilman hot over Irene outages charged
• Spartanburg woman buys paper laptop computer
• 14 year old accused of hitting Charleston teacher
• NC county won't ask job seekers about convictions
• SC law enforcement agencies on lookout for DUI Labor Day Weekend
• Naomi Project plans annual fundraising luncheon
• Judge gives AVX pollution lawsuit class-action status
• Conway woman arrested after horse found in grave condition
• Local Facebook group pushes for a ban on "bath salts"
• Perdue secures public assistance for 20 counties
• League of Women Voters plans meeting in Hartsville
• Retirement Investor's Salary Jumps To Almost 1/2 Million
• SCDOT plans Society Hill meeting on bridge replacements
• Floating book sale docks in Florence
• Civic center battles ticket fraud while drawing bigger acts
• Lack of Irene impact in Myrtle Beach leads to Labor Day business
• EDITORIAL: A free ride from the gov, what a deal!
• Florence leaders say bath salts ban is on the way
• Maranatha Christian School Students Receive Scholarships for Academic Excellence
• Former Darlington County administrator Schafer dies
• Former trucker dives into fresh fish business
• Johnsonville to amend bath salt ordinance
• Incumbents file for reelection to Hartsville City Council
• Hartsville Veterans Memorial plaques sold out
• Coker to host 9-11 commemorative event
• Be wary of people posing as PDEC employees
• Malloy leads opposition state to voter ID law
• Sen. Malloy leads opposition state to voter ID law
• Heritage Frame Shop and Woofers plan to close
• Lake City mayor considers action against bath salts
• Food Banks and Chick-fil-A join for Fill-A-Truck Food Drive
• Florence Museum to offer interactive story time for children
• Coker College ranked a Top 100 Baccalaureate College in the nation
• Williamsburg emergency division IDs needs
• Grand Strand tourism to bounce back for Labor Day
• Horry County company raffles off free cruise for in-home caregivers
• North Myrtle Beach Chamber awarded tourism grant
• Georgetown man charged in Wednesday shooting
• One arrested, chraged in Myrtle Beach Gullies robbery
• AAA: NC, SC holiday travel to rise despite Irene
• CCU presents Fall 2011 cultural arts calendar
• Prosecutors say NC victim died of 16 stab wounds
• Health officials warn of pests after Irene
• Italian couple gets married at World Amateur Championships in Myrtle Beach
• Morning traffic frustrates Horry County SC 707 drivers
• Haley to reject federal health care funds
• NC Governor requests 2 counties added to disaster list
• Beaufort base prepares for next generation jets
• Grand Strand housing market's struggles an opportunity for some
• A nice day replay Thursday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Governor not to blame until the 'herd' stampedes
• Laid-off workers could lose health coverage
• Man gets 40 years in SC shooting of ex-cellmate
• Man charged in Rock Hill killing 2 years ago
• NC schools agency: hundreds of teachers laid off
• Cooks for Christ hold benefit for Florence boy
• Irene survivors in NC can apply for federal aid
• DOT to investigate Wilmington drawbridge problem
• NC broadcast stations raise $110K for Irene aid
• 5-STAR USA announces business incubator in Bennettsville
• 5-STAR USA announces business incubator in Bennettsville
• Florence dog gets new leash on life after losing back feet
• Brothers involved in shooting in Georgetown
• Gov. Rick Perry set to appear at Conway Labor Day event
• Gov. Rick Perry set to appear at Conway Labor Day event
• Event raises awareness of obstacles posed by muscular dystrophy
• DeMint says he's not interested in President's jobs speech
• USC researcher offers stroke patients hope using grant funds
• Leaders discuss health-care reform effects in the Pee Dee
• S.C. DMV announces free rides for voters who need photo IDs
• Faded paint causes confusion on Florence's Celebration Boulevard
• Some Horry County beaches look different after Irene
• North Myrtle Beach hosting 9/11 Memorial Service
• Florence police seek armed robbery suspect
• Man charged in 2009 Myrtle Beach murder, warrants out for 3 others
• 0901 1A Dog 2
• Johnsonville passes ordinance banning bath salts
• Johnsonville holds hearing on public sanitation
• Pee Dee counties, municipalities enact bath salts bans
• Haley on getting a photo ID: We'll pick you up
• Lifelong Learning offers free week to start semester
• Cole Brothers Circus comes to Myrtle Beach
• "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band to stop along Grand Strand
• Local business sponsors golf tourmanet to help Miracle League children
• 5-STAR USA announces global headquarters in Marlboro County
• Sweet potatoes handed out at rural SC church
• NC police identify mother of dead bathroom baby
• Drought level rasied on SC-GA lakes
• SC workshop to pair small businesses with lenders
• School board may OK quick NC charter schools jump
• First taste of fall
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Great Dow,' but the treatment at Lake City Hospital was fine!
• Grand Strand armed robberies unsettling, overall crime down
• West Florence firefighters contain vehicle blaze
• Clearly the best: Darlington County water wins taste test
• Florence girl aims to make Broadway dreams real with her voice
• Sen. Demint says it's too early to endorse a GOP candidate
• State budget cuts create 4,500-case backlog at SLED
• Judge sentences Manning man on drug, weapon charges
• Residents seek permanent Florence 4 schools solutions
• Georgetown's Tara Hall improves with anonymous donations
• Guard suspended without pay in SC inmate's death
• Irene leaves hard times for East Coast farmers
• Lake City, Darlington students to 'Rage Against the Haze'
• EDITORIAL: Money back from bureaucrats? What's next? Flying pigs?
• Arrest in attempted sexual assault in Conway
• COLUMN: Wards even went to church on vacation
• Coast Guard medically evacuates man off Georgetown coast
• Joe Riley facing four opponents for Charleston mayor
• SC officials to provide answers on voter ID
• North Myrtle Beach Sells $15 Million general obligation bonds
• House GOP leaders press NC gay marriage amendment
• Florence man faces criminal sexual conduct charges
• Shawn Patch takes over as CEO of the YMCA of the Upper Pee Dee
• Clemson profs spend time in Colombia (the country) as part of climate science exchange program
• Smith administrator bid could create complications
• Florence truck driver takes the safe way to the beach--every day
• Lakewood Elementary School meets Healthier Schools Challenge
• Socastee High School JROTC starts new school year with new goals
• Beach, River Sweep clean up set for North Myrtle Beach
• Trial over ownership of Edwards sex tape delayed
• More oyster, clam beds to be opened along Grand Strand
• 3 Horry County men charged after home invasion, assault
• Arrest made in Garden City pharmacy robbery
• Coker College adds 14 new faculty members
• Fayetteville police remove Tasers for safety check
• Total Irene power outages in NC under 200,000
• Burlington football player dies days after big win
• Murrells Inlet Kangaroo store robbed Tuesday morning
• More charges filed against NC middle school coach
• DeMint discussing Congress, nation's economic ills
• SC State president to help education in Africa
• Charleston teen convicted of killing 17 year old
• A cooler day Tuesday, stray shower possible
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A 1611 King James Bible? We've got one in Florence
• LETTER TO EDITOR: André Bauer is your friend, make him your congressman
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't buy from stores that sell bath salts
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stock market bulls are holding us all hostage
• SCDOT to install traffic signal at dangerous Horry intersection
• Irene leaves her mark on the Grand Strand
• SC Workforce Centers To Focus On Training
• Gov. Haley: Despite DOT Cash Problems, SC Could Handle a Hurricane
• Fire crews responding to Conway Medical Center
• S.C. Secretary of Ed Zais tells Florence Rotarians that 'zip code isn't destiny'
• Marion man gets 12 years in hit-and-run crash involving trooper Hucks
• NC governor looking for additional federal help
• Man wanted in NC killing shot to death in standoff
• Ex-boyfriend charged in death of USC professor
• 3-year-old boy drowns in Spartanburg County pool
• Former bath salts user recounts terrifying hallucinations
• Coker College adds 14 new faculty members to Hartsville school
• 0830 1A Zais visit 1
• Newborn found dead in NC grocery store bathroom
• Malfunction at Florence wastewater site leads to sewage overflow
• Horry County School District to hire 40 new teachers
• NC prisoners helping with Hurricane Irene cleanup
• As NC cleans up, tourism fears take center stage
• North Myrtle Beach asks for public's help in armed robbery case
• Myrtle Beach extends ad campaign after hurricane
• NC moped robber caught near Loris
• Governor's School to hold Research Exchange Scholars Program (RESP) reception
• SC's AG endorses GOP presidential hopeful Huntsman
• Conway police arrest Bucksport man for burglaries
• Loris students receive tools for the future
• Horry County police release suspect photos in Little River bank robbery
• HALEY AT ESAB
• Two People in Custody after Carjacking after in Horry County
• Tropical depression twelve forms in eastern Atlantic
• CCU announces Floyd Mentoring Golf Tournament
• Myrtle Beach hopes visitors return for Labor Day
• Irene washes away 20-30 sea turtle nests on the Grand Strand
• Haley scheduled to visit Florence welding company
• 2 women bare breasts at NC anti-topless rally
• Power outages from Irene fall to 330K in NC
• SC chamber holding meetings on new health care law
• Three year old boy drowns in Spartanburg County pool
• Columbia police say woman was killed in home
• Myrtle Beach gas prices on the rise
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Morning News distorts facts about FCDA, funds
• Brunswick, Columbus among counties under disaster declaration
• Power outages in North Carolina fall to 370,000 after Irene
• North Carolina leaders: Outer Banks will be set for Labor Day
• Irene death toll climbs to 21
• Tobacco, poultry among NC farm losses from Irene
• Humane Society providing assistance for NC animals
• Wilmington area getting back to normal after Irene
• Scores affected by flooding in small North Carolina community
• Progress Energy crews restore power to North Carolina
• School consolidation talks ready to creep forward
• Marlboro Electrical Co-op crew working to restore power in Virginia
• U.S. Rep. Wilson released from Lexington hospital
• Some NC school systems cancel classes after Irene
• Irene closes hundreds of roads in North Carolina
• Rock Hill police chief defends resisting law
• Fed decision due for South Carolina's new voter photo ID law
• Damage from Irene leads ECU to cancel Monday class
• Irene-related power outages in NC fall slightly to about 478,000
• 70 soldiers returning to Fort Bragg next month
• River swells destroyed homes in eastern North Carolina
• Dare County officials say Hatteras Island cut off
• North Carolina lawmakers say they're ready to respond to Irene
• Leaves in gutters, some trees down in Wilmington
• I-73 funding has senate leader ready to scrap Transportation board
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Florence County
• Charleston beaches pounded as Irene passed
• Cape Fear Red Cross closes final Cape Fear hurricane shelter
• After Irene: Little damage seen in some places along East Coast
• Four deaths attributed to Hurricane Irene in North Carolina
• Jose triggers tropical storm warning for Bermuda
• Daylight reveals extent of Irene damage in North Carolina
• More than 525,000 customers without power in North Carolina
• Asheville woman accused of killing daughters with hatchet
• North Carolina governor visiting Irene-damaged areas
• Progress Energy: 176,000 without power due to Irene
• Pee Dee hospital, pharmacies cope with national drug shortage
• COLUMN: Davis named the 'Rock,' but not the 'Rait Bait'
• COLUMN: Good dog: Florence mutt chewed Hitler's face off
• COLUMN: Frugality is great; luck is probably better
• OPINION: Avoid Rustygate: let the sun shine in on administrator search
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Big box stores would make perfect schools
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Consider the source of complaints against Smith
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bureaucrats killing the spirit of volunteer fire departments
• More than 600,000 customers without power in North Carolina
• North Carolina's Dare County floods, officials checking homesDare County floods, officials checking homes
• North Carolina towns have wastewater headaches with Irene
• Two children dead in Asheville; police arrest mom
• California arrest could clear 2006 Charlotte death
• Greenville County man arrested in July killing
• Fire damages Greenville apartment buildings
• SLED asked to review West Columbia shooting
• Rowan County coach arrested for fight
• Businesses ready to get back to normal after Hurricane Irene
• North Myrtle Beach sets debris cleanup schedule
• Irene begins destructive run, kills 3 in NC, Va.
• SC Guard sends unit to Virginia to help with Irene
• Darlington's Malloy leads fight against SC voter ID law
• Grand Strand residents clean up after Hurricane Irene
• Cape Fear Red Cross closes area shelters, one remains open
• Red Cross closes shelters in Columbus, Brunswick Counties
• Horry County Salvation Army deploys to Greenville, NC
• Salters woman dies in Friday night fire
• Progress Energy reports 250,000 without power in NC
• American Red Cross provides power outage safety tips
• Progress Energy storm response crews to stage in Florence
• Power being restored to South Carolina customers after storm
• Perdue says North Carolina ready to respond when Irene passes
• Rains, winds subsiding as Irene moves away from Grand Strand
• Irene makes landfall in North Carolina; Thousands lose electricity
• Irene causing flooding in southern NC sounds
• Two North Carolina piers suffer damage in Hurricane Irene
• Forecasters: Irene's center makes landfall over North Carolina
• Horry County official: no significant damage from Irene
• North Carolina official close two highways until Irene passes
• Rains, winds subsiding as Irene moves away from South Carolina
• Grand Strand dodges bullet as Irene rolls toward North Carolina
• Parts of Garden City flood during high tide, Hurricane Irene
• More than 22,000 customers without power in North Carolina
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• Folks visit Myrtle Beach Boardwalk despite rainy weather
• Myrtle Beach surfers enjoy Irene's waves
• Folks fear Irene, flock to shelter in Shallotte
• Camp Lejeune hunkers down for Hurricane Irene
• Hurricane Irene causes beach erosion in SC
• SC gov OKs order sending rescuers to NC for Irene
• Heavy rains continue in SC as Irene moves north
• Free dental clinic in Florence serves hundreds
• North Carolina governor urges people in Irene's way to stay indoors
• Haley OKs order sending rescuers to North Carolina for Irene
• Heavy rains continue along South Carolina coast as Irene moves north
• FMU celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with storyteller
• South Strand prepares for wild weather
• Garden City Irene
• McLeod Health offers Inches AWeigh Program
• Hurricane Irene sff-shore, coastal areas report conditions
• Hurricane Irene offshore, coastal areas report conditions
• Two North Carolina prisons evacuated as Hurricane Irene nears
• Cable company positions crews to deal with Irene-related outages
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• Florence 1 calls off Opening Doors to the Future event
• North Myrtle Beach asks residents to avoid calling 911 for non-emergencies
• State-by-state look at Irene preparations and dangers
• Remediation benefits students returning to school from work force
• Horry County opens hotline Saturday morning for road issues
• NC utilities bracing for power outages inland
• Second suspect in Little River home invasion arrested
• Hurricane Irene may affect postal operations along Grand Strand
• Florence after Five moving to FDTC garage
• Darlington High teacher arrested in computer theft case
• Horry County police investigate Little River bank robbery
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't buy from stores that sell bath salts
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• Geologists predict extensive erosion along North Carolina Beaches from Irene
• Belin United Methodist to hold special 9/11 services
• S.C. Red Cross standing by in case of hurricane problems
• Obama to speak on Hurricane Irene
• North Myrtle Beach releases Hurricane Irene impact update
• Irene's early rainfall reaches southern North Carolina coast
• All Horry County unincoprorated beaches closed to swimmers
• Charleston schools close for Irene, Georgetown, Berkeley dismissing early
• Traffic steady as people flee North Carolina coast from Irene
• North Carolina evacuees shelter inland as Hurricane Irene nears
• Rain from Irene falling on SC coast
• Horry County residents advised to use caution as Irene passes
• Irene 5am
• Grand Strand under Tropical Storm Warning
• Pet-friendly shelters an option for Irene evacuees
• Copper thief hits Spartanburg area church third time
• Police: Teen took 17 guns in West Columbia burglary
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Why do Republicans keep voting against their own interest?
• Eastern Carolinas closings, dismissals due to Hurricane Irene
• Darlington coroner earns Lifepoint Dove Award
• Moore pledges to establish Lake City Boys & Girls Club
• Additional help called in to help NC before Irene
• USC frats to issue bids 1 week after rush halted
• NC Appeals Court halts dismissal of murder charge
• 0828 1A Drug Shortage 1
• League of Women Voters' Brown: 'still work to do'
• Companies Consider Dropping Employees' Health Insurance
• MacNeil succeeds Baroody as PDRTA director
• Portion of Intracoastal Waterway closed
• Excelsior College Announces Recent Graduate Paloma Vargas-Myers
• Number of Students from Florence Increases 122%
• WTC Practical Nursing Students Complete Program
• SC Farmers Market Helps Get Fresh, Local Food To Hungry
• Bath salts may be linked to Darlington County man's death
• SkyWheel, gondolas coming down
• Rough waters cause beach closures on Grand Strand
• Zachary Ryan Query of Florence named to Dean's List at Washington University in St. Louis
• SHS Air Force JROTC named Distinguished Unit
• NRC welcomes changes at Robinson plant
• Grand Strand under Tropical Storm Warning due to Hurricane Irene
• Nonprofits plead cases for Women In Philanthropy grants
• Wilson remains in hospital with viral infection
• Huntsman announces SC finance team
• SC DOT says overdue bills to contractors are paid
• Wreck on 544 in Horry County blocking traffic
• North Myrtle Beach ask public to help locate burglary suspect
• Shelters opening in NC for Irene evacuees
• Coker College breaks enrollment and housing records
• Cape Fear Red Cross meets ahead of Irene's arrival
• Shooting victims 'critical but stable'; Gunmen at large
• Horry County remains on alert status for Hurricane Irene
• Marion woman wins $200,000 in SC Education Lottery
• NC man dies after Fayetteville police try arrest
• Spartanburg deputies name 3 suspects in death
• Fort Bragg hub for Hurricane Irene relief supplies
• Bachmann brings presidential campaign back to SC
• SC farmers market hosts Harvest Hope food drop
• FMU alum climbs ranks to lead nation's food and nutrition service
• Greenville man gets life sentence for killing mom
• NC House leader: Pay sterilization plan's victims
• Fort Bragg hub for Hurricane Irene relief supplies
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Some questions for Rusty and the rest of the council
• Atlantic Beach Town Council ties up loose ends
• Mumford receives service award
• Governor to attend ESAB event in Florence
• John Edwards asks to delay October criminal trial date
• SC AG reviewing complaint on interim DPS director
• Hartsville introduces Recycler of the Month program
• Florence police discourage bath salts sales
• Tiny DNA traces help solve kidnapping, robbery
• Hartsville police find missing teenage girl safe
• Threat of Irene delivers a blow to some Grand Strand businesses
• Irene remains a category 3 hurricane at 8 p.m. Wednesday
• Information sought in Georgetown County burglaries
• Deputies arrest Rains drive-by shooting suspect
• United Way, Johnson Controls help residents gain employment
• Florence 4 enrollment up, consolidation still the answer
• Atlantic Stage presents "The Guys"
• New cell phone app helps parents with missing children
• SC nixes evacuation plans as Irene trends east
• NC DOT plans for likely closure of island lifeline
• Kayak, canoe maker bringing 72 jobs to Greenville
• Ham radio operators use new tools to keep communication open
• Florence County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Florence County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Horry County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Horry County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Horry County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Horry County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Horry County E-911 Earthquake Call
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• Horry County E-911 Earthquake Call
• Margaret Holmes looks for a winning recipe
• Little River mom charged, 4th child born while on drugs
• Florence County United Way to distribute FEMA funds
• IMPROV!!!!
• IMPROV!!!!
• As Irene path trends east, SC still monitoring
• Parts in place to assemble first SC Boeing 787
• Horry County remains at OPCON 4
• Great fall foliage predicted for NC mountains
• A few coastal showers Wednesday
• Columbia City Council makes curfew permanent
• Santorum returning to SC for primary campaigning
• As Irene churns, SC expo focuses on disasters
• Barrier islands vulnerable during storms
• Irene 5 am
• FMU adds 23 new faces to school faculty
• Florence, Horry counties receive 911 calls following earthquake
• Grand Strand residents react to East coast earthquake
• Foreclosure Prevention Workshop coming to Myrtle Beach
• Governor says Va quake didn't cause problems in NC
• Police: 3 people found dead in Charlotte apartment
• Surfside Beach discusses cost of pier repairs
• Man arrested after 2 bodies found in NC burning car
• Ex-worker at SC DMV pleads guilty to taking money
• Lee County Emergency Management warns of possible loss of 911 using landline phones
• Johnsonville brother and sister on target with archery
• New Florence library tool helps children read
• Hurricane could affect homes, shouldn't raise insurance
• Pee Dee disaster relief agencies prepare for Irene
• Litchfield residents prepare for Irene, get tall trees chopped down
• North Myrtle Beach officers arrest one robbery suspect, search for another
• irene 5pm
• State warns businesses to prepare for new immigration law
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Boo to Wal-Mart for forcing us to shop at Sam's Club
• EDITORIAL: Does the president of the United States deserve a vacation?
• 5.9 earthquake in Virginia felt in New York City, South Carolina
• EDITORIAL: 9-11 anniversary is near, we want to hear from you
• Pee Dee Chapter offers disaster training in preparation of Hurricane Irene
• Audit shows Williamsburg County schools' finances improving
• North Myrtle Beach reminds residents of re-entry procedures
• Gov Haley: SC government is prepared for Irene
• SC college students ready 62,000 meals for Africa
• State Supreme Court asked to hear cruise case
• Irene temporarily weakens as of 8 P.M. update
• Graham sees unity between himself and tea party
• Florence police investigate armed robberies
• Brunswick County pair charged in drug seizure
• Williamsburg school district votes for financial analysis
• HGTC students cooking up valuable experience
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• Horry County arrest two in connection to an armed robbery
• Florence 1 continues work on decreasing dropout rate
• SC officials watch for possible evacuation orders
• SC officials watch for possible evacuation orders
• Horry County moves to OPCON 4, awaits Irene
• irene 8am
• Category 2 Irene holding steady as of 11 A.M. update
• Laurens sheriff's captain fired after arrest
• Shareholders set to vote on Duke-Progress merger
• US Energy Secretary making 2 stops in SC
• Irene 5am
• A cooler, less humid Tuesday forecast
• Charleston, Berkeley & Dorchester at OpCon 4 for Hurricane Irene
• Hurricane Irene Monday 11PM
• USC Holds Talks To Work Out Alcohol Problems In Fraternities
• NC man blames PTSD for infant stepdaughter's death
• Man gets 40 years for killing homeless woman in Spartanburg
• Cops: NC shoplifter dies after being struck by car
• 26 Health Check:Coping with Hurricane stress
• Horry County Emergency Management advises early preperation for hurricane
• 2 Your Health:Helping kids cope with Hurricane stress
• Hurricane Irene Monday 8PM
• Irene strengthens to category 2, 8 p.m. update
• Mullins' council cuts off mayor's water, looks to SLED
• Emergency Management raises South Carolina's readiness level for Hurricane Irene
• North Myrtle Beach monitors Hurricane Irene
• South Carolina emergency services gearing up for Irene
• USC: 7 fraternities suspended for alcohol issues
• South Carolina to face Xavier, North Carolina
• Robeson County residents dealing with possible tuberculosis exposure
• Panel continues work on Darlington County zoning ordinance
• Charleston, Berkeley & Dorchester on OpCon 4 for Hurricane Irene
• Florence women's group offering lunch-n-learn on couponing
• Hurricane Irene 5pm
• SC Forestry personnel dispatched to Texas
• GOP contenders will gather in Columbia for unique, Labor Day forum
• Santee Cooper studying whether it needs rate hike
• Sen. Graham wants Libyan assets freed
• Burger King dynamo Richardson comes in small package
• Mullins man sentenced to 31 years in prison
• 15 year old charged in Little River home invasion, shooting
• Horry County schools start new year with emphasis on social media
• SCEMD monitoring Hurricane Irene, urges everyone to review plans
• FMU announces tenure and promotion of faculty
• IRENE 2PM
• South Carolina gas prices fall
• USC will hear from students on frats' behavior
• Police: suspect in 4 slayings fighting extradition
• Robotics Fun Day opportunity for kids to learn about science, technology
• NC horse falls victim to mosquito-borne ailment
• Hurricane tracker 11am
• City gives warm homecoming for former rec director Davis
• Homeowners, suspect shot during Little River home invasion
• 'DAD' fills gap in dental care during Florence event
• All eyes on Hurricane Irene
• NC fraud trial to begin for ex-ABC official
• Noise complaints up as jets are back in Beaufort
• Kershaw County man dies in deer-ATV crash
• Storm possible Monday along cold front
• Darlington County, DHEC address Black Creek contamination
• Darlington County, DHEC address Black Creek contamination
• Darlington County, DHEC address Black Creek contamination
• Nurses: Vaccinate teens against rare disease
• New stars dot ranks of political consultants
• 'Bones' author tackles NASCAR at Charlotte Motor Speedway
• Coddled classics roll into Raleigh
• Incoming Clemson students start fresh
• Myrtle Beach fire department beats police department in softball game.
• An austere year awaits students
• Capt. John David Hortman's leadership recalled at funeral
• Perry promises jobs in Rock Hill stop
• Harbor pilot to hang it up
• Horry County students return to school Monday
• North Carolina's eugenics survivors prove elusive
• Pilot uninjured after plane crash in Piedmont
• Myrtle Beach man dies in Saturday morning crash
• USC to hold meetings after freeze on fraternity rush
• No room at the jail
• S.C. fails on goals for health insurance
• Lake City fire
• Moped rider robbed at Cusaac's Crossroads Sunday morning
• Fraud trial of former New Hanover ABC chief starts this week in Jacksonville
• Delmae students, parents and staff to celebrate Tuesday
• Rare fish found in upper Wateree River
• Florence County deputies investigate Saturday Lake City shootings
• Perry picks up Peeler endorsement
• TS Irene heads toward Hispanola, Puerto Rico
• Lake residents seek way to reduce I-95 accidents
• Other schools look to the ocean for business
• Folly Beach comes alive with surfers young and old for Governor's Cup; more action today
• Cusaac's Crossroads Robbery
• Filing begins on Monday for Lumbee Tribal Council
• Researchers probe lemon sharks' trips to SC
• NC trooper cleared in wreck that killed pedestrian
• SC preacher accused of raping women behind church
• Kathy Ledford Dwiggins
• COLUMN: From first to reverse: dump truck driver memories
• Sports dollars pour into Florence
• North Carolina gender equity protest urges women to go topless
• Two sides in North Carolina poultry plant dispute talk it over
• South's governors to hear answers on skills gap
• Duke professor: Americans' religious faith waning
• Tropical Storm Irene lashes north Leeward Islands
• Woodwork brings stability to Marion man
• COLUMN: Tough questions increasing faster than cures
• COLUMN: So many traffic infractions, so little time
• OPINION: Florence 1 needs its meetings to run on time
• One person stabbed to death at Ocean Lakes Campground
• North Carolina police: 3 killed in SUV wreck on Interstate 95
• Southern Governors' Associatian attendees: SGA attendees: New energy has benefits, challenges
• South Carolina group's end leads to festival cancellation
• South Carolina deputies arrest Georgia suspect after manhunt
• Conway crash shuts down SC 544 Saturday afternoon
• Resolute Louisburg College comes back from the brink
• Durham shelter covered with cats
• Former parks director Caton files grievance with Spartanburg County
• John Edwards hires a well-known attorney for his defense team
• Deputy to patrol Hartwell Lake full time
• Atlantic Beach officials conduct Saturday town council meeting
• S.C.'s jobless: 'People around here, they're struggling'
• Spartanburg-area National Guard unit returns from Iraq
• Conway man struck, killed by truck in Washington, DC
• Strickland out of jail on $1 million bond, electronic monitoring
• Injured vets' Purple Heart Homes helps soldiers in need
• Recreational Fishing Alliance calls for boycott of Walmart
• Hunt stays put in 2 seats
• A ballpark for Bull Street?
• Here Now - Rhonda Bellamy off radio, but still in the public eye
• Couple's retirement flies out window with day-to-day poultry operation
• Lake City home burns, resident slightly injured
• Man charged with DUI after crashing into parked firetruck
• Michele Bachmann keeps up criticism of Obama during S.C. tour
• NC woman gets 5 years for fatal bar fight shooting
• TB infection prompts call
• SC woman facing prison accuses US agent of rape
• Loris toddler shot, killed Saturday morning
• Prisoner who escaped from Ga. deputy caught in Colleton County
• Home sought for last bear at shuttered NC zoo
• Grand opening scheduled for new Horry County charter school
• Atlantic Beach holds special session Saturday morning
• Guns n' Hoses benefit softball game set for Sunday in Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach testing solar powered trash compactors
• Myrtle Beach to hold informational meeting on new roller hockey rink
• Spaces for "South Carolina's Largest Garage Sale" sold out
• Why are these laws 'blue?'
• Preachers preach on Florence County blue laws change
• Army helicopter pilot Hortman laid to rest in Upstate
• Descendants to honor North Carolina Revolutionary War hero
• Fort Jackson 5K run honors fallen soldiers
• South Carolina chess club holds open tournament in Columbia
• AP source: Ex-Ambassador Wilkins to endorse Perry
• Allendale deputies say they have suspect cornered in Fairfax
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Bath salts abuse can be stopped if treated quickly
• Deputies arrest suspect in fatal Marlboro County plant shooting
• Mobile mammography unit plans visits through November
• Florence library hosts grant-writing webinar
• Forestry commission offers prescribed burning training
• SC finishes fiscal year with $123 million surplus
• Governor's School boasts highest ACT scores
• FMU Nursing Program reports 100 percent NCLEX pass rate
• Woman hospitalized after shark bite at Kure Beach
• Former White House lawyer departs Edwards team
• 17-month-old SC boy hit by van and killed
• Judge halts NC Planned Parenthood cut
• Police: Man kills estranged wife near NC hospital
• USC postpones fraternity rush because of alcohol problems
• Hartsville police seek missing teenage girl
• Rick Perry
• Gannett names Caplan president, GM of Ark. station
• St. James cheerleader ready for challenges of school year
• Lengendary McBee agriculture teacher Earle dies
• Michele Bachmann vows to save economy during visit in Myrtle Beach
• SLED arrests three Lamar residents for arson
• Trustees name Johnston Clarendon libraries director
• Georgetown libraries director joins national committee
• NC starts Labor Day safe driving campaign early
• Woman hospitalized after shark bite at Kure Beach
• Job creation focus of Southern governor's meeting
• CCU welcomes biggest freshman class ever
• NC government losses push jobless rate to 10 pct
• Cook recognized for participating in state level training
• Deputies seek help to locate missing Darlington man
• Lake City Walmart prepares for September opening
• Lake City Walmart prepares for September opening
• John Davis
• NRC to hold public hearing on Robinson Plant
• SC's July unemployment jumps to nearly 11 percent
• First Citizens bank opens doors at new location in Hartsville
• PolyQuest Inc. announces expansion in Darlington County
• Police: Woman fatally shot boyfriend, then herself
• Police chase ends with 1 SC woman dead, 2 charged
• Coastal Carolian set to welcome students back
• University of South Carolina halts fraternity rush
• Police: Stolen goods found at SC flea market
• NC school leader demoted to class keeps $130K pay
• Governors from across the South heading to NC
• SC man ticketed $270 for gun in carry-on bag
• Darlington County Habitat for Humanity ReStore spruces up
• Gov. Perry campaign stops at Bazen's in Florence
• Gov. Rick Perry greets the curious outside of Bazen's restaurant in Florence
• University of South Carolina halts fraternity rush
• Three sea turtles being released by SC Aquarium
• SC set to release July unemployment numbers
• Typical August Weather This Weekend
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Florence County needs a qualified administrator who can work with all
• OPINION: There's something different in the air — it's football-shaped
• Readers invited to contribute to 9-11 anniversary coverage
• DHEC investigates residential development in the Carolina Forest area
• Golf tournament benefits March of Dimes
• NC man pleads guilty to threatening to kill Obama
• NC gas company worker dies at scene of leak
• Feds give new SC nuclear reactors safety approval
• Florence 1 proposes school consolidation study
• Sea turtle eggs are hatching along the Grand Strand
• Kingstree school renamed for late former superintendent
• Mullins mayor owes $16,300 water bill
• Presidential candidate Bachmann visits Florence
• It's official: Otis closes deal to locate in Florence
• Coker College requires fitness assessment for incoming freshmen
• Horry County high schools require metal detectors at football games
• Lake City High School football jamboree cancelled
• Police search for missing Garden City man
• Horry County auditor's office begins annual crackdown on out-of-state tags
• 'The Red Velvet Cake War' begins Sept. 16 in Hartsville
• Darlington County to borrow $1.55 million for capital projects
• Darlington County Council sends partnership measure to committee for review
• Danielle Rape
• Plug pulled on South Darlington Watershed Project
• Conway man charged with felony, filing false police report
• Protesters continue cry of 'Not Rusty' in Florence
• Fire kills Timmonsville man
• Coastal Carolina receives NCAA certification
• NC father, son arrested for armed robbery, home break-in
• Volunteers needed for upcoming Myrtle Beach sporting events
• American flag taken down from pole in waterway
• Florence house destroyed by fire Thursday morning
• Myrtle Beach police investigate assault, stolen vehicle
• W.Va. boy recovering after Myrtle Beach shark attack
• Man racks up 6 DUI arrests in SC in a year
• Tiny SC town may lose its only full-time police officer
• HUD says Lumbees must repay more than $98,000
• Elon University graduates to wear plastic gowns
• Humidity on the rise Thursday
• S.C. students improve on ACT, lag behind nation
• Horry County Special Olympics need volunteers
• Myrtle Beach homeless shelter to reopen emergency overnight shelter
• Three-year-old boy dies after fall off of lawnmower
• UPS Awards $36,000 in S.C. scholarships
• Group plans 'Hats On for Dorothy Heights Tea'
• Florence schools cope with overcrowding on first day of class
• Mullins native to conclude concert series
• Garden City manatee draws crowd, federal workers
• Florence deputies arrest two for forgery at flea market
• Kaplan University Announces Local Summer 2011 Online Graduates
• William Humphrey Receives Hands-On History Experience in Congressional Academy
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Voter ID law is better than hanging chads!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Do Florence council seats still belong to the people?
• Timmonsville residents seek to resolve water billing problems
• Retha Pierce mayor again in Atlantic Beach
• Parents try not to 'boo hoo' on Lake City's first day of school
• Coroner: remains belong to missing Dillon woman
• Johnsonville and Hemingway students take in the first day of school
• Northeastern Tech offers fall continuing education courses
• Alzheimer's Association to hold Walk to End Alzheimer's in Florence
• Reward offered in Horry County burglary case
• Brunswick County deputies search for armed robbery suspect
• Medicine Chest
• Layoffs at The Weekly Observer, Carolina Publishing
• New Administrator, CEO appointed for Loris Healthcare System
• Missing boaters rescued off Georgetown Coast
• Woman stabbed Monday in Myrtle Beach, suspect identified
• Florence 1 students head back to school
• Lowcountry pastor faces 2 more assault charges
• "Yoga for Veterans:" a twist on an ongoing effort in Myrtle Beach
• Army honors Medal of Honor recipient Murray
• Twenty students from Wilson earn IB diplomas
• Horry County police launch school crime email with tip line
• Charleston eatery nation's best new restaurant
• SC's ACT scores up slightly for 3rd year
• 3 women die, 2 children injured in wreck on US 521
• Winthrop to receive $1.3M from 5 donors
• Hand sanitizer plant closing in NC, laying off 70
• SC Ports Authority to brief business leaders
• Irmo residents seek permission to raise chickens
• Idea would trim, continue NC Governor's School
• A nice day replay Wednesday
• Grand Strand eco-friendly business teaches green values
• CCU campus growing as it prepares for record enrollment
• Florence Museum acquires Bacot medicine chest
• Woman stabbed Monday in Myrtle Beach, found along road Tuesday
• Coker honors two with Redefining Ready Award
• Benefit ride for Laurinburg boy set for Saturday
• Williamsburg County rejects comments at public hearing
• DHEC sponsors meeting on Black Creek pollution
• Florence 1 serves up new school year with new kitchen gear
• Florence police plan 11th annual golf tournament
• Murder charge nixed for NC man who carried bones
• Copper theft law to take effect Wednesday
• Myrtle Beach Airport deplanements at all time high
• United Way workers go from 'Stuffing the Bus' to stuffing schools
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Poor Kathleen Parker deserves her own fragging
• EDITORIAL: Zais' stand on federal money is a good start
• Myrtle Beach juvenile charged after threats on social media
• Layoffs at News & Post, Morning News
• Florence County Council ready for redistricting
• Hartsville mayor names Cabinet of advisors
• Native returns to Johnsonville as Junior ROTC instructor
• Bachmann gets heckled, attacks Buffett at SC stop
• Defense in terror case seeks to block witness
• EEOC sues, argues man on treatment should be hired
• PolyQuest's 7th Darlington expansion creates 20 jobs
• Woman stabbed, left along roadside in Horry County
• North Myrtle Beach chamber set to open new headquaters
• SC voter ID can be briefly delayed
• Vintage Spurrier: Gamecock wine to hit stands
• Florence vet sends gift to grieving Texas boy
• SC Gov. Haley features military-absentee voter act
• Brunswick County deputies need public's help in assault case
• Megan Darleen Fuller
• Lynwood Simmons
• COLUMN: He prefers work that is abstract, not concrete
• Horry County students learn firefighting
• FMU students, faculty and staff to help students move into campus housing
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Stop pampering teachers, spend money on the kids!
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The question is justice, not GOP vs. Democrats
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Congress needs to be on record on balanced budget
• NC man who carried bones in backpack could go free
• Military towns lead NC in personal income growth
• NC summit to address issue of homeless veterans
• Forum focuses on tax credits for NC parents
• Myrtle Waves water park extends its summer schedule
• Photos posted on Facebook leads to arrest in theft
• Former NC preacher, teacher sentenced to 4 years
• Warrant: Fuel used to start fatal NC blaze
• 5 year old boy dies days after car hits him
• The break from the humidity continues
• Drivers hope for safe year aboard Horry school buses
• North Myrtle Beach sets maximum towing rates
• Johnsonville citizens protest 'bath salts'
• Road crews begin removing trees from I-20 exits
• Coin Association in Myrtle Beach looking to buy rare currency
• Police investigate Georgetown business robbery
• Myrtle Beach's Street Reach temporarily suspends emergency overnight shelter
• Darlington County keeps yellow bag program
• Vehicle to hold many clues in missing Dillon woman investigation
• Russell King Jr., former Sonoco COO, dies at 77
• Hartsville hair cutting event raises raises $2,591
• 0816 1A Convocation 1
• Carolina Forest Elementary adds new wing, more than 100 new students
• Protesters Rally For and Against SC Getting Federal Education Money
• Conway police charge two men with armed robbery
• Horry Georgetown Tech students honored for photography work
• Hemingway students take in the first day of school
• Hartsville chief of police featured guest at town hall meeting
• Bree Boyce event at Florence's Abundant Life Church Aug. 24
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No yellow bag fan, but they have helped
• NAACP vows to fight NC's redrawn political maps
• Haley touts change in tax law for real estate
• Artists explore Katrina aftermath in CCU exhibit
• 7 year old boy bitten while swimming in Myrtle Beach
• Charlotte airport closes runway for repairs
• Haley: Ask GOP candidates the tough questions
• 5 NC suspects in terrorism plot plead not guilty
• New Waccamaw Library reaches first 100k in donations
• Myrtle Beach woman arrested for hitting child
• Marion chiropractor teaches opportunity to give through charitable works
• Horry County wins J. Mitchell Graham Memorial Award
• Legends raising money for Ramen Noodle Drive
• Gov's School starting year with challenge course
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: He defends fellow writer's absolute right to be wrong
• Historic Beaufort house to become visitor center
• $200 million in upgrades for Charleston airport
• Charlotte police training for 2012 convention
• A sunny, less humid Monday
• Lobbying in progress on NC gay marriage amendment
• Trip to grocery store saves SC man's life
• SC gas prices continue to fall
• NC suspects in terrorism plot to appear in court
• Lobbying in progress on NC gay marriage amendment
• Haley to tout SC point-of-sale law
• Grand Strand unemployed continue job search in uncertain economy
• Therapist weighs in on Christian Helms's journals and goodbye video
• 50 cuts in 50 states: Lomantini's stop in Hartsville
• Spartanburg to tackle nuisance neighbors
• Women for all seasons: Friends won reams of awards on 1950s Hanes Hosiery sports teams
• Museum: Bomber belongs back in Midlands
• Tropical Storm Gert strengthens in Atlantic Ocean
• Former state GOP head to lead Perry's South Carolina campaign
• 911 tapes to be altered to distort voices
• Spartanburg City Council might crack down on revoking business licenses
• Two arrested after Fayetteville officer hit by car
• Roaring storm wreaks havoc at camp sites
• North Carolina turtles have a hero to look to
• Districts starting school year with fewer teachers
• LAP cited in Robeson County graduation surge
• Rick Perry
• 3 years after tornado, new town hall to rise
• Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
• Celia Rivenbark relishes breaking out of newspaper boundaries
• Breaking up town of James Island
• GOP race to heat up in Florence this week
• SEC holds meeting, doesn't invite Texas A&M
• Health care system in danger, official warns
• North Carolina's mentally ill could face loss of homes
• Privacy vs safety in Five Points
• Indepth look at Christian Helm's pre-attack journal and video
• Board to get update on county jail program, pre-release program
• Bachman to appear in Myrtle Beach Friday
• A farm museum, cotton gins and horse training — all in our backyard
• Builders go cheap to compete with foreclosures, short sales
• Elizabeth Kandrac Charleston board's biggest spender
• Hybrid chestnut trees showing resistance to blight
• Hospital tries to improve access to Fort Frederick
• Tim Pawlenty
• COLUMN: Chief Cox's determination paid off
• North Carolina woman tries to recover items sold at yard sale
• Life of Love Valley founder to be remembered
• Charleston holds festival as school opens
• North Carolina woman tries to recover items sold at yard sale
• Ex-Minn. Gov. Tim Pawlenty ends White House bid
• Public can vote on name for osprey at North Carolina center
• Musicians perform 2nd Sunday on King in Charleston
• OPINION: Blue law fade-out a good thing
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Quintessential liberal Thom' wrong again on spending cuts
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hopefully, there will be more candidates for the new 7th District
• COLUMN: Snort some mystery meth? Now there's a good idea
• COLUMN: School buses, crossing zones call for motorists' ultimate caution
• Marchers protest about school issues in Charlotte
• NC man faces new felony dog-fighting charges
• USC offers snow cones to make move-in day cooler
• Charges filed against NC man in deaths of 2
• Foxx chief of staff arrested on DWI charge
• Bachmann will bus to Beacon on Tuesday
• Family seeks closure from WWII off NC coast
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll, Paul ends up second
• Panthers draw record crowd at Spartanburg training camp
• Florence County passes hotel tax threshold, ends Blue Laws
• Red wolf comeback in N.C. helps other animals thrive
• Lightning causes fire, traps people inside camper
• Grocery daily deals site to kick off on Monday
• Human rainbow flag represents LGBT pride in Myrtle Beach
• KISS fans meet two band members in Myrtle Beach
• Lake Murray Marina demolished to build apartment complex
• Police captain's fiancee shot dead
• VIDEO: Rick Perry officially enters 2012 race
• DOT asks federal government for cash
• Prices for full-pay lunches going up in Calhoun schools
• Some unions to skip Dems convention
• 5 Points curfew likely to become permanent
• Applicants for SC Boeing jobs overwhelm website
• Triangle patients feel national drug shortages
• Drug raid turns up $200,000 in pot plants
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Charleston to propose cruise controls
• Camp Lejeune Marine killed in Afghanistan
• North Carolina woman dies while in sheriff's office custody
• North Carolina woman fatally shot, husband kills self
• Dental Society events offer poor free care
• Couple to demonstrate North Carolina pottery-making techniques
• Hootie and the Blowfish aid students in new year
• More than 700 freshmen reporting to The Citadel
• North Charleston hosting 'Cool to be in School'
• North Carolina museum to exhibit photos of sit-ins, Elvis
• Lexington sheriff helps out American Legion
• NAACP plans protests in Charlotte, Fayetteville
• Tropical Storm Franklin forms well away from land
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Spoiled turkey hilights the need to turn to veggies
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Denying hungry kids food - is that what Jesus would do?
• Annual Guy Daniels Memorial Surfoff set for this weekend in Surfside Beach
• Early morning crash kills driver in Georgetown County
• Bachmann to visit Florence for meeting, rally
• Marion man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Hartsville police cruisers get makeover
• Florence 1 seeks mentors for the school year
• Former Miss S.C. to speak at Healthy Woman gala
• $36 Million cut to South Carolina education delayed
• Founder of North Carolina 'Cowboy Capital' dies at age 87
• North Carolina mom with cancer decries court's custody ruling
• Sewage spill prompts warning at Carolina Beach
• North Carolina park campground closed due to bear sightings
• Police say North Carolina man apparently shot wife, then self
• North Carolina man goes from Wall Street to Waffle House
• Drexel dad travels to Myrtle Beach to keep search going
• Lake City mother walks on for soldier son
• Lake City mother walks on for soldier son
• Metal detectors being used at Horry County football games
• SC Republicans Say Clyburn Wrong Choice for Deficit Reduction Committee
• Gold prices creates business for Myrtle Beach gold buyers
• Helms video taped confession released
• Florence County passes tax threshold, early Sunday shopping now available
• Third CSC with a minor charge for 52-year-old Nichols man
• Educational center accepts applications
• Darlington County schools set Title I annual parent meetings
• Deputies arrest fifth suspect in Florence slayings
• Investigators find missing Dillon woman's vehicle
• $36M cut to SC education delayed
• UNC Board of Governors back Thorp in Chapel Hill
• SC woman sues over children's train crash
• Effingham woman faces child neglect charge
• After months of talk, North Charleston rail dispute now in court
• Horry County teacher named Outstanding Agricultural Educator
• Welcome Week events scheduled for students at Coastal Carolina
• Dirt could fly on I-73 in Dillon County by October
• Darlington School District names finalists named for Teacher of the Year
• Merry Go 'Round resale event moves to Hartsville YMCA
• Deadline to purchase Hartsville Veterans Memorial plaques is Aug. 31
• Budget Gourmet: Panzennella Salad
• Florence-Darlington Tech sets enrollment record
• Brittanee Drexel Billboard
• Surfside motorcycle, van crash injures two
• Dome: Conservative mounts effort to derail Rick Perry
• Gunfire may have caused power loss for NC county
• NC musicians unite to help find stolen guitars
• Hilton Head rules said to hinder minority areas
• SC man hospitalized after shark bite off NC coast
• SC tourism indicators show industry recovering
• A dozen people sentenced in postal fraud scheme
• Hairstylist attempts world record while benefitting humane societies
• Hartsville to seek extraterritorial jurisdiction from county
• Darlington Council to hold hearing on yellow bag program
• Coker housing reaches new heights
• Darlington School District lowers dropout rate
• Robinson Plant to test sirens Wednesday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't fall for Democrat's scare tactics or their lies
• School District may eliminate middle school program at Rosenwald in Society Hill
• Billboard featuring Brittanee Drexel unveiled Friday
• Eno, Flaming Lips among big names at North Carolina's Moogfest
• Molly the Mooing Milk Truck missing in South Carolina
• NC diners get hepatitis vaccine after ill worker
• Duke has first Hindu chaplain in school's history
• Two NC men due in court on animal cruelty charges
• Haley, DeMint, Scott opening RedState gathering
• Nearly all of North Carolina either dry or in drought
• Rising rain chances, falling temps this weekend
• Myrtle Beach gets international exposure through baseball tournament
• OPINION: Timmonsville schools finally have some options
• Battle for Mr. Myrtle Beach begins with a roast
• Refurbished war vehicle travels through Myrtle Beach
• Florence 1 schools' plans on schedule
• Lake City considers PDTRA services
• Bath salts use hits home for Florence County man, family
• Coast Guard cancels search for missing boater in Murrells Inlet
• USC celebrates 400th anniversary of King James Bible
• SCDOT delaying payments to construction companies
• Hartsville buys former bank for new city hall
• Conway area man dies in Murrells Inlet motorcycle wreck
• Myrtle Beach gets international exposure through baseball tournament
• Mixed Reaction to Helms six year prison sentence
• Missing Bennettsville man found safe
• Arts center officially in FMU hands
• Carolina Academy football hopes to find winning form in 2011
• Man gets life without parole in Florence woman's slaying
• Hemingway community looks to help family in need
• Ward named Florence 3 Teacher of the Year
• Perdue keeps NC crime head to lead combined agency
• University of SC offers online program next fall
• Clemson University to start merit-pay system
• ARGHHH! Children's author sails into Hartsville
• CareSouth Carolina hits the road to Celebrate community health centers
• Ingram names Hartsville Lion of the Year
• Robert E. Lee Academy adds new courses, teachers
• Byerly Foundation accepting grant concept letters
• Trainer makes shelter dogs Canine Angels for veterans
• Hartsville Police look to Crimestoppers for leads in fatal shooting
• Hartsville stylist gives away free 'back-to-school' haircuts
• Marion County Combined Drug Unit arrest 78 in five-month span
• Leadership Grand Strand Class XXXII announced
• Hartsville man is still inspiring others
• Horry County permit deadline approaching for fall bike rally
• Reappointment of Kershaw judge could pit Haley against Sheheen
• Nighttime lane closures to continue at the Backgate
• Judge postpones Zahra Baker's stepmom drug trial
• NC flooding forces road fixes, offers home buyouts
• Great Dismal Swamp fire grows, crosses into NC
• Metal recycler expanding in SC
• Man convicted of charges in Rock Hill death
• NTSB: SC flying boat was doing aerial loops
• NC home contained vipers, cobras, Gila monsters
• USC library marks 400th year of English Bibles
• NTSB: SC flying boat was doing aerial loops
• Man gets life sentence for killing Columbia pastor
• Columbia father not charged in baby's heat-related death
• SC deputy's 4 year old son shoots himself
• A toasty Thursday forecast
• "Salute Our Troops" jeep to travel through Myrtle Beach
• Grand Strand fishermen react to new catch limits
• Palmetto State E-Cademy offers students alternative to traditional schools
• Florence 1 schools gear up for first day of classes
• Darlington County names Honor Roll Teachers
• Residents to weigh in on Darlington County yellow bags
• Witness, experts testify in Florence murder trial
• Cameras coming to downtown Florence
• Byrnes emerges from bankruptcy in time for start of classes
• Deputies seek missing Bennettsville man
• Robinson plant to test sirens
• Pee Dee school districts get technology grants
• NC panel approves changes on posting gas prices
• NC Marines say 6,400 gallons of fuel recovered
• Former Socastee High student sentenced to six years for shooting
• Florence's Maple Park baseball team heads to world series
• Horry County school officials get pay increases
• Grand Strand fishermen react to new catch limits
• Cheap gas has motorists heading to Oates
• Conway police charge 2 in armed robbery
• Lake City garbage collection literally 'in the pink'
• Pop Up Shops
• Muddy Creek plantation to be auctioned
• SC's MUSC reports record outside research funding
• Marion County Councilwoman launches mentoring program
• Marion Chamber of Commerce to host annual golf tourney
• Horry County Police launches new School Crime Tip Line
• Law to curb SC copper thefts takes effect next week
• Perdue order adds to NC pre-kindergarten battle
• I-26 outside Charleston open after 9-hour closing
• Florence man charged with sex crimes faces federal indictment
• South Carolina jobless workers can now apply for benefits online
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Who'd benefit from hiring Smith as County Administrator?
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democracy is gone, now we live in a mediaocracy
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No place for anti-semitism in modern Christianity
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Get rid of the Yellow Bags? That'll be just fine with her
• SC Senate Agricultural Subcommittee to hold public hearing along Grand Strand
• Carolina beach towns to pay for inlet dredging
• SC car dealer charged with selling cars with liens
• Beaufort County public safety director resigns
• Hundreds in NC seek protective Hepatitis A vaccine
• Planned Parenthood wants NC funds cutoff stopped
• $35 million SC cruise terminal up for city review
• A break from the humidity Wednesday
• Former Socastee High student to be sentenced for shooting
• Economists discuss Grand Strand's growth outlook
• Florence School District 4 votes to accept loan
• Horry County teachers, employees to see pay raise
• Horry and Georgetown public safety departments utilize social media
• Shaw University president announces resignation
• Teen Mom Arrested
• SC Budget Board Raises State Health Care Premiums
• Clyburn: Entitlements Aren't The Problem
• Clyburn: Entitlements aren't the problem
• Lawyer: "Teen Mom" star from Bolivia tested positive for drugs
• Small businesses spilt on talks about Myrtle Beach economy
• Protestors say 'Not Rusty' for Florence County administrator
• Federal panel approves annual catch limits
• Sons testify about Florence woman's disappearance
• COLUMN: Lots of interesting kin, but not William T.
• Miami-Washington flight diverted to South Carolina
• North Myrtle Beach road projects set for September
• Human remains found in Robeson County
• Amus 1
• Cops learn to combat gang crimes
• Suspects arrested after early Sunday drive-by shooting in Hemingway
• NC SEAL killed in Afghan crash recalled as daring
• SC Rep. Clyburn: debt rating call political
• Landfill deadline creeping closer in Williamsburg County
• Fire damages print shop on USS Yorktown in SC
• South Carolina lawmakers favor Medicaid for male breast cancer
• Goodwill supports Teacher's Supply Closet
• Forsyth to appeal prayer case to US Supreme Court
• Man sentenced in Beaufort County embezzlement
• Myrtle Beach Police release photo of bank robbery suspect
• NC man charged with using boy as stun gun shield
• Florence council hoping new revitalization plan won't repeat old mistakes
• Florence judge OKs key statement in Bruce murder trial
• Florence judge okays key statement in Bruce murder trial
• SC budget board to vote on health care premiums
• Heat still at home in South Carolina
• University of SC expects largest freshmen class
• SC Transportation agency having trouble with bills
• Panel meeting in SC to consider new fishing limits
• Celebrities to play ball to help kids slim down
• Heat advisory: Day 3
• Top five Most Practical Mobile Applications
• Coast Guard and good Samaritan locate missing boaters
• Police: Pass key used in fatal Asheville fire
• Beaufort horse-carriage operators take heat break
• Realty show star charged with probation violation
• Darlington board OKs bond; district anticipates more state funding
• Weed & Seed ask Florence City Council for help to avoid closure
• Conway neighbors think someone is poisoning pets
• Myrtle Beach Police looking for bank robbery suspect
• CCU listed in Forbes best colleges ranking
• Hemingway group volunteers with seniors
• FCSD3 hosting back-to-school community conference
• Issa subpoenas gov't documents in Boeing case
• SC schools to seek flexibility from education law
• EDITORIAL: Lake City got burned in July (and we don't mean just the heat)
• COMPTROLLER: A 'blueprint' for protecting South Carolina's credit rating
• Roger Bruce Trial
• Morris street home in Lake City burned in fire
• LEGISLATIVE HAPPENINGS: McGill reports on 2011 state session
• COLUMN: Lake City chamber a valuable resource in more ways than one
• Lake City community happenings: Aug. 10
• Lake City church announcments: Aug. 10
• Florence murder trial set to begin Monday afternoon
• FMU holds basketball camp at Carolina Academy
• Lake City library announces new books, Aug. 10
• Lake City's new village green to host two September festivals
• Another forum set on SC's voter ID bill
• Coffee king becomes Krispy Kreme's top shareholder
• Hearing set for soldier in health clinic shootings
• Fort Bragg to hire more substance abuse counselors
• Florence League of Women Voters to honor Brown, founders at Aug. 25 event
• Coastal Uncorked Festival announces 2012 dates
• SC gas prices continue to fall
• Conway residents think pets are poisoned
• NC's 2 senators to attend NC Defense Trade Show
• Heat advisory issued for 30 SC counties
• Andrews Airport to expand with skydiving drop off services
• Georgetown drainage project keeps Front Street entrance closed two more months
• NC college reopens to students after April tornado
• Huntsman campaigning for president in SC
• SC prison officials sponsor three day gang conference
• Another day, another heat advisory Monday
• Another day, another heat advisory Monday
• Trial set to begin for accused Socastee High School shooter
• What went wrong with compliance at UNC
• If nuclear disaster struck, how fast could Triangle scoot?
• New USC Upstate chancellor Thomas Moore seeks change
• Suddenly, it's Cam Fest
• Same-sex homes are increasing in Charlotte area
• Budget cuts take toll on Clemson University Public Services Activities division
• Florence police arrest three following Saturday robberies
• Myrtle Beach businesses see boost during tax holiday
• Economic grant on city agenda
• SC congressmen make a splash
• Alice Boykin Miller, 93, learned the joy of generosity at an early age
• Region home of first transcontinental telephone call, New Deal-era mural and multiple opportunities for higher ed
• Tax free holiday bargain hunters shop Magnolia Mall
• The cost of going back to school
• Cells get storm-ready
• Five Points beating victim: 'I still struggle with it . . .'
• Schools to appeal ruling favoring former principal
• The Grove
• Rebuilding Santa's Workshop
• Nichols man earns farmer of the year honor
• Biologist keeps a watchful eye on Cape Fear birds
• COLUMN: Sister Bonnie was no 'detriment' to him
• COLUMN: Now it's official: he's full of baloney
• COLUMN: Jeff Davis' visit and other Florence train stories
• EDITORIAL: Florence cases show capital punishment is about justice
• High court rulings eliminate capital punishment in Deaver slaying
• Mormons may not find 2012 base
• Amid spending battle, GOP rep renovates office
• Body of NC teen pulled from a lake
• 2nd victim found in stream after heavy rainstorm
• COLUMN: Goodbyes to Bonnie were always upsetting
• COLUMN: Motorists must remember to respect crossing guards
• Subs Plus: Brothers keep Florence satisfied for 18 years
• Bank of America shares falling again
• Probe urged over Cannon's Campground contamination
• Little dogs' tale of woe wins over tender hearts
• Operation Rolling Thunder nets 18 felony arrests, $215,000
• Goodwill holds donations drive ahead of North Myrtle Beach opening
• Horry County Museum celebrates tobacco heritage
• Up to five inches of rain falls; flooding reported in Raleigh
• Town rallies to replace missing money for sick youth
• Raids lead to drug arrests
• Man shot 4 times, won't help investigators
• Former teacher sentenced for rape
• Toccoa and its paratrooper camp not just a distant memory
• Photos from Northwest Park Fest
• Photos from Northwest Park Fest
• Photos from Northwest Park Fest
• Photos from Northwest Park Fest
• Photos from Northwest Park Fest
• Photos from Northwest Park Fest
• Trio of Wilmington executives are top GOP donors
• Sister: Victim was left to die
• Desperate for health care
• Tobacco Festival
• 'Wee Man' faces a second surgery
• Family asks why Norway minister was killed
• Acquittals put spotlight on definition of 'reasonable doubt'
• Progress Energy Darlington County plant damaged by fire Saturday
• Basket maker defies Seabrook Island
• NC prosecutors: Littering shells led to shooting
• Woman dies in NC flood while running from police
• Body of SC man found weeks after he went missing
• Police arrest man they say ran over a woman in Myrtle Beach
• Proposed NC cement plant gets air permit scrutiny
• Charleston School of Law gets full accreditation
• Ex-SC Gov Sanford says politics not his aim now
• Spokesman: SC governor proud of new voter ID law
• Myrtle Beach road construction update for Aug. 7 - 13
• Sickle-cell crisis blamed in Lamar player's death
• Cocaine seizure largest in Florence County Sheriff's Office history
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thank goodness, there are some caring people still exist
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: End of Timrod concerts are a real disappointment
• FMU eyeing an engineering major
• Deputies seek fifth suspect in 2009 Florence double slaying
• Myrtle Beach shoppers take advantage to the tax free weekend
• Bennettsville police seek Bojangles armed robbery suspects
• ACLU, others ask feds to overturn SC voter ID law
• Goodwill to expand job resources to North Myrtle Beach
• Autopsy: Mangum's boyfriend died from 1 stab wound
• Duke Energy wants 17 percent increase on SC homes
• Subs Plus
• Myrtle Beach man wanted for assault and battery
• Arts and crafts festival returns to Myrtle Beach Convention Center
• New worries about water contamination at NC site
• Statewide copper theft bill goes into effect August 17
• Missing Lake City man's body found in ditch Thursday night
• Duke expected to file request for rate hike in SC
• Andrews Airport to expand with skydiving drop off services
• Former Bluffton officer gets $86,000 in lawsuit
• SC toddler killed when tree limb falls on him
• Former NC minister sentenced in child porn case
• Myrtle Beach business helps families eat well on a tight schedule
• OSHA inspection finds safety problems at Bragg
• Another day of heat advisories across most of SC
• Columbia mom arrested after 3 children home alone
• Oconee County woman bitten by rabid skunk
• Better rain chances Friday, heat advisory still in effect
• Two die in wreck on Interstate 95 at Lake Marion
• Shoppers, stores ready for SC tax holiday
• Bizarre 911 calls could put Horry County lives at risk
• Florence-Darlington Tech Nursing Program Graduates
• Florence-Darlington Tech Nursing Program Graduates
• Florence-Darlington Tech Nursing Program Graduates
• Florence-Darlington Tech Nursing Program Graduates
• Moped accident leaves one dead near Lake City
• Hagan wants public input on post office closures
• 3 arrested after Sumter man's body found in trunk
• Elderly NC couple found dead in murder-suicide
• Woman run over by car in Myrtle Beach, suspect on the loose
• PDRTA to bring bus service to Hartsville
• Official recommends overhaul of development partnership
• Surrounding business worries about Freestyle Music Park's future
• COLUMN: Mrs. M and her marvelously, magical gift
• EDITORIAL: A parents' role in the education
• COLUMN: 'When life hands you lemons, make lemonade'
• Hartsville gives a shout out for National Night Out
• Victim identified in Horry deadly motorcycle wreck
• 'Super Follies!' to benefit Free Medical Clinic of Darlington County
• Darlington School Board to take up bond measure, recognize teachers
• Faithful servant retires: Rev. Smith to leave pulpit after 34 years at Hartsville's Forest Hills Baptist Church
• Simply 'Elegant': Hartsville chef gets back to the business of catering
• New First Citizens branch in hartsvillwe to open Aug. 15
• Progress-Energy CEO: 'No cookie-cutter approach'
• Game changer
• Florence man suspect in $150,000 of property damage
• Firehouse Subs Donation
• Annual 'sales-tax holiday' to be held for shoppers
• Florence County deputies seize $10 million in cocaine
• Annual 'sales tax holiday' begins Friday for shoppers
• With grant denied, Johnsonville moves on to well test
• Lamar woman wins $200,000 in SC Education Lottery
• Judge denies bond to man charged in Pamplico police officer assault
• Lowe's destroyed by tornado to reopen in September
• NTSB: Video shows NC plane crash that killed 1
• 3 shot in downtown Charleston
• Fire heavily damages home of Lowcountry politician
• SCE&G expects new nuclear licenses in January
• 36M lbs. of turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak
• Police release Myrtle Waves burglary suspect photos
• Goodwill to bring the power of work to North Myrtle Beach
• Thad Viers to run for 7th Congressional seat
• NC dog-fighting 'legend' to be sentenced
• Heat index may reach 114 along southern SC coast
• 'Hunger Games' movie being filmed in NC
• Police break up gun ring in Columbia
• Funeral for SC civil rights pioneer
• Bank, nonprofit discuss credit in North Charleston
• Heat advisory in effect again Thursday
• Scientist: Continue ocean dead zone monitoring along Grand Strand
• Son: Father's body found under his crawl space
• Florence 1 adds $1.7 million to 2011-12 budget
• North Myrtle Beach video conferences court hearings with county jail
• Audit Shows Money Wasn't Tracked Through SC Children's Program
• Freestyle Music Park bought out of foreclosure, hopes to open in 2012
• Grand Strand expert says eat right to beat the heat
• FLORENCE YOUTHS ATTEND STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
• Denny Woodall Neilson Receives Coker College Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award
• EDITORIAL: Heat-related death calls for caution, not judgment
• School district trustees throw barbs over attorney's employment
• Marshals capture Florence's most wanted fugitive, Nicky Wilson
• Boys & Girls Clubs to honor Moore as Champion for Youth
• Horry County Police investgates a stabbing in Loris
• Schaeffler Group USA announces expansion in Chesterfield County
• Autopsy results in football player's death expected Friday
• Decisions to be made in Chesterfield animal shelter case
• $1M bond set for SC preacher charged in assaults
• SC audit: Program to reach disabled babies faulted
• NC readies for pre-kindergarten storm
• Local farmers get the facts on flax in Kingstree
• Lifelong Learning offers free week to start semester
• Brunswick deputies need public's help solving Tuesday shooting case
• SC tourism slumps sharply in '09
• North Myrtle Beach donates fire truck to Midway Fire Department
• North Myrtle Beach Police seek assault suspect
• Myrtle Beach sunbather run over in 2010, dies in nursing home
• S.C. high school seniors near $1 billion in total scholarship money
• Woman claiming cancer given $50,000 by friend
• Henderson County teacher faces student sex charges
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• Pee Dee man sentenced to 47 years for murder
• Pee Dee man sentenced to 47 years for murder
• Myrtle Beach chef to represent S.C. in seafood cook-off
• 62 year old Myrtle Beach man charged with indecent exposure
• Hilton Head beach project moves ahead
• Carolinas Family Planning Centers grateful for support
• East Carolina plans dental center in Spruce Pine
• PDRTA seeks public input on proposed bus service in Hartsville
• Fewer Darlington schools meet federal NCLB standards
• Hartsville fire hydrants get new hues
• Charlotte is test market for tobacco lozenges
• South Carolina ETV cuts 17 jobs
• Heat advisory issued for 32 SC counties
• Bodies of 2 women found in Simpsonville home
• Autopsy: beaten NC boy had alcohol in system
• Cruise council meeting aboard Carnival Fantasy
• Johns Island woman wins SC meal from Lee brothers
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: No doubt about it, a lot of lying going on
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Who does Harpootlian think he is anyway?
• Residents concerned with Yauhannah Bridge replacement progress
• Timmonsville council will hire forensic auditor for deeper probe
• Darlington citizen complains about treatment by police
• Cops: SC Teens go on spending spree after $37K theft
• Hundreds pay respects to fallen NC firefighter
• Marine sergeant from Wilson NC killed in Afghanistan
• National Night Out
• Lake City public square to close to all traffic
• Eight-year-old Hartsville boy pines for missing dog
• Residents and officers stand together for Florence County's National Night Out
• Missing Dog story
• Johnsonville and Hemingway business parks sit idle as new facilities are built
• COLUMN: Bonnie moves to Bellevue
• Investigation in Lamar football player's death continues
• Coker College Named a Best College in the Southeast by The Princeton Review
• Myrtle Beach plans for "gun buyback"
• Duke making request for rate hike in SC this week
• Contractors late again on US 17 expansion in NC
• Most Wanted Fugitive in Florence County captured
• SC DPS chief says new immigration unit is on hold
• Surfside Beach Subway robbed; suspect caught
• The Governor's School for Science and Mathematics names PULSE Coordinator
• School Buses Will Soon Be Rolling Again In Darlington County
• Conway man dies after car accident
• Free school supplies to be given away at HTC locations
• Red Apple Passes Available for Darlington County Residents
• Ribbon Cutting Set for Coker's Downtown Lofts
• New library opens in Society Hill
• Eight graduate from Hartsville Police Youth Academy
• Still in business: 91-year-old Morrell resident opens 'General Store' at nursing home
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• EDITORIAL: Debt crisis is over — now get to work
• SC tech college offers geothermal system courses
• NC grand jury indicts pair in 2-year-old's death
• CCU's Growth Summit to focus on growth and taxation
• Company picks up 6 wild dogs in Fayetteville
• Carowinds buys land to expand amusement park
• 2 arrested in death of Mount Pleasant man
• 3 SC woman arrested after children found in filth
• Lancaster man gets 20 years for shoplifting
• SC deputies hosting National Night Out events
• Trial continues in NC nursing home shooting case
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Time for some 'adult' writing from Thom Anderson
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Politicians are harder to get rid of than rats
• LETTER TO EDITOR: It's about time we gave President Carter his due
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Republicans clearly at fault for $14 trillion debt load
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democrats up to their old election time tricks again
• Military investigates death of 82nd paratrooper at Ft. Bragg
• Sweeping Changes Aim To Get More Foster Children in 'Forever Homes'
• Funeral scheduled for civil rights pioneer, judge
• Funeral scheduled for civil rights pioneer, judge
• Leatherman: 7th Congressional District will unite Pee Dee
• Myrtle Beach Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Archie Dargan: builder, entrepreneur, Clemson fan
• Firefighters extinguish interstate vehicle fire
• Governor signs Congressional Reapportionment Bill
• Hobson joins Florence disabilities foundation board
• Gov. Haley Signs 7th District
• Delegation names Caudle to Florence 1 school board
• Myrtle Waves burglarized of $50,000 over weekend
• Man charged in Lake City shooting
• Judge denies bond for pawn shop shooting suspect
• Trial begins in case of NC nursing home shootings
• Police seek public's help to find missing Bennettsville man
• Truck driver likely asleep before fatal I-85 crash
• Horry County police investigate motorcycle thefts
• Florence teens take home national title at shooting competition
• Fire at CCU residence hall caused by lightning
• Young, but experienced group looks to lead Johnsonville
• Gov Haley signs congressional reapportionment bill
• Main Street Marion's Farmers Market to add more 'Market'
• Haley in MB
• Duke interns say farewell, unveil oral history project
• Horry County Sheriff's Office to co-host shred event
• Forestry official doesn't favor of fireworks ban
• NC community college ends low-income program
• Georgetown apartment searched in Brittanee Drexel case
• Refuge to preserve history of NC moonshine mecca
• 100 women leave Yemassee for Lifetime Show
• Corner hot dog stand brings big-city flavor to Florence
• Corner hot dog stand brings big-city flavor to Florence
• Loggers, SC utility at odds over submerged logs
• SC man sentenced to 6 years for attacking cop
• Horry County to offer Community Emergency Response Training
• Army to dedicate headquarters building at Bragg
• Haley to sign congressional reapportionment bill in Myrtle Beach
• Corolla Wild Horse Fund hires 3 to patrol beaches
• Spokesman: Bragg contractor's death was accident
• Civil rights lawyer, federal judge Perry dies
• SC gas prices up slightly from last week
• COLUMN: In the schools
• Procession planned for Asheville, NC firefighter
• SC man charged in screwdriver stabbing
• SC man gets 8 years for stealing from graves
• A bit of a break from the heat Monday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Cutting Medicare will require thoughtful scrutiny of programs
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: More praise for Mrs. Palles, a great Greek, good woman
• Community rallies to help boys hurt in Cleveland Park train crash
• Pilots union denies lawsuit allegations of work slowdown
• Fans welcome Panthers back to Spartanburg for camp
• Kinston works to extend its long pro baseball history
• Praying for rain: Upstate farmers deal with plight of drought
• Brunswick County jail joins national trend, starts video visitation via internet
• Drought promps Garden City golf course to ration water
• Groups gripe about choices for funding
• Summer smog mugs region
• Suspect in Florence pawn shop slaying to have bond hearing Monday
• Is S.C. GOP set to go rogue?
• CCU student housing building burns
• Plant expansion on Robeson County agenda
• Relocated AquaPalooza draws hundreds to floating festivities
• Does Brunswick County need two hospitals? Numbers say no, people say yes
• Bamberg residents seek answers about hospital
• Three killed in accident on Interstate 85 in Anderson County
• Living high on the VA's money
• Lamar football player dies after Saturday practice
• Army hopes to hire 130 substance abuse counselors
• Perdue's fighter image could help her in 2012
• Can UNC play big-time football and preserve its integrity?
• 1 man dies, another injured at NC waterfalls
• New DSS director sets tall order for improvement
• Store clerk wounded in Dillon County robbery
• Body found in woods days after SC woman disappears
• Seersucker suits showcase Southern summer flair
• SC store employee accused of filming in bathroom
• Vacant Florence home damaged in Sunday fire
• One dead, one wounded in Gresham shooting
• Florence police target Internet-based prostitution
• COLUMN: Older 'sistu' Bonnie was 'happy at the farm'
• COLUMN: Dreams of an improved downtown for Florence
• Slave descendants meet owner descendant at family reunion
• OPINION: Three cheers for our district, The Fightin' Seventh
• GUEST EDITORIAL: New district a great win for Pee Dee, Horry
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: America, Congress is riddling while Rome burns!
• COLUMN: Roads, traffic and police can't tolerate aggressive driving
• Purple Martins take Lake Murray by storm
• Purple Martins take Lake Murray by storm
• Purple Martins take Lake Murray by storm
• Purple Martins take Lake Murray by storm
• Purple Martins take Lake Murray by storm
• COLUMN: Will NFL millions put an end to Fred Millers?
• Purple martins make Bomb Island this continent's largest roost
• Hazzard's high sheriff sues for royalties
• Dangerous mosquito-borne disease detected in New Hanover
• CPCC student's deportation dropped
• Grand Strand businessman Shaw Dargan dies at 86
• Paper towels cost county more than $11,000 a year
• Thorp hears from alumni over Davis
• Surge of crimes leaves Belton residents feeling violated
• Teachers start spending on school supplies in North Myrtle Beach
• Fired destroys old Civitan Clubhouse
• As lost pilot gets a name, a memory will get new life
• Bamberg hospital lays off one-third of employees
• Third Annual Stuf the Bus Event
• Third Annual Stuf the Bus Event
• Cam Newton knows NFL 'a high level'
• SC Bank & Trust buys failed Columbia-based BankMeridian
• Perry backs a constitutional limit on marriage
• Crash on I-85 kills 3, shuts down interstate in SC
• Lumbee recognition bill heads to full Senate
• Some believe Kure Beach isn't a business-friendly town
• Legislator: South Carolina's E-verify work law needs to be tougher
• Reward offered for information leading to missing man
• US appeals court rules against NC opening prayer
• 4,000 pounds of copper stolen from court site
• Lake City's Woodbury turns golf passion into career
• Lake City's Woodbury turns golf passion into career
• NC chicken plants closing, laying off 1,000
• Charleston hunted firebug in 1977
• DeMint directs tea party drive on debt, deficits
• Pastor accused of kidnapping, raping woman
• Florence neighborhoods plan 'National Night Out'
• Teachers to get free supplies from North Myrtle Beach store
• Myrtle Beach to host 5th annual golf tournament
• THUMBS UP: Cirque wasn't that good for him!
• LETTER TO EDITOR:Can't feed your kids? Don't have 'em
• Atlantic Beach among municipalities on S.C. delinquent audit list
• Investigators find burned-out car of slain teen
• Retired Chapin couple wins $1M playing Powerball
• Smith named new Marion County library director
• Man pleads guilty in Darlington traffic stop case
• New shelter becoming reality for Florence Area Humane Society
• Myrtle Beach neighborhoods to celebrate National Night Out
• Agency warns of Medicaid telephone scammers
• Myrtle Beach road construction update for July 30 - August 6
• Grand Strand Humane Society to host free cat neuter clinic
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Where is justice for E.J. Melvin?
• NC state government watching DC debt standoff
• SC agencies, financial leaders fret fed funds loss
• LETTER TO EDITOR: No more debt until people's demands are met!
• SC Senate submits redistricting plan to U.S. Dept. of Justice
• Florence County Council chairman eyes administrator post
• SC agencies, financial leaders frustrated with D.C.
• No NC schools adding classroom days
• Civil trial over reputed Edwards sex tape delayed
• Horry County "Hornet Fire" is 100% contained
• Asheville blaze kills one firefighter, injures 10
• Woman: SLED agent held her hostage before killing
• Cary man's sign to come down, lawsuit continues
• Georgetown family receives the gift of life, urges others to become organ donors
• Optician sees no signs of slowing down after 44 years
• Equipment installed at new Conway Recreation Center
• York man accused of assaulting disabled daughter
• Beaufort Marine squadron gets new commander
• Descendants of original Siamese twins hold reunion
• Hit-and-run driver strikes, kills Florence pedestrian Friday
• Several Pee Dee schools don't meet 2011 AYP, NCLB goals
• Conway father and daughter sing to stay connected
• SC woman gets 10 years for stealing donation jar
• Feds file lawsuit in Taco Bell haircut dispute
• Lumbee recognition bill passes US Senate committee
• State Senator Blake won't seek re-election in 2012
• Cops: Teen used nude pics to force girls into sex
• Atlantic Beach: A town without police officers
• 7,300 State Employees Could Get Furloughs
• Woman dies in Loris wreck Thursday afternoon
• Florence 3 superintendent says district's progress must come faster
• Campers make it their mission to serve in Florence
• Debt Ceiling Showdown Could Hurt SC College Students' Financial Aid
• Conway Senior Center helps elderly beat the heat
• Florence parents welcome quadruplets at McLeod Hospital
• U.S. Marshals capture Ohio fugitive in Conway
• Robinson: Florence revitalization hurts downtown businesses
• Coker College to Host 'September 11, 2001: A Community Remembers'
• COLUMN: 'Uncle John' walks through the final door
• EDITORIAL: Putting needs of others first
• Darlington School District elementary students show big gains on PASS
• Branson named Chesterfield County libraries' director
• Post office closures would make long hikes harder
• Haley's legislative report cards incomplete
• Reward offered after another Charleston fire
• Horry County councilman perplexed by $45,000 fine
• Horry County police searching for Murrells Inlet bank robber
• Officials expect parking lot to be complete by start of school
• KEEPING THE FAITH: Keep your shirt on; God will speak
• Sonoco sets landfill-free status as goal
• Sonoco reports second quarter results
• New plan may solve Timmonsville schools' financial woes
• Purple Martins
• Governor Haley to visit Grand Strand Monday
• Abortion restrictions become NC law after override
• Washington Park race track hosted horse racing in heart of Myrtle Beach
• Congregation spreads love through Mission: Hartsville
• Lamar teen charged in slayings transferred from DJJ to Darlington County
• SC man gets prison for setting fire, robbing store
• State Treasurer announces audit of State Treasurer's Office
• Drought seems over for some parts of SC coast
• Mother Nature turns up heat on Pender Co. wildfire
• Daisy Elementary students get back to school early
• South Carolina woman dies from heat exposure
• Excessive heat warnings for North Carolina
• The heat is on Thursday
• SCDOT wants technology at I26/I95 junction
• Spartanburg vet treats injured eagle
• Myrtle Beach Economic Development Corporation presents strategic plan
• Darlington County school district announces meal policy
• Atlantic Beach fires its entire police department
• Woman shot in face talks to deputies through notes
• NC House debates veto override on teachers' group
• Misquoted glass panel replaced at NC veterans park
• NC Legislature finalizes redistricting; feds next
• Dillon Softball 2
• Dillon Softball 1
• SC to Moody's: State Finances Are Stable, Improving
• SC's Backup Plan In Case Federal Money Dries Up
• Softball teams unite Dillon County with World Series berths
• Mullins robbery suspect faces more charges
• Lake City, Olanta left out of new 7th U.S. House District
• Smoke Free Horry urges Myrtle Beach to become non-smoking
• Smoke Free Horry urges Myrtle Beach to become non-smoking
• Meeting addresses Florence 1 school board elections
• Officials have high hopes for 7th Congressional District impact
• Marion Boys & Girls Club volunteers at local nursing center
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Her heart is broken, America is falling apart
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Florence Area Humane Society will make a difference
• Byrnes Schools reach agreement with creditors
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Ard 'mis-used' it on his family? That's OK with her
• EDITORIAL: Norweigian nut could have been one of us
• Paving work on Harrelson Boulevard in Myrtle Beach delayed
• Marines, civilians at NC base reminded of policies
• NY judge releases Mass. agency from 9/11 lawsuit
• Weather holding up nighttime lane closures at Backgate
• Gay marriage amendment not clear winner for NC GOP
• Nichols man accused of sexually assaulting girls
• Pawleys Island attempted bank robbery
• Summer reading program finishes up in Hemingway
• PDRTA to hold public meetings about service expansions
• NMB police looking for home invasion suspects
• Florence 1 announces registration dates for new school year
• Florence 1 releases guidelines for free lunch eligibility
• Charlotte teaching staff to rise by nearly 500
• Spartanburg jail van hit, no serious injuries
• Fourth shooting in a week in Beaufort area
• Repairs planned for deadly stretch of I-26 in SC
• Bessemer City pair charged in death by infection
• NC Governor's School supporters raise money fast
• SC woman gets jury trial for display
• Durham appeals ruling on lacrosse-player lawsuits
• New college graduate wins SC House primary runoff
• Durham man holds woman and nine children hostage
• Police say man robbing Raleigh poker game killed
• Saluda River artifacts go on display
• Two arrested after NC police officer dragged
• Firefighters battle wood chip fire in Moncure
• A few showers Wednesday near the coast
• Regional airline plans Columbia maintenance hub
• NC lawmakers get closer to wrap up redistricting
• Waccamaw salt water level elevated in Georgetown County
• OPINION: Debt clock says now's the time to act
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hello, Congress! Start debt relief with your pay
• Olanta's Floyd named Miss Teen South Carolina
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where was justice for E.J. Melvin
• Hartsville youths attend Camp Wildwood
• Dizzy Dancin Studio dancers win title
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• Genesis Health Care to open Lamar Family Care
• Domestic violence victim says she lived in fear
• Hartsville chamber to launch 2011 membership drive
• Hartsville YMCA ready to forgive and forget
• Vehicle alarms don't always activate for break-ins
• Burning ban, red flag alert lifted in SC for rain
• Coast Guard rescues 2 from Albemarle Sound
• Timmonsville gets $500,000 grant for well upgrade
• COLUMN: 'Mummy, why doesn't Sistu answer me?'
• SC Lawmakers Approve Compromise Redistricting Plan
• James named Pee Dee's SRO of the Year
• Pee Dee river
• Plan adopted for new Congressional District in Horry County
• Low water levels pose possible dangers to Pee Dee boaters
• PASS scores reveal mixed bag for Florence 3
• Flax manufacturer partners with Williamsburg County farmers
• Cobras Welcome Here! Program launched to connect students, community
• Hartsville-Coker Concert Association announces 2011-12 lineup
• North Myrtle Beach looking for armed robber
• Rain will bring mosquitos buzzing back to Horry County soon
• Santorum picks up SC endorsement for 2012 GOP bid
• SLED never investigated Columbia police arrest
• Casino boats may be delayed in North Charleston
• Charitable giving reaches record level at MUSC
• Coker College campers stage "Seussical Jr."
• Dylan Sneed show a 'bon voyage' party
• Hartsville chamber president resigns to be foundation director
• President of Grand Strand Tea Party arrested
• NC House beats abortion rules veto, Senate next
• COLUMN: Justice system worked despite unpopular Anthony verdict
• EDITORIAL: Debt ceiling deal a show about nothing
• Crews battle "Hornet Fire" in muddy conditions
• August 2nd is "National Night Out" in North Myrtle Beach
• Sixth annual Beach, Boogie & BBQ Festival at the Market Common
• Grupo Kachimbo at Brookgreen Gardens' Cool Summer Evenings Performances
• Bond set in wrong-way interstate death
• Learning center on SC's coast to close
• Harvest Hope Food Bank, Verizon Wireless team up to "Feed the Need in the Pee Dee"
• Girl bitten by shark at Ocracoke recovering well
• 2 Greenville residents charged with child neglect
• SCGOP chairman committed to Myrtle Beach presidential debate
• Cumberland Co. rape crises center may close
• NC judge to weigh in on early school start case
• Some Myrtle Beach kids get back-to-school spree
• Rock Hill police find 5 children in filthy home
• SC to unveil new small business loan program
• Educators at USC for accreditation conference
• Much needed rain expected Tuesday
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Looking for accurate info on God? Try Aphrodite
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Florence Area Humane Society will make a difference
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Her heart is broken, America is falling apart
• Horry, Pee Dee supporters head to Columbia for redistricting debate
• "Academy of Hope" to make students globally competitive
• NC lawmakers OK redistricting for 3 sets of maps
• Wind Energy discussed at Myrtle Beach meeting
• Suspect arrested in Pawleys during kidnapping investigation
• Pamplico school district makes due with budget cuts
• NC House OKs redistricting for its own boundaries
• NC House pushes malpractice liability cap into law
• Ex-Gamecock sentenced to probation for bad billing
• Crews battle "Hornet Fire" in muddy conditions
• Vehicle fire and fuel spill shut down Ebenezer Road in Florence
• Debt Debate: USC Economics Professor Says Social Security Checks May Not Be Delivered
• Pee Dee still pushing for U.S. House District
• SLED chief signs grand jury request for Ard
• Hagan hosts debt ceiling discussion at UNC
• Former aide denies giving Edwards file to feds
• BMW studying converting landfill gas to hydrogen
• NC judge hears bid to block early schools start
• Florence business owner charged with precious metals violations
• NC congressional plan approved by state Senate
• Local school districts see moderate improvements in PASS scores
• Man sentenced for escape from federal prison
• SC leaders to huddle with Moody's over debt rating
• S.C. legislators seek US House district line support
• Atlantic Beach Town Council election case upheld
• Currents- Allen Johnson
• Southwest plane makes emergency landing in NC
• Two-acre garden provides nutrition for elderly, shut-ins
• Fire severely damages Hollings Avenue house
• Florence Fire Department contains Sedgefield Apartments fire
• Marine killed in motorcycle crash near Loris
• Hornet Fire continues to burn nearly one month later
• "Adopt-A-Landing" seeks to bring beauty to banks of Waccamaw
• Catawba Indian Nation has a new chief
• SC packaging company expandin