On the outside looking in, this year’s municipal election in Myrtle Beach might appear interesting. But from the inside, it’s nasty. “This is the dirtiest election season,” said Myrtle Beach City Councilwoman Susan Grissom Means, a longtime political insider and daughter of former Myrtle Beach Mayor Robert M.
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Editor’s note: This is the first in an occasional series that will examine health care needs and the impact of reform proposals on residents and businesses in our area. S tan Brock wants to bring Remote Area Medical to South Carolina. His nonprofit has traveled throughout the country providing free medical services.
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B obbi Delp has been helping people in distress for more than a decade as a professional firefighter and as a volunteer for several years earlier. But she and her colleagues do more than put out fires and save lives. They try to make the lives of those they encounter better
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When Clemson coach Dabo Swinney agreed in the spring to Coastal Carolina coach David Bennett’s request for the teams to dress in Halloween colors, Swinney added one condition in his e-mailed reply: Leave the tricks at home.
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Boeing’s new production line in North Charleston could ultimately bring $10 billion to the state’s economy, according to an analysis by a state economist. The analysis by the Board of Economic Advisors was provided to Senate Finance Committee Chairman Hugh Leatherman. He and Senate President Pro Tem Glenn McConnell issued a statement Friday that the income tax alone collected from new employees at the plant would pay for the state incentives package offered to Boeing, which Leatherman has valued at $450 million. “We have a track record with BMW and Michelin to show that we can expect great things with Boeing and the tremendous impact they will have on our state,” the two Senate leaders said in their statement
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The president of a South Carolina textile service company says its Greenville facility will close Dec.
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Lake Marion at Myrtle Beach, 7;30 p.m. North Myrtle Beach at North Charleston, 7:30 p.m. Myrtle Beach tight end, Jerrod Jackson takes this Golson pass ball in for a Seahawk touchdown during their game with North Myrtle Beach, Friday night.
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