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- Sep 25, 2026
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Horry County plans aerial mosquito spraying today over Lucas Bay and nearby areas (opens the original)
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Horry County Mosquito Control has aerial spraying planned for today in several parts of the county. Flights are expected to start about two hours before sunset and continue for two hours. Areas include Lucas Bay, Henrietta Bluffs, Landing, and Reba Roads. The county says the EPA-approved chemicals pose minimal risk to people and animals. People with asthma or other respiratory illnesses may want to stay inside and keep windows and doors closed during spraying.
CCU achieves all-time high enrollment for the fourth year in a row (opens the original)
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CONWAY, S.C. (WPDE) — Coastal Carolina University is reporting record enrollment for the fourth straight year, with preliminary Fall 2026 figures showing 12,252 students enrolled. The university said that the total surpassed last year's record of 12,006 students. The class includes 3,623 new students, including 2,912 freshmen and 711 transfer students. READ MORE: CCU installs automated license plate readers, raising student privacy concerns CCU said the number of new transfer students represents
Proposed Highway 90 development raises traffic concerns (opens the original)
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HORRY COUNTY, S.C (WPDE) — A proposed development along Highway 90 is facing concerns from nearby residents about traffic and the timing of future road improvements. The project would include single-family homes, cottages, townhomes and limited commercial space along Highway 90 near International Drive. The site is next to the Chelsea Lake and Wild Horse communities. The Horry County Planning Commission heard public comment on the rezoning request Thursday night. The developer said the plan woul
Man facing charges after suspicious package sent to Marion fire station: Police (opens the original)
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MARION COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A man is facing multiple charges after police say a suspicious package containing a threatening note was sent to a Marion fire station. Marion police said James Hamilton Estes turned himself in Monday. He is charged with threatening the life of a public employee, a hoax device or replica of a destructive device and conveying false information regarding the attempted use of a destructive device. Estes was taken to the Marion County Jail. His bond was set at $8,087.50.
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