Charles D. Perry
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‘Hallmark of a Ponzi scheme’: Title sponsor of Myrtle Beach's PGA Tour event faces fraud allegations (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH — A title sponsor of Myrtle Beach's PGA Tour event abruptly shut down in September and now faces allegations of fraud, including that the company used the golf tournament and ties to A-list celebrities to mask its financial struggles. The accusations come from three federal lawsuits filed against Englewood, Colo.-based ONEflight International. The cases followed the luxury travel company's mid-September announcement that it was halting all flight activity for at least 30 days to con
'They were doing something they loved': Horry County couple killed in weekend motorcycle crash (opens the original)
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LORIS — Rick and Linda Lewis loved motorcycles. When they weren't at church — where Rick often preached — or spending time with family, the Loris-area couple liked to ride Rick’s 2012 Harley-Davidson. The evening of Sept. 26 was no different. While wearing helmets, the couple had taken the bike to grab some dinner. The two were struck by an SUV as they crossed S.C. Highway 410 in northwestern Horry County, authorities said. The husband and wife died within minutes of each other at McLeod Health
Why the pumpkin purge? SC's City of Halloween told to remove decorations from Conway High School. (opens the original)
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CONWAY â Driving to Conway High School on Sept. 23, senior Harper Collins noticed city crews removing plastic pumpkins from trees on campus. The move surprised the 17-year-old, who looks forward to Conway's transformation into the City of Halloween each October. The city's signature look includes fake jack-o'-lanterns that hang like Christmas ornaments. Collins was puzzled why the city would take down decorations they had just placed a day earlier. "What is the point?" he said of the pumpkin
In new federal lawsuit, Scott Spivey's family accuses Horry County police of protecting his killers (opens the original)
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CONWAY — Scott Spivey’s family contends Horry County police concealed evidence, coached witnesses and failed to follow agency policies in their investigation of his death — ultimately protecting the men who killed him, according to a federal lawsuit filed Sept. 8. The complaint names more than a dozen current and former officers as defendants, including former HCPD Chief Joseph Hill and Brandon Strickland, the former deputy chief who left the agency just before state authorities launched a probe
A Myrtle Beach-area dance teacher's resilience and warmth inspired many. Her legacy lives on. (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH — The 8-year-old in the dark blue dress sat silently as she rode to school, her left arm cradled in a sling. She normally shared her feelings easily, but not on this day. She said "no" when her father asked if she wanted to talk. Then he brought up the person they were both thinking about. "Do you want me to tell you a story about Mommy?" he asked. Countless stories about Annie Hucks have been shared in the days since the 33-year-old Horry County dance teacher was killed in a wreck
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