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A focus on fun and care: Mrs. Sarah Hughes is September's Champion of the Classroom (opens the original)
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — Mrs. Sarah Hughes teaches science to 7th graders at North Myrtle Beach Middle School. She didn't even know she'd been nominated to become our first-ever Champion of the Classroom. Thankfully, plenty of people do notice the effort Mrs. Hughes puts in to her teaching, both students and coworkers alike. Mr. Alex Tarwater teaches social studies across the hall. He nominated Mrs. Hughes for the award, highlighting the Miss Frizzle-esque experiments she puts together
Petition to ban Flock & ALPR cameras in Horry County started by Conway veteran (opens the original)
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The debate over Flock Safety and automatic license plate reader cameras is growing in Horry County. Conway resident Chuck Hooks has started a petition calling for a ban on Flock license plate reader cameras in the county. Hooks tells ABC 15 he supports law enforcement and understands the technology can help solve crimes, but says he has concerns about privacy and constant surveillance.(WPDE) HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — As the debate over Flock and Automatic License Plate Recognition, or ALPR, ca
Waties Island & CCU protecting Grand Strand's future while offering glimpse into past (opens the original)
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HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Walking through its forests, over its marshes and along its beaches, Waties Island in Horry County is like experiencing the Grand Strand as it was before we got here. No one knows this land better than Dr. Gayes. He's been visiting ever since CCU first gained access in the 1980s, shortly before the island was donated to the university to support conservation efforts. For nearly 40 years now, they've made sure only nature calls it home. ABC 15 got to soak in the island
WWII veteran still swinging and laughing his way through 9 holes at 101-years-old (opens the original)
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CONWAY, S.C. (WPDE) — If you hit the links with Carl Hallberg, a few things are obvious. One, he's the ultimate hype man. Words of encouragement like "you've got a good one there," "that's a great shot," and "oh you got some power behind that," are peppered in after every shot hit the three other members of his church group's weekly foursome. Two, he can play. In the time ABC 15 followed along, Carl nailed multiple 10+ foot putts, and once put it to within five feet of the fairway. The one thing
Reduced-allergen peanuts being developed by Clemson researchers in Florence (opens the original)
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FLORENCE, S.C. (WPDE) — Peanut allergies, considered rare only 40-50 years ago, have become an everyday part of our society. Even those who aren't among the millions allergic can be impacted, with many public places putting a focus on being peanut-free...but thanks to some Clemson researchers and scientists, that could soon change. Dr. Rustgi probably knows more about the legumes than Mr. Peanut himself. He's leading up the team at Clemson's Pee Dee Research & Education Center in Florence focuse
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