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Fall festivities keep tourism up in Myrtle Beach (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - With summer over and kids back in school, tourism in Myrtle Beach usually slows down. Visit Myrtle Beach says a packed fall festival lineup is bringing visitors to the Grand Strand. Visit Myrtle Beach President Stuart Butler said fall visitors are not necessarily looking to swim in the ocean or lie out on the sand. He said they want festivals, experiences and things to do. October and November include a lineup of events along the Grand Strand, including the Myrtle Beach
Little River bar fights to stay open amid rising costs (opens the original)
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LITTLE RIVER, SC (WMBF) - A Little River bar and restaurant is fighting to stay open after 12 years in business. Rising food costs, inflation, and a liquor liability insurance bill are adding pressure on the business. Star Tavern owner Ron Johnson said he’s hoping the business can make it to Christmas. Johnson said the biggest issue is that everything costs more, from food to gas. He said people have less money to spend and are not going out as much. “We’re living week to week, and you know it’s
Horry County Search and Rescue recruits new volunteers at Myrtle Beach event (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Horry County Search and Rescue held a recruiting event Friday night. The event was held at King Kong Sushi off U.S. 501 and sought volunteers to help with emergency calls and missing person cases. The nonprofit, known as HCSAR, met with community members, answered questions, and introduced its K-9 units at the event, which ran until 8 p.m. The team said its mission is to bring loved ones home safely, reduce injuries and property damage, and help prevent loss of life. Th
SC nurse practitioners push for independent practice authority (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - South Carolina nurse practitioners are pushing for a coalition to treat patients on their own. In 37 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, nurse practitioners can treat patients by themselves. In many states, nurse practitioners can evaluate, diagnose, treat, and prescribe medications for patients without a doctor’s oversight. In South Carolina, nurse practitioners cannot practice or write prescriptions unless they have a formal written
Horry County official describes critical role in emergency response (opens the original)
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HORRY COUNTY, SC (WMBF) - Before police, fire, or EMS arrive at the scene of an emergency, a 9-1-1 dispatcher is often the first person who responds. Nationwide, 9-1-1 centers handle more than three million calls every year, according to 911.gov. “The first seconds of a 911 call, we are trying to obtain your location; that’s vital,” Allen said. “The most important piece that we can get is what is the location of the emergency. That’s why we ask and preface when we answer the phone is ‘Horry Coun
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