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Horry County couple killed in motorcycle crash (opens the original)
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Rick and Linda Lewis pose for a picture with a bear. LORIS, S.C. â When they were not at church or spending time with their family, Rick and Linda Lewis could be seen riding Rick's Harley Davidson. "They loved riding," Bernadette Farrier said of her brother and sister-in-law. "They did everything together." On Saturday, Sept. 26, the couple had taken the motorcycle out to grab some dinner. However, they never made it to the restaurant after being struck by an SUV at the intersection of Highway
‘Sláinte, Baby’: Conway couple’s love story earns Song of the Year at independent music awards (opens the original)
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CONWAY, S.C. â How does a career musician and songwriter from Nashville and a physical therapist from Boston become pet groomers in Conway? Turns out, it's a really interesting story. Paul and Jessica Reeves, who own and operate Diamond Dogs Pet Salon at 4270 Highway 501 in Conway, also are the musical duo behind Sláinte, Baby â a band that is making a big splash in the independent music scene. "Sláinte is Gaelic for âcheersâ," Jessica said. "After we would finish recording in the stu
“It’s going to end up hurting Myrtle Beach”: E-bike thefts take toll on local businesses (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. â C.J. Walters loves Myrtle Beach. "I love this place," said Walters, a native of Maryland who moved to the Grand Strand in 2013. "I bet my life on Myrtle Beach and I'm super hyped about some things that are going on here ... but there are some serious problems that need to be addressed." Walters â who opened Boardwalk Bikes at 1515 N. Kings Highway five years ago â said his business is no stranger to thefts. "Itâs nothing new to me to have bikes stolen," Walters
Local program bringing inclusive employment opportunities to Horry County (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. â Cheri Verdone's grandparents grew up in different times. "My grandparents had physical disabilities," Verdone said. "It was a different time. They didn't have wheelchair-accessible ramps and things like that. People with disabilities were treated like outcasts ... like they weren't even human. "People didn't even think they should be allowed to get married," she said. "They did it anyway." Verdone said her grandparents' example of perseverance set the trajectory of her li
Produce, friendships growing at new community garden in Conway (opens the original)
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CONWAY, S.C. â If Patsy Baker ever finds herself having a bad day, she just needs to get her hands dirty. "Gardening takes care of stress, for me," said Baker, a local gardening educator and former school teacher. "I get stressed out like anyone else, but I know that as soon as I can get my hands in the dirt, the stress just melts away. "It's the most therapeutic thing I can think of," she said. "You can always take it out on the weeds " Since May, Baker and a group of volunteers have been pu
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