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10 arrests made after law enforcement operation in Longs (opens the original)
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LONGS, S.C. â Horry County Police, with assistance from Homeland Security Investigations and the U.S. Marshals Service, made 10 arrests Wednesday morning, Sept. 30, in the Longs, Freemont Road, area of unincorporated Horry County. âToday is a good day in Horry County. Our teams put their specialized training to work, resulting in the removal of drugs, guns, money, and individuals who pose a threat to our community,â said Horry County Police Department Chief Kris Leonhardt at an 11 a.m.
House fire in Loris leaves people critically injured (opens the original)
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LORIS, S.C. â The Loris Fire Department, with assistance from Horry County Fire Rescue and the Tabor City Fire Department, responded to a house fire on Gaylan Street in Loris on Monday morning, according to Loris City Fire Marshal Robert Rudelitch. Critical injuries were reported, though the number of people injured was not immediately available. The scene remained active and under investigation shortly after 7 a.m. Monday. The Loris Fire Department asked drivers to avoid the area while emerge
Gator hunters land 13-foot, 600 pound prize after wild ride on Waccamaw River (opens the original)
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Three men, one boat and a trip theyâll never forget. John Wayne Caulder and his son, Kelly Wayne Caulder, set out on a gator hunt with their friend, Josh Bumgarner. By the time the afternoon was over, they had gotten the ride of their lives. The three men pulled an approximately 13-foot, 600-pound alligator from the Waccamaw River north of Georgetown in Horry County on the afternoon of Monday, Sept. 21. "It was a rush," said John Caulder of Marion County. Gator catching is regulated and Bumgar
Loris City Council backs railroad depot move, seeks funding to restore old jail (opens the original)
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LORIS, S.C. â Loris City Council unanimously voted at its Monday, Sept. 21, special meeting to release funds from a decades old account that will be used to move the old Loris Railroad Depot back into town. The Old Railroad Depot currently sits on private property just outside Loris city limits, according to Samantha Norris, executive director of the Loris Chamber of Commerce. Based on a recommendation from the Loris Building and Grounds Committee, chaired by Councilwoman Joan Gause, council
Home inventory rises across Myrtle Beach, falls in Carolina Forest (opens the original)
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Is it becoming a buyerâs market for homes in Myrtle Beach? The Myrtle Beach real estate market saw an increase in inventory and a decline in closed sales in August, according to data released earlier this month by the South Carolina Association of Realtors. While the number of homes for sale is increasing in Myrtle Beach, inventory is declining in Carolina Forest. The Myrtle Beach report includes ZIP codes 29572 and 29577. There were 96 new listings in August, up from 90 during the same month
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