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Construction advances on Savannah Grove Elementary in Effingham community (opens the original)
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This is a look at how far construction has come since March. Crews continue making progress, bringing the new school closer to opening its doors for students and staff. The new facility is part of Florence 1 Schools' ongoing investment in new and improved facilities. FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Construction is steadily moving forward on the new Savannah Grove Elementary School in the Effingham community of Florence, with visible progress since March. Crews have continued work on the site, pus
Jeffries Creek Park playground reopens in Florence with new equipment (opens the original)
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The playground is back open with new equipment. The park reopened this week with the installation of the new additions. The playground equipment is part of a makeover of the park. City officials said they’re excited for families and kids to enjoy the new play areas. FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Kids in Florence have a new reason to head to Jeffries Creek Park: the playground is back open with new equipment. The park reopened this week with the installation of the new additions. The updated pla
$72M Grand Strand beach renourishment project completed (opens the original)
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local leaders marked the milestone in Garden City with a ribbon-cutting. The project placed more than two-million cubic yards of sand along nearly 28 miles of coastline, from North Myrtle Beach to Garden City, creating wider beaches and higher dunes to help protect against storms. HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A major effort to strengthen the Grand Strand’s shoreline is now finished, with crews adding millions of cubic yards of sand to widen beaches and build u
Myrtle Beach weighs adding full-time special events job funded by accommodations tax (opens the original)
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Myrtle Beach city leaders are considering a budget amendment to add a full-time special events position. It's aimed at expanding community events that support civic engagement, tourism, and economic development. The proposed ordinance would amend the current budget to allow available 5% accommodations tax holdback revenue to cover the job and related costs through fiscal year 2027. Officials said the move would not affect the general fund.(Credit: WPDE/Joseph Webber) MYRTLE BEACH S.C. (WPDE) — M
$87M Robeson Career and Technical Education Center opens in Lumberton (opens the original)
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The new Robeson Career and Technical Education Center opened on Friday. It replaces the current Robeson County Career Center and includes the new Robeson Planetarium and Science Center. ROBESON COUNTY, N.C. (WPDE) — A major investment in career education is now a reality in Lumberton with the opening of the new Robeson Career and Technical Education Center. The center opened on Friday and replaces the current Robeson County Career Center. It also includes the new Robeson Planetarium and Science
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