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Georgetown County recognizes Its connection to the Middle Passage
GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WCBD)– Georgetown County leaders are recognizing the area’s connection to the history of enslaved Africans, highlighting the importance of preserving their legacy and the contributions of the Gullah Geechee community. During Tuesday’s county council meeting, leaders issued a proclamation recognizing Georgetown as a Middle Passage port marker site. The effort took about a […]
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Matthew West Extends Jesus Is King Tour Into 2027 With a Nashville Ryman Show
Matthew West has announced 18 additional dates for his Jesus Is King Tour, extending the nationwide run into spring 2027. More Entertainment News. The new dates bring the tour to 35 shows total and include a stop at Nashville’s historicRyman Auditorium on Sunday, April 25, 2027. The spring leg begins April 8 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and continues through May 8 in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Indigo Girls cancel upcoming tour dates after bus driver dies in SC crash on I-20
The Indigo Girls have canceled upcoming shows after their bus driver died in South Carolina during a crash on Interstate 20. Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, who are currently touring with Linda Perry, were set to play the Carolina Opry Theater in Myrtle Beach on Oct. 10. The crash occurred in Richland County near Columbia. The S.C. Highway Patrol shared that the 2007 Prevost motorcoach struck the rear of a disabled tractor-trailer on eastbound I-20 near mile marker 70, shortly before 6 a.m. on Oct. 9. The driver, who has not been publicly identified by authorities, died at the scene. The cause of t...
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Myrtle Beach's 'unofficial historian' talks about 75 years photographing the Grand Strand
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Like many stories about Myrtle Beach photographer Jack Thompson, the one about the day after Hurricane Hugo hit the area in 1989 has become urban legend in the Grand Strand. According to the legend, on Sept. 22, 1989, then-South Carolina Gov. Carroll Campbell Jr. and...
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Myrtle Beach author details personal journey in 'From Silence to Resilience'
(WPDE) — Myrtle Beach author LaTasha R. Gause is sharing her personal journey of overcoming adversity in her new book, From Silence to Resilience. The book is a faith-centered guide aimed at helping women heal, rebuild confidence and move forward with purpose. Gause said the book was inspired by...
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Gallery: Aynor football rolls over Darlington, 25-7
AYNOR — It was a good night to be an Aynor Blue Jacket on Friday night, Oct. 9, as the home team took down Darlington, 25-7, for Aynor's first region victory of the 2026 season. Below, check out some of the sights from the Blue Jackets' home win.
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Flash Weather AI wins Myrtle Beach golf tech challenge
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Eight companies brought ideas for improving golf to the eMYRge Golf Tech Accelerator Challenge , but the winner focused on something that can interrupt every round, empty a course and send a superintendent scrambling: the weather. Flash Weather AI won the pitch showcase that concluded the three-day program that was supported by Play Golf Myrtle Beach, Coastal Carolina University and Golfweek . Entrepreneurs from the United States and Europe presented their ideas to judges, local golf business leaders and potential investors, connecting emerging technology with the people who could help bring it to more facilities. For Myrtle Beach, the goal of the eMYRge Golf Tech Accelerator Challenge extends beyond hosting a competition. The region wants to attract golf companies and make establishing headquarters in the area appealing. Its courses, tourism businesses and university connections are seen as ways to help new ideas develop into lasting businesses. Flash Weather AI’s pitch made a distinction that matters when golfers are spread across hundreds of acres. Detecting lightning tells you something has happened, but predicting it could provide time to act before the first strike. The company has a patented technology it calls First Strike that analyzes weather data
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75 years of Conway Iris Garden Club on display at Horry County Museum
CONWAY, S.C. — Seventy-five years of Conway’s Iris Garden Club now adorn the walls of the Horry County Museum. About 12 people gathered Tuesday, Oct. 6, to celebrate the club’s 75th anniversary and the opening of an exhibit on the first floor of the museum. The display includes two large boards filled with information about gardening and the club, along with photographs, ribbons and other memorabilia collected over the years.