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Jordan Davis announced as fourth CCMF 2027 headliner

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Carolina Country Music Fest 2027 has announced a fourth headliner. The multi-platinum, award-winning country artist Jordan Davis is performing at Carolina Country Music Fest 2027. His accolades include:. 11 Career No. 1 Singles. Back-to-Back CMA and ACM Song of the Year Winner. 2 Platinum-Certified Albums.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 11d
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Myrtle Beach, SC Hurricane: Halloween Storm Made Landfall in 1899

Historic hurricane brought water 8 feet above normal high tide at Wrightsville Beach before moving inland.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 9d

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FULL LINEUP: Jason Aldean, FGL, Cody Johnson, Zach Top and more coming to CCMF 2027

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — Some big names are taking on the beach stage at the 2027 Carolina Country Music Fest. The Macon, Georgia native has released more than 10 albums along with about 40 singles. Aldean has received five Grammy Award nominations, including twice for Best Country Album.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 11d
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Celebrate the holidays with festive events on the Hammock Coast®

Celebrate the holidays with festive events on the Hammock Coast®. From parades and home tours to light displays and live music performances, it’s going to be a great time to celebrate the holidays on the Hammock Coast!. With myriad events to make the season bright on South Carolina’s Hammock...

Georgetown County, SC · 11d
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This Nostalgic South Carolina Comic Book Store Will Take You Straight Back To Childhood

There are very few places left in this world that can make a grown adult feel like a ten-year-old again, but Legends Comics in Florence, South Carolina is absolutely one of them. Walk through that door and something shifts, the air feels different, the colors are brighter, and suddenly you’re...

Florence, SC · 12d

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29th Annual Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild Juried Art Exhibition

The Art Museum was conceived by a small but visionary group of local art enthusiasts, among them a group of artists formed in the late 1960s called the Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild. Beginning in the spring of 1969, a pattern of art exhibitions was established that continues today. To honor the integral role that the Guild played in the Museum’s establishment, the Museum proudly hosts the Guild’s annual juried art exhibition. A diverse array of media in both two and three-dimension, all completed by local artists within the past two years, will be exhibited and judged for awards by painter and art educator Maura H. Kenny of Pawleys Island, SC.

Pawleys Island, SC · 12d

Raleigh News & Observer

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Native activist Timothy Jacobs, who took NC newspaper hostage in 1988, dies

Timothy Jacobs, the Native American activist who held The Robesonian newspaper staff hostage in 1988, an act he and fellow Tuscarora Eddie Hatcher committed to expose corruption and racism in Robeson County, has died . He was 58. Jacobs was 19 when he and Hatcher entered the Lumberton newspaper carrying sawed-off shotguns, ordering the staff into seclusion. Later, he would testify in federal court that Hatcher showed him evidence that the county sheriff’s department was linked to drug trafficking, showing him dropoff points and distributors. Sheriff Hubert Stone, Jacobs said, wanted Hatcher dead. “When I saw those maps, I thought, ‘Oh my God. With what you’ve got they will kill you.’” Jacobs and Hatcher were acquitted in federal court, angering many. “It seems to me the message is, if you have a grievance, take hostages, put them in fear for their lives and say you did it for your own protection,” Robesonian editor Bob Horne, a hostage, said in a statement at the time. Acquitted, then convicted Both would be soon be tried in state court, where Jacobs pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six years in prison. Hatcher would die behind bars in 2009, serving time for an unrelated

Robeson County, NC · 12d

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Halloween 2026 guide: Events, trick-or-treat times & share your photos

(WPDE) — Spooky season is underway and here's everything you need to know across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee. Hometown Halloween returns to the Market Common where families can trick-or-treat at participating businesses on Oct. 31 from 5 to 7 p.m. This event is free and open to the public.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 15d

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Haints alive: Podcaster brings NC ghost tales, folklore to new audiences

The ghost of a young girl haunting the backroads between Greensboro and High Point. A bloodsucking cat-like creature terrorizing the town of Bladenboro. A sea monster lurking below the depths of Lake Norman. All are among the well-known ghost stories and folk tales that add an air of mystery and...

North Carolina · 11d

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November on the Grand Strand: Fall Festivals, Holiday Lights & Thanksgiving Traditions

From oyster roasts and Renaissance fun to Thanksgiving races, Christmas lights and holiday traditions, November brings plenty to do across the Grand Strand. November is one of those months when you get a little bit of everything along the Grand Strand. Fall is still hanging on, Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and by the second half of the month, Christmas lights and holiday celebrations begin popping up from Murrells Inlet to North Myrtle Beach.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 13d

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Mia Carles repeats as Red Devils take 2nd at state in 1st year for girls golf

Clinton golfer Mia Carles won her second straight Class 2A girls golf championship Tuesday at the Myrtle Beach National’s Southcreek course. While Carles claimed another state championship ring by 13 strokes with a 13-under-par 67-66–133, the Red Devils finished second to culminate their inaugural year of competition as a program.

Clinton, SC · 13d

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Conway girls golf team wins state championship

CONWAY, SC (WBTW) – It’s been a long time coming for the Conway athletic program. The girls golf team was able to deliver on Tuesday at the Hackler Golf Course at CCU. The Tigers claimed the SCHSL Class 4A state championship and won the school’s first team title in any sport since 1977. Reese Richardson […]

Conway, SC · 13d

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Lupton leads Jackets to sixth place finish; Copperheads finish eighth (Oct. 27 Roundup)

LITTLE RIVER – Eighth-grade golfer Addie Lupton finished second in the state in the 5A state golf championship and led the Fort Mill Yellow Jackets girls’ golf team to a sixth-place finish. River Bluff won the state title with a 654 over the two-day tournament held at River...

Fort Mill, SC · 13d

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Inaugural Songwriters Festival to Bring Artists, Original Music and a Mission to Downtown Myrtle Beach

Greg Rowles sits down with Melissa Joiner and Scott Jackson to get the scoop on the upcoming Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival. The inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival will bring more than 50 singer-songwriters, musicians and poets from across the United States to Myrtle Beach this fall for two days of original music, storytelling and community impact.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 14d

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'I'm not going anywhere': Myrtle Beach man continues pitch for monument of historic hotel

MYRTLE BEACH S.C. — A local man who has spent years advocating for a monument preserving the memory of the historic Ocean Forest Hotel is asking the city to fund at least half of the cost. "I'm here for the Ocean Forest Hotel monument," Myrtle Beach resident Ruben Hyman...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 15d

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💣☢️ Mars Bluff Atomic Bomb Crater – The Day a Nuclear Bomb Accidentally Fell on South Carolina!

Simba and I visited the Mars Bluff Crater near Florence, South Carolina, the site of one of the most astonishing military accidents in American history! On March 11, 1958, a U.S. Air Force B-47 bomber accidentally dropped an atomic bomb onto a family's property, triggering a massive conventional explosion that left an enormous crater in the ground and caused extensive damage to their home.

South Carolina · 13d

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Students and stage crew bring 'Little Shop of Horrors' to St. James High School

MURRELLS INLET S.C. (WPDE) — Wednesday night is opening night for a musical production at St. James High School. The students will be performing Little Shop of Horrors. Student performers and stage crew have been busy preparing for the show and want community members to attend. They're hoping to...

Murrells Inlet, SC · 13d

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Georgetown marks 500 years since first Africans arrived through Middle Passage

GEORGETOWN, SC (WMBF) - An event was held on Saturday to mark 500 years since the first Africans arrived in Georgetown through the Middle Passage route, a part of the transatlantic slave trade. The ceremony was held to honor those who were brought over during this time and to remember...

Georgetown, SC · 15d

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Latta Band Gets Good Rating

Latta High competed against 24 bands on Saturday and got an overall rating of good. (Photos by Maddy Benton for The Dillon County News, LLC)

Latta, SC · 15d

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Dillon County life coach releases second book focusing on faith, healing, and church

A Dillon County life coach is using her Christian faith to encourage believers to examine how they treat one another, both inside and outside the church, in her second book, "When Sheep Bite Sheep." Author Latoya Johnson McRae said the book addresses church hurt, spiritual healing and the importance of...

Dillon County, SC · 17d