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Hispanic workforce drives Horry County construction boom
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Myrtle Beach residents react to Piggly Wiggly closing after 54 years
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Heather Shoopman, who moved to Myrtle Beach in 2002, said the Piggly Wiggly at 1700 N. Kings Highway was the first store she went to when she moved into her new home. "I've been coming here ever since," Shoopman said. "I like that you get...
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Georgetown weighs development rule changes for former steel mill site
GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WBTW) — Proposed changes to development rules for Georgetown’s former Liberty Steel Property drew questions Tuesday about building heights, public input and whether local families could afford future housing. During a Planning Commission workshop, city planning staff outlined changes that would give developers more flexibility, including removing certain housing density limits and allowing […]
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You’ll Never Want To Leave This Unbelievably Huge Antique Store In South Carolina
The problem with Palmetto Peddlers Antiques Mall in Florence, South Carolina isn’t finding reasons to go. The problem is finding reasons to leave. That’s a good problem to have, and it’s one that visitors to this remarkable antique mall deal with on a regular basis. Let’s set...
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Charlie’s Market spotlights local vendors, their talents and stories beyond shopping
MYRTLE BEACH, SC. (WPDE) — Charlie’s Market drew shoppers for more than just browsing and buying, offering local vendors a chance to share their talents and the personal stories behind what they create. The market brought vendors and shoppers together at Charlie’s Place, where each table represented a...
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New dirty soda shop Southern Fizz pops opens in Conway
How did the shop transition from a trailer to a brick-and-mortar store?. There's a new dirty soda shop in Conway. Southern Fizz Dirty Soda Company is celebrating its grand opening today. Dirty soda mixes flavors with soda pop. The "dirty" part is the cream mixed into the concoction. Some of...
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Liberty Steel terminates contract with developer for Georgetown Site
GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WCBD) — The future of the former Liberty Steel mill site in Georgetown is uncertain after Liberty Steel terminated its contract with potential developer River Development Equities. The 66-acre property along Frazier Street had been eyed for a multi-million-dollar mixed-use development, but disagreements over the timeline and funding have now put those plans […]
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State representative confirms sale of former Liberty Steel mill site has failed
GEORGETOWN, SC (WMBF) - The purchase of the former Georgetown steel mill site has been canceled, according to a state representative. Rep. Lee Hewitt, who represents Georgetown and Charleston counties, confirmed to WMBF that River Development Equities’ attempt to purchase the former Liberty Steel mill site in Georgetown has been cancelled.