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Publix set to open third Brunswick County location
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Little River bar fights to stay open amid rising costs
LITTLE RIVER, SC (WMBF) - A Little River bar and restaurant is fighting to stay open after 12 years in business. Rising food costs, inflation, and a liquor liability insurance bill are adding pressure on the business. Star Tavern owner Ron Johnson said he’s hoping the business can make it...
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This Sleepy Little South Carolina Town Lets Retirees Live Comfortably On Less Than $1,600 A Month
There’s a particular kind of town that doesn’t try to impress you, and somehow that’s exactly what makes it impressive. Georgetown, South Carolina, is that town, sitting quietly along the water while other coastal cities spend their energy on being noticed and charging you for the experience.
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Residents raise concerns over proposed housing development near Hwy 905
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Residents near the Old Reaves Ferry Road and Highway 905 intersection are pushing back against a proposed housing development, raising concerns about flooding and whether local infrastructure can handle hundreds of new homes. A representative for the developer hosted a public meeting Wednesday seeking...
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Over 30 Stalls Of Fresh Produce And Local Treats Keep The Crowds Coming To This Beloved South Carolina Farmers Market
Right off the busy roads of Florence, South Carolina, there is a covered market where the smell of fresh peaches and blooming flowers fills the air. Locals and road-trippers alike stop by to grab veggies, plants, and Southern snacks from more than 30 stands. It is the kind of place...
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Georgetown developers hold town hall on future of former steel mill site
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Georgetown residents are pressing for action at the former steel mill site, saying the long-stalled redevelopment has left a half-demolished property that continues to drag on the city’s economy. The mill was once a major driver of Georgetown’s economy, and residents said that...
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Development company to host Q&A on future of former Georgetown steel mill site
GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WCIV) — Thursday Georgetown residents will be able to ask questions about the future of the former Georgetown Steel Mill Site , after officials confirmed that the the pending sale on the land was cancelled as of last week. The 66 acre site was reportedly on track...
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Derailed Liberty Steel deal creates environmental questions in Georgetown
GEORGETOWN — Developer Warren Waters spoke in grand terms about a generational opportunity ahead: Converting one of South Carolina's old industrial sites into a maritime-centric tourism hub. Over the summer, his New Jersey-based firm was in advanced talks with Georgetown officials and Liberty Steel for property acquisition and a rezoning to accommodate the plan. "We have done this no less than 100 times in various different states up and down the coast, so this is not new to us," Waters said at a June 11 public meeting. "South Carolina is unique in that it's one of the best states in the count...
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Home inventory rises across Myrtle Beach, falls in Carolina Forest
Is it becoming a buyer’s 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...
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Multi-million dollar brewery breaks ground in Grand Strand
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Construction for a multi-million-dollar brewery project is officially underway. Located by the Grande Dunes Marina, 357 Brewers recently broke ground on its 3-acre site. Nick Vaugh, owner of the brewery, said the project has a 250-day construction window with an anticipated opening date of summer...
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MUSC Health-Pee Dee Division names new CEO
FLORENCE — MUSC Health-Pee Dee Division has named its new CEO. Jason Cox, who most recently served as interim CEO for MUSC’s Pee Dee Division, assumed the role of CEO on Sept. 22, the company said. Cox will lead MUSC Health Florence Medical Center, MUSC Health Marion Medical Center, MUSC Health Black River Medical Center and the MUSC Health Jean and Hugh K. Leatherman Behavioral Care Pavilion. Cox is assuming the role after five years of service with MUSC Health, most recently serving as interim CEO and previously as chief operating officer for the Pee Dee Division. “It is an honor to serve th...