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Horry County Police continue investigating what happened inside a Mt. Gilead home Saturday that left a newlywed couple dead. Investigators said there were no police calls to the home before Saturday.
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- Council chairman’s wife faces DUI charge in New Year’s Day crash
The wife of Florence County Council Chairman K.G. Rusty Smith has been charged in connection with an alcohol-related crash that happened New Year’s Day, Lake City Police Department reports show.
- SLED probes Dillon County officer-involved shooting
- Trash fees, airport changes top Horry County Council agenda
- Records show Horry County shelter officials delaying opening
- Local Democrats heading to Obama’s inauguration
Sports
- Myrtle Beach sweeps Hartsville
The week before region play starts, Myrtle Beach boys and girls pick up an impressive double-header sweep over Hartsville on the Grand Strand.
- CCU gets outmuscled, outshot by Radford
- Geathers, Christian excel at O-D All-American Bowl
- Gamecocks Greene at stopping the run
- Clemson’s Swinney takes cool, calm approach
On Your Side
- New credit score formula for 2009
2009 will bring new credit scoring formulas. See how the changed could affect you.
- Know policies before returning gifts
- Mystery shopper scam circulating
- What happens if car manufacturers file for bankruptcy?
- Watch out for online job scams
Cecil
- Today is joke day
Good morning, everyone, and welcome to Cecil’s World in Print. Today is joke day.
- The greatest gift of all
- Getting into the Christmas spirit
- Long time Lions Club member honored
- Sorting through online junk mail
Health
- ACS is sponsoring a free conference to provide men’s health information
The American Cancer Society is partnering with local and state corporations and community organizations to offer a conference targeting men’s health.
- Openings are still available for Mobile Mammography Unit stop in Florence
- Hospital patients face greater risk of catching pneumonia
- New study released on Iraq war vets
- Researchers suggest pregnant women eat apples
Blogs
- Sanford, lawmakers face tough choices in 2009: This week, Gov. Mark Sanford will release his plans for balancing the state’s…
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