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Princeton, Texas, August 13, 2025 News Summary The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped migration patterns across the U.S., with many people moving from high-cost coastal areas to
Sartell, Minnesota, August 12, 2025 News Summary Sandra L. Trasport, an 81-year-old resident of Sartell, passed away peacefully at her home. Known for her vibrant spirit
News Summary Myrtle Beach has emerged as a leader in enforcing the ban on Carolina squat truck modifications, having issued 171 citations within a year
News Summary Republican Representative Nancy Mace has declared her candidacy for governor of South Carolina, officially kicking off her campaign with a rally in Myrtle
News Summary As the Atlantic hurricane season reaches its peak, South Carolinians are urged to prepare for potential storms. The NOAA predicts an above-normal season,
News Summary Terrance Butler, a Myrtle Beach business owner with over 14 years of fitness industry experience, has announced his candidacy for the city council.
News Summary North and South Carolina face a devastating wildfire crisis forcing thousands to evacuate. Dry conditions and high winds led to numerous blazes, with
News Summary A tragic hit-and-run accident occurred in Myrtle Beach, resulting in one death and one injury. The incident took place at a busy intersection,
News Summary Two women, Camisha Mcgaskey and Margaret Roberson, now face five counts of trafficking minors and criminal conspiracy related to the death of 11-year-old
News Summary Calhoun Falls, SC, faces a financial crisis as a suspicious charge from a former official’s credit card raises eyebrows. A forensic audit reveals
