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As summer winds down, Myrtle Beach preps for its fall bike rally. What to...

As summer starts to slowly fade away, Myrtle Beach can finally start directing its attention to the fall, when there’s more than just cooler weather to be excited for. The annual Fall Myrtle Beach Bike Rally is returning in September, which means that pretty soon, community members will get to see plenty of motorcycles
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WEATHER ALERT DAY: Afternoon and evening storms

Storms will be isolated between 1-4 p.m. and then more widespread storms will start across the Pee Dee as the cold front approaches.
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Body of missing boater found in Waccamaw River in Murrells Inlet area

Rescue crews recovered the body of a missing boater in the Waccamaw River Thursday. The name of the boater has not been released. Two people, believed to be a father and son, went into the water in the Murrells Inlet area about 11 a.m. Wednesday. Murrells-Inlet Garden City Fire Rescue responded to the area behind Longw
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Myrtle Beach restaurant opens second location that focuses on grilled dishes

A Myrtle Beach restaurant that serves Eastern European dishes has opened a second location. Atmosphera Grill , 4390 Highway 17 in Murrells Inlet, had its soft opening on Thursday. It is owned by the same family that operates Atmosphera Bistro in Myrtle Beach. The owners are from Ukraine and opened its first restaurant
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Storms likely Friday, heavy rain and gusty winds expected

The work week will end on another hot and muggy note, however, storms will be more likely. This holds especially true for inland zones. Friday afternoon will be partly sunny and hot once again with highs along the coast near 90 degrees and inland highs in the mid 90s. Heat...
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Get to Know EmergeOrtho: Comprehensive Orthopedic Care Close to Home

Ray Jolly of EmergeOrtho‘s Coastal Division was in the studio. EmergeOrtho’s Orthopedic Urgent Care is designed specifically for musculoskeletal injuries,. including: Sprains and strains, sports injuries, fractures and broken bones, back or neck pain and much more!. Walk-ins are welcome, no appointment necessary. They
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Associated Charities to host New with Tags Sale in Myrtle Beach

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — If you like to bargain shop, then you'll love a sale happening this week. Associated Charities is hosting their annual New with Tags Sale. It features thousands of items ranging from shoes to purses to clothing for all ages. Associated Charities has been on...
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This Is Carolina: Murrells Inlet firefighter gets the surprise of a lifetime

SURFSIDE BEACH, SC (WMBF)- Newly minted Murrells Inlet firefighter Xavius Williams received a car as a gift from Day One Week One and DeFalco’s Automotive & Towing. Williams, a Navy veteran, knew he was being gifted a car but did not know details beforehand. “I was trying to throw...
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Georgetown man sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to cocaine charge

GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A Georgetown man was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to a cocaine charge, according to the 15th Circuit Solicitor’s Office. Gerald Collins, 55, pleaded guilty Wednesday, Aug. 19, to first-offense possession with intent to distribute cocaine. The case was...
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CCU Professors discuss millions of dollars used to arrest homeless people in Myrtle Beach

Six-point-one million dollars. That's the minimum amount two Coastal Carolina University researchers estimate Myrtle Beach spent over five years arresting, jailing and prosecuting people experiencing homelessness for offenses like loitering, trespassing and sleeping in public. And after 14 people were arrested near fre

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