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The city presented its inaugural Dr. Cecil Edward Floyd memorial award at a November 6 chamber event.
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The city presented its inaugural Dr. Cecil Edward Floyd memorial award at a November 6 chamber event.

Myrtle Beach city offices and facilities, including Chapin Memorial Library, will close Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day, while recreation centers will remain open.

Georgetown County says at least four County Council members are expected to attend the Nov. 13 meeting at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club. No official county business will be discussed or acted upon.

Four-person teams can enter the December 12 races, part of a two-night festival at Plyler Park.

The November 6 notice scheduled two eastbound lanes to close November 9–13, including affected mall driveways.
The city’s weekly notice identifies collection containers for November 6–12.
One newly elected member and three re-elected members are listed for the oath-of-office ceremony.

A magistrate found insufficient probable cause after a November 6 hearing. The charges concerned Warren Perry’s volunteer work at the church and its academy; his probation proceeding and civil lawsuits are separate.

The coroner’s completed investigation and any criminal proceedings are separate matters.
The ceramics facility is testing production.
Three foundation partnerships will administer funding.

Myrtle Beach will hold a free Veterans Day ceremony at 11 a.m. Nov. 11 at Warbird Park, according to the city.

The Bureau of Aging Services is collecting gifts at senior centers for residents age 60 and older.

The county says the one-percent tax will begin May 1, with most revenue dedicated to property-tax credits.
One Columbia announced unrestricted support with applications accepted through November 16.

An October announcement invited residents and businesses to join a county lighting tribute to veterans.
The plant will supply Scout Motors.
The logistics technology company is expanding its Charleston office as a North American field sales hub.
The project could create 100 jobs.
Renovations add play areas and trail improvements.

Volunteers keep a free seed collection stocked and help neighbors learn what grows well locally.

The program connects county and state agencies.

Reports on Meggan Jordan’s autopsy said further testing was needed to determine cause and manner of death.

The state announced repairs on SC-513 between SC-41/51 and the Henry Road/Rose Hill Road intersection.

The county’s advance announcement lists a morning program at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club.
Residents were invited to rehearse earthquake safety.
Packaging manufacturer plans $10 million project.

The school’s announcement listed Monday-through-Thursday sessions and said transportation was not provided.
The company projects 150 new jobs.

October reports identified Daniel Cooper, 54, of Hemingway, after a vehicle entered the Waccamaw River.
Projected investment: $215.56 million; 217 jobs.

Two October studio sessions and a survey were part of the city’s September tourism-planning announcement.
Talking Charleston pairs the mayor with a different City Council member for district discussions.

The state’s season notice also tells harvesters to check water-quality closures before gathering shellfish.
The manufacturer projects 105 new jobs.

The county described a planning website and a comment form for the future of the Port of Georgetown.
A September announcement listed drainage, sidewalks, zoning and boat landing design among discussion topics.

The September notice gives families dates for Adult Education and the county’s four high schools.
A 96,000-square-foot facility is planned.
Veterans and military spouses were invited.

A unanimous resolution supported an acquisition and conservation process for the coastal tract.
A September survey supported the five-year review of the county’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan.
Agencies outlined household-readiness outreach.
County departments planned interviews with applicants.

Rosemary Middle earned recognition in five categories in the annual America’s Healthiest Schools program.
The town’s August update outlined Islanders Beach Park work, Coligny landscaping and changed post office access.
An August message highlighted arriving veterinary students.

The federal agency said crews removed 561,320 cubic yards of sediment from two harbor channels.
An August update reported participation by more than 600 residents and drop-off service at four convenience centers.

The historic notice concerned a mosquito sample, not a reported human case of West Nile virus.
The project could create 136 jobs.
The company projects approximately 135 jobs.

The district reported proficiency of 55 percent in English language arts and 40.6 percent in mathematics.
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