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Conway man charged with child abuse

Season looks bright for Carolina Forest girls soccer (WITH VIDEO)

Black Water Middle celebrates Black History month

Horry firefighters respond to motorist in distress on U.S. 501 in Carolina Forest, traffic delays expected

CCU trustees revise out-of-state tuition rates

Conway chamber executive resigns

Moglia addresses Conway Chamber Breakfast

Yellow cards fly as Carolina Forest soccer falls to North Myrtle Beach

Three teens charged in connection with armed robbery

Two more Carolina Forest football players sign with colleges

EDITORIAL: South Carolina lawmakers should stop meddling in local matters, flow control needed

Shepard turns himself in

Conway expected to discuss Carolina Forest water rates at budget retreat next week

VIDEO: Live from the 15th Annual Myrtle Beach Marathon

Local News

Horry County firefighters demand more attention

What was supposed to be a routine discussion about an Horry County fire department efficiency study on turned into a show of solidarity by firefighters.

CCU votes to not raise tuition for in-state students, offers tuition credit

The Coastal Carolina University Board of Trustees voted Friday to not increase tuition for in-state students and to offer them a $50 per semester credit for the upcoming school year.

Sports

CCU officials contemplate athletic conference change

Coastal Carolina University may be leaving the Big South. Officials with the university and the CCU Board of Trustees have started discussions to see about moving the university out of the Big South Conference and head to either the Colonial Athletic Association or to the Southern Conference.

Carolina Forest football team beefs up schedule in 2012

Fort Dorchester, White Knoll and Beaufort are among the Class AAAA giants the Carolina Forest football team will tackle in 2012, according to schedules released by the school.

Features

New principal to lead Ocean Bay Elementary in 2012-2013

An assistant principal at Carolina Forest Elementary School will lead Carolina Forest's other elementary school in 2012-2013.

CHS celebrates Black History

Conway High School held its 19th annual Black History Ethic Buffet this past Thursday at the school.

Palmetto Bays jumps rope for heart and raises money

Palmetto Bays Elementary raises more than $5,000 and counting for its annual Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser for the American Heart Association.