Myrtle Beach elects John Rhodes its new mayor
John Rhodes, longtime Myrtle Beach resident and Beach Ball Classic director, will be sworn in as the 14th mayor. He defeated incumbent Mark McBride by 600 votes in November and promises open listening and consensus building amid a nonpartisan office.
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North Charleston Police Facing Racial Bias Complaints
More than a dozen black residents have filed complaints with a civil rights group alleging harassment and mistreatment by North Charleston police. They cite a culture of racism, while officials defend progress and say more input from the community is sought.
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Former Chatham County deputy worker pleads guilty in tax fraud
Esau Moore III, a former programs manager with the Chatham County Sheriff's Department, pleads guilty to aiding in filing false federal tax returns. He prepared 234 fraudulent returns for officers and others from Savannah area agencies, claiming big refunds with sham deductions. The scheme allegedly involved over 4.7 million in false deductions and a nearly 658 thousand dollar loss.
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Hypnosis Based Weight Loss Free Clinic Sessions
New Life Clinics TM offers free two hour group hypnosis sessions for weight loss and smoking cessation funded by public support. Participants age 12 and up sign in 30 minutes early without paperwork and may donate five dollars at two January lectures in Orangeburg and Aiken with a Board Certified hypnotherapist guiding two sessions.
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Heritage Trust eyes loan to save timberland lands
Heritage Trust seeks a $30 million, 30 year loan from lawmakers to buy and preserve large timberland tracts. The plan, supported by the Natural Resources board, hinges on combining state funds with donations to acquire at least two Lowcountry river tracts and prevent subdivision.
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