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CNN CNN Newsroom Live July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom Live July 7, 2024

carolinas at this hour with high winds, heavy rain and the threat of floods. now, officials say the storm thankfully has been downgraded from a hurricane, but it still poses a threat as it makes its way inland. it has already caused considerable damage in south carolina where it made landfall friday. now, you see that video there. it's the storm ripping through a pier in north myrtle beach causing part of it to collapse. now, it also submerged this neighborhood with a storm surge that was several feet high. so far, thankfully again there have been no reported deaths in south carolina...

Planning to go to South Carolina? Here are the Best Places to Visit - Vimarsana News

Planning to go to South Carolina? Here are the Best Places to Visit

You can explore Daufuskie Island by renting a golf cart and cruising down its tree-canopied dirt roads.

Opening delayed of Cherry Grove Pier in North Myrtle Beach. Here's what's next - Vimarsana News

Opening delayed of Cherry Grove Pier in North Myrtle Beach. Here's what's next

The pier was expected to open in September but construction will take longer. The pier was split in half by Hurricane Ian in 2022.

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North Carolina Wildlife Experts Ask For Help Spotting Injured Manatee En Route To Florida - Vimarsana News

North Carolina Wildlife Experts Ask For Help Spotting Injured Manatee En Route To Florida

The manatee was last seen in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina.

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An injured manatee is swimming down SC coast. Here's where it was spotted in Myrtle Beach - Vimarsana News

An injured manatee is swimming down SC coast. Here's where it was spotted in Myrtle Beach

A North Carolina-based research team said the manatee may be headed into Florida’s warmer waters. It was likely struck by a boat.

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