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Recently, our town has been under the spotlight for various reasons, stirring a mix of emotions among residents. Highlighting the positive, the YMCA Flowertown Festival once again proved to be
Myrtle Beach city council introduced the "hate intimidation" ordinance at a city council meeting March 26 which would charge a person who commits a crime in city limits with additional penalties if it is determined that the crime was motivated by bias or hate.