Author: Annelyn Russ

The Justice Department’s Request Is Accepted

A federal appeals court granted a request from the Justice Department. The request was to allow its investigators to regain access to nearly 100 documents bearing classified markings seized by the FBI during the search of Trumps Florida residence. A lower court order that the documents be kept off limits while the appointed special master, Raymond Dearie oversees the seized…

Lawsuit Filed Against Trump And More

In a 200 plus page lawsuit, New York Attorney General Letitia James, alleges fraud touched all aspects of the Trump Business. James filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, 3 of his children, and the Trump Organization. It states they were allegedly involved in an expansive fraud that lasted over a decade that trump used to enrich himself. According to the…

Coastal Carolina Celebrates 68 Years

Cheers Chanticleers to 68 years. Coastal Carolina celebrated it’s 68th birthday on Prince Lawn yesterday. University President Dr. Michael Benson spoke calling the students to help out around their community. The celebration included guest speakers, cupcakes, a birthday cake, a Chanticleer Regiment performance, and the CCU Concert Choir led the crowd in a Happy Birthday serenade.

New Firework Regulations Presented to Horry County

New fireworks rules and regulations have been presented to Horry County. The Horry County Council passed the first reading for firework regulations along unincorporated parts of the county. The new regulations will make it illegal to shoot off fireworks on public beaches, public beach access points, street ends adjacent to the beach, and any other county land in the unincorporated…

The Merchant Category Code Used For Purchase of Guns

South Carolina along with 24 other states are demanding banks and credit card companies to stop tracking fire arms purchased with credit cards. 3 major credit card companies recently adopted the merchant category code for processing firearm purchases from gun stores. They argue that it “potentially is a violation of consumer protection and antitrust laws.

Horry County Man Charged With Kidnapping And Assaulting a Woman

An Horry County man was charged with kidnapping and assault after leading authorities on a chase. 27-year-old Joshua Whitney is a suspect to a case where a woman stated she was walking to a gas station on Highway 544 when Whitney pulled up in his vehicle and forced her inside. Whitney was spotted Monday along a highway and a traffic…

Victim of Hit and Run in Florence County Identified

The body of the man who was dragged or carried after a hit and run in Florence county, has been identified. 26-year-old, Kentrey White-Long of Florence was confirmed as the victim by coroner Keith Von Lutcken. Police are still searching for the suspect vehicle which is believed to be a dark lifted 2014-18 Chevy Silverado with a chrome toolbox in…

Former Carolina Pines RV Resort Manager Charged with Wire Fraud

An Horry County man has been indicted for stealing nearly a million dollars. A grand jury indicted 53-year-old, Troy Bittner, of Myrtle Beach on five counts of wire fraud. Bittner was a manager at Carolina Pines RV Resort. He is accused of using his access to the company’s credit card reservation system to commit the crime. The indictment stated that…

US Gas Prices Rise, First Time In Months

For more than 3 months, U.S gas prices consistently dropped for 98 consecutive days. On June 14th, gas hit a record of $5.02, prices have dropped everyday after. Tomorrow would have made the 100th day of dropping prices. The price plunge was a result of several factors, one being stronger supply and weaker demand as drivers balked at high prices….

South Carolina School Bus Crashes Into A Store

Six students and one driver were sent to the hospital after a crash between a bus and a brick wall. In North Charleston, a school bus driver was carrying eight elementary students to North Charleston Creative Arts Elementary when it veered out of control while attempting to turn and slammed into a Neighbor store. The store is a bus stop…