Goldfinch Winslow: Auto Insurance
We joined Tom Winslow of Goldfinch Winslow at his office today to discuss auto insurance. For more information, you can reach Tom at (843) 357-9301 or visit his website at www.GoldfinchWinslow.com.
Author: WFXB Staff
Horry County to File Lawsuit Myrtle Beach Leaders Over Property Sale
Horry County has filed a pending lawsuit against Myrtle Beach city leaders over the potential sale of a campground. The Lakewood Camping Resort and Pirateland Family Camping Resort take up nearly 145 acres and have reportedly generated millions of dollars each year for the Myrtle Beach International Airport. Many object to the sale because of the negative revenue impact it…
South Carolina Reports Over 1,000 New Covid-19 Cases for 6th Consecutive Day
Over 1,000 new Covid-19 cases were reported in South Carolina for the sixth straight day in a row yesterday. The statewide total for infections now comes to about 194,000 with almost 4,000 deaths, according to DHEC. A new analysis conducted by Harvard researchers also states the rate of cases in Horry County, especially Myrtle Beach, are so high that a…
Woman Last Seen Friday in Myrtle Beach Area Found Safe
UPDATE: Denise Wickberg was found safe as of late this morning. It’s unclear where exactly she was located. No additional details have been made available. Horry County authorities are seeking a woman who’s been missing since Friday. 40-year-old Denise Wickberg was last seen near Esso Road and Highway 17 Bypass near Myrtle Beach but authorities have declined to release the…
One Person Killed After Late Night Shooting in Conway
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AstraZeneca Becomes Third Company to Announce Promising Covid-19 Vaccine
AstraZeneca has now become the third company to announce a promising Covid-19 vaccine. Earlier today the drugmaker revealed its treatment had shown to be on average 70% effective in fighting the coronavirus during its large scale, worldwide trials. The vaccine, which was developed in conjunction with the University of Oxford, showed 90% efficacy in one regimen where the subjects were…
Biden to Name Cabinet Picks as Swing States Prepare to Certify Election Results
As President-elect Joe Biden prepares to name his Cabinet, President Trump continues his election legal blitz. Yesterday, incoming White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain confirmed Biden will announce some of his Cabinet picks as early as tomorrow, with more to be named next week. The only thing that’s certain is Biden’s desire to have a team who “looks like…
Teenager Arrested in Connection to Shooting at Wisconsin Mall
A teenager has been arrested following a shooting at a mall near Milwaukee. The incident occurred Friday evening at the Mayfair Mall. Police have determined the shooting was not random, but broke out after an altercation between two groups. Of the 8 people hurt, seven are adults and one is a teenager. Four of those were innocent bystanders who received…
Stabbing Attack at California Church Leaves Two Dead, More Injured
A stabbing at a California church last night has left two people dead and multiple others seriously injured. The incident occurred at San Jose’s Grace Baptist Church near the San Jose State University campus. There was not a service taking place at the time but the building was being used to shelter the homeless during a cold night. Authorities responded…
Millions of Americans Travel This Weekend Despite Skyrocketing Covid-19 Surge
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