Galivants-Ferry News

Horry County will begin mosquito spraying, weather permitting, in the following areas: Carolina Forest, Galivants Ferry and Cate Bay, according to a news release issued by the Horry County Public Safety ...

Police arrested the grandmother of a 1-year-old who died Wednesday at the Medical University of South Carolina after being airlifted from a Conway hospital Monday night.

Horry County police are investigating the death of a 17-month-old Galivants Ferry boy a day after his father took him to Conway Medical Center.

Hollings talks to supporters at the Galivants Ferry Stump May 6, 1996. 'MAKING GOVERNMENT WORK' Fritz Hollings first was elected to office 60 years ago, going on to serve a term as S.C. governor and six terms ...

By Tom O'Dare The Herald In studying the increase in juvenile delinquency in Horry County, the 15th Circuit Solicitor's office has found a very startling fact.

“We want to see them support a clean energy future for our state and the country.”

South Carolina democrats gathered Monday to mark the 132nd Annual Galivants Ferry Democratic Stump Speaking. via WBTW

Congresswoman Schultz to be keynote speaker at Stump Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz The families of Joseph Holliday and John Monroe Holliday announced that Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz will be ... via The Myrtle Beach Herald

POST YOUR COMMENTS America's oldest and longest running political stump meeting will continue Monday. via WBTW

“Well I can remember Fritz Hollings and Strom Thurmond when they would come. They would be dressed up in their white suits and dark ties and their straw hats. You know it was just a time that is no more- a time that I'll never forget”

Barbara White Cooper has been performing at the Galivants Ferry Stump Meeting for 40 years As part of her family's blue grass group- The Red White Band. via WBTW

The Rev. Phillip Miles of Christ Community Church in Conway, who was convicted of smuggling a box of hunting ammunition into Russia, has filed a written appeal, and arguments in his case could reach the ... via Myrtle Beach Online

Horry County officials will begin aerial mosquito spraying Thursday in the Galivants Ferry area, a news release said. via Myrtle Beach Online

J.M. DeBari of the Horry County Police Department. Marcus Harrell, 27, of Myrtle Beach is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill in the stabbing of a man at 3:45 a.m. on Strand Drive, DeBari said. via Myrtle Beach Online

A Galivants Ferry woman who pulled a knife on a Myrtle Beach police officer Saturday night, posted bond and was was released from jail one day later. via Myrtle Beach Online

Wayne Goodyear of Galivants Ferry, S.C., was just one of the many dealers setting up toy guns and other western items at the Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center Thursday for the Hopalong Cassidy Reunion. via Daily-Jeff.com

“I think it's really exciting just to see where the school is headed.”

Hartsville facility to break ground on its 2nd phase By DEVON COPELAND - dcopeland@thestate.com Erik Campos/ecampos@thestate.com The Governor's School for Science and Mathematics in Hartsville, S.C., will break ... via The State

“It is the Army's responsibility to return soldiers to the location from which they mobilized”

The S.C. National Guard wants families of soldiers returning from Afghanistan to hold off on reunions until those troops reach their hometown armories in South Carolina. via The State

Experts asked to examine the largest tree in South Carolina say two limbs need to be trimmed from the ancient oak for it to survive. via Myrtle Beach Online

“It's easier to do it on a regional level than for each individual county to do it”

South Carolina sheriffs back a plan to build three regional prisons in the state to hold illegal immigrants as they await deportation. via Myrtle Beach Online

“He seemed to hate the world. He hated people different from him - the rich boys with good-looking girlfriends”

A high school senior collected enough supplies to carry out a bomb attack on his school and detailed the plot in a hate-filled diary that included maps of the building and admiring notations about the Columbine ... via The Item

The Supreme Court on Wednesday sorted out unclear language in a federal anti-drug law in favor of prosecutors, ruling against a man who faces a 13-year prison term in a cocaine case. via Myrtle Beach Online