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New arena, other buildings, coming to CCU
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 5:56 p.m. Big changes are coming to Coastal Carolina University, including a new arena for basketball.
Coastal Carolina University set to launch marketing campaign
Beginning in July, tourists and residents who drive to Myrtle Beach on Interstate 95 may be greeted by a Chanticleer on highway billboards.
Forestry to monitor Horry County for fire dangers : News : WPDE
A Horry County police say one person died in a shooting Tuesday night. New arena, other buildings, coming to CCU By Joel Allen Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 5:56 PM Big changes are coming to Coastal Carolina University, including a new arena for basketball.
Conway man reports three armed men rob him
A 22-year-old Conway man told police he was robbed at gunpoint by three men outside an apartment complex near Coastal Carolina University, according to a police report.
Marlboro County church torched : News : WPDE
Big changes are coming to Coastal Carolina University, including a new arena for basketball.
CCU to build new recreation center
Coastal Carolina University has received approval from the South Carolina Budget and Control Board to build a new student recreation and convocation center.
Edmond local to study in Jordan on OU scholarship The School of International and Area Studies at the University of Oklahoma announced that Misheala Giddings, a sophomore at OU, is the winner of The International Programs Center Board of Visitors Study Abroad Scholarship.
Dr. Isekenegbe Taking Over as Interim CCC Head
Thomas Isekenegbe, Ph.D., vice president of Academic Affairs & Enrollment Services at Cumberland County College, is poised to become the college's interim president next Wednesday, from July 1 through June 30, 2010.
Own A Home At Lennara s Fairways At Wild Wing For Less Than You Pay In Rent
Myrtle Beach, SC---The Coastal Carolina Division of Lennar is offering up to $30,000 off the price of a new townhome at their Fairways At Wild Wing community in Conway.
Visitors' spending low, but leveling
Statistics for nationwide spending on tourism and travel released this week by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis were not good.
Council members suggests plan for wildfire response : News : WPDE
It's out with the old and in with a new image for Coastal Carolina University. CCU is rolling out its new look tonight to re-brand itself.
SC university unveils new marketing effort
Jun 23, 2009 Coastal Carolina University is rolling out a new marketing effort in the Carolinas.
CCU's Byrd receives All-America honors
Coastal Carolina University men's golfer Zack Byrd earned his second All-America honor as he was named to Golfweek's Third Team All-America squad, the publication announced Monday.
From foster care to post-graduation day
Darian Mack was living in a group home when his mother died. "She was my motivation," said Mack, who had lived in foster care away from his mother for about five years but hoped to reunite.
South Carolina, with a record unemployment rate of 12.1 percent in May, has blown past jobless levels seen during the recession of the early 1980s.
Horry Co. in top 10 for shark attacks
Friday, June 19, 2009 at 5:43 p.m. It's a top ten ranking the Grand Strand may not want to brag about.
SC Unemployment Rate Expected To Rise
Officials expect South Carolina's unemployment rate to be up. The report for May is scheduled for release Friday.
Housing shores up Greenville's economy
Residential real estate is proving to be Greenville's saving grace in the recession, with year-over-year price appreciation here fifth best among the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the country.
Florence city council votes against raising taxes : News : WPDE
Horry County wants to limit how many students can live together off campus around Coastal Carolina University SC Supreme Court to consider helmet lawsuit Monday, June 15, 2009 at 5:28 PM The South Carolina Supreme Court will consider a lawsuit challenging Myrtle Beach's new helmet law.
Hoteliers say tourism is picking up
A recent study by Coastal Carolina University showed occupancy is down in the Grand Strand by more than 15 percent, but some local hotels said they expect things to pick up in the next few weeks.