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NEWS UPDATESNEWS UPDATESCounty budget plan includes tax increase for pay raisesSix of seven Georgetown County Council members favor property tax increases that would give county employees an increase of 2 percent in addition to a 3 percent pay hike that can be made without raising taxes. Read more...
THE YEAR'S TOP NEWS STORIES
These are the stories that drew the most online readers in 2011 Hurricane Irene: High water closes island streetsAUGUST: The hurricane that caused severe flooding in the Northeast brushed by the South Carolina coast, but many said the water in Pawleys Creek was highest they had ever seen. Read more...
Arcadia Plantation: Funds missing from Arcadia East projectAUGUST: The owner of Arcadia Plantation sued her former attorney to recover money she claims is missing from what is potentially the largest planned development on Waccamaw Neck. After three postponements this fall, the case is scheduled for trial in January. Read more...
Murrells Inlet: Life on the creekMARCH: Oystermen talk about their life's work, which was the subject of a History Channel program. Read more...
Litchfield Plantation: Developer's collapse leads to lawsuitsJULY: One of the area's oldest developments was the subject of a suit over control of the property owners association. A judge ruled this month the development company still has a majority of votes once it pays its overdue assessments. Read more...
Economy: Home gone, man pitches tentAPRIL: Health problems, then the loss of his part-time job and finally Paul Willyard's mobile home was repossessed. Friends tried to help, but it was a reader who provided him a new home after learning of his plight. Read more...
THE WEEK'S FEATURED STORIES
Cycling: From Beowulf to Bordeaux for a worthy causeIt seems like a perfect fit for someone completing a doctorate in Anglo-Saxon literature. A chance to help resurrect a “lost classic.” Read more...
BUSINESS NEWSDezignworkz: Decorators share their secretsMindy McVay and Tracy Hanna Foye have spent their careers making other people’s houses beautiful. Now they want to teach people their secrets. Read more...
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