Plane makes emergency landing in Myrtle Beach
Plane loses door, makes emergency landing in South Carolina
A small aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in South Carolina after the door of the plane fell into a resident’s yard, federal aviation officials said. The plane, a Diamond DA40, landed eight minutes after it took off from Myrtle Beach International Airport on Tuesday,
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Coroner: 85-year-old South Carolina man killed when ATV overturns, pinning him underneathAn 85-year-old South Carolina man died when he became pinned underneath an ATV while clearing land, according to the coroner.
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$50M buys 10K acres of Jasper, Hampton County land to serve as new heritage preserveThe vast public property, spanning Jasper and Hampton counties, is called the Coosawhatchie Heritage Preserve and Wildlife ...
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Dorchester County Council approves measure to join South Carolina Land Trust NetworkBy unanimous approval, Dorchester County approved its affiliate membership in the South Carolina Land Trust Network. The move ...
An 85-year-old Inman, South Carolina, man died when he became pinned underneath an ATV while clearing land, according to the Spartanburg County coroner.
It's a state that blends old and new, land and sea. For everything you plan to do in South Carolina – whether it's playing golf, strolling through manicured gardens or spending a day at the ...
East Coast Warehouse & Distribution selects Charleston County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation. The company’s $14.5 million investment will create 52 new jobs. East Coast ...
They bring in Ashton Jeanty from Boise State. The 5-foot-9, 215-pounder had 1,916 yards from scrimmage and 19 touchdowns as a ...
A prime 2025 target for the South Carolina football team has been speedy wide receiver Jackson Repp (5’8”, 160) of Christ ...
While the state requires companies to create a certain net number of jobs as a condition of these grants, it does not require ...
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Asheville’s flood risk will only grow as rain events and climate change intensifyWhile no one can predict the weather with 100 percent certainty, here’s a reliable forecast: As the climate warms, Asheville and western North Carolina will endure more frequent and intense rain ...
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