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Shark Week event highlights shark research, conservation at Myrtle Beach State Park

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — As sharks once again took center stage during Shark Week, Coastal Carolina University researcher Dr. Daniel Jordan and Ranger Ann Wilson of Myrtle Beach State Park used the annual spotlight provided by the Discovery Channel to educate the local community about shark conservation.The conversation at Myrtle Beach State Park was an opportunity to build on the public's interest in sharks by discussing the species found off South Carolina's coast, correcting common misconceptions...
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Rivertown Yoga returns to downtown Conway with expanded wellness focus

CONWAY, S.C. — Seven years after COVID forced Rivertown Yoga to close its doors, owner Dottie Klein is once again rolling out yoga mats in downtown Conway.Rebranded as Rivertown Yoga & Wellness to reflect its expanded focus on health and community programming, the studio reopened May 4 at 1703 Main St., offering a variety of yoga classes and wellness services.“Conway needs a yoga studio. All the other yoga studios are down at Myrtle Beach, along the beaches,” Klein said. “And there was nothing h...
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Myrtle Beach physician launches telehealth platform

Imagine paying loads of money to see a doctor for a minor concern, and only to learn minutes later that the visit could have been handled with a simple prescription or reassurance. Dr. Jon Pangia says that experience is all too common in healthcare.After nearly 30 years of treating patients in Myrtle Beach emergency rooms, Dr. Pangia noticed a pattern: many people were coming to the ER not because they needed emergency care, but because they needed somewhere to turn. That realization led him to...
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Yogadelic focuses on yoga and wellness in downtown Conway

Alex and Gloria Novaa are bringing their shared passion for yoga to downtown Conway with Yogadelic, a new studio set to open Tuesday, June 16.For Alex, yoga began 16 years ago when a cousin convinced him to try a hot yoga challenge. What started as a physical fitness pursuit evolved into a deeper interest in breathing techniques, meditation and the mental benefits of the practice.“I got into yoga purely out of my own stubborn ego, and even though I didn't know anything about yoga philosophy and...
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'100 Things to Do in South Carolina Before You Die' author visits Myrtle Beach

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — From hidden restaurants to coastal landmarks, travel author Amelia Old has spent years uncovering South Carolina’s must-see destinations. Old signed copies of her book, “100 Things to Do in South Carolina Before You Die,” Sunday at Barnes & Noble in Market CommonUnlike a traditional travel guide, each entry is dedicated to a different destination in South Carolina, highlighting the location and the story behind why it’s worth visiting.The book is a curation of 100 statewide...
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Mayor Landon Johnson is growing alongside Aynor

On a Friday night at the ball field, Landon Johnson, mayor of Aynor, blends easily into the crowd — greeting families, watching the game and checking in on the community he helps lead, both from town hall and the principal’s office.For years, Aynor has been known as a tight-knit rural town where generations of families know one another and community life centers around the local schools. As new developments emerge across the area and Horry County’s growth stretches farther inland, town leaders a...
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Review: a nostalgic night at Local 506 with Georgia Moon and the Wrong Band, All Night Boogie Band and The Mothmen

Three bands, one stage and a packed room — last weekend, Local 506 hosted an eclectic night of live music featuring Georgia Moon and the Wrong Band, All Night Boogie Band and The Mothmen.

Local 506 is a rock club in Chapel Hill, featuring a full bar and live music performances. As the night began, the atmosphere started to calm, as a surprisingly relaxed crowd gathered for the show. The venue's dance floor remained open, with many attendees choosing to sit back and soak in the performances, giv...
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Review: Harry Styles' new album is the perfect soundtrack for dancing, crying or both at the same time

On March 6, Harry Styles  broke his four-year musical hiatus  with the release of his fourth studio album, “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. ”

The majority of the album consists of disco bops, but it also explores slower, introspective tracks that showcase the artist’s lyrical depth and emotional range.

The lead single, "Aperture," which was released on Jan. 22, explores self-reflection and embracing the unknown. The song stands out from the other tracks because of its distinct glitchy,...
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'This moment demands more than endurance': Celebration honors Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy

Bishop L. Gene Hatley speaks at the 40th annual MLK Jr. Memorial Celebration, located at the UNC Friday Center, on Jan. 19, 2025.

The MLK University/Community Planning Corp.  hosted its 41st  annual memorial celebration of the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Sunday at the Friday Conference Center,  marking the organization's first in-person banquet since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The organization is dedicated to lifelong learning, community engagement and intellectual enrichment, as...
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A look back at 2025's biggest fashion trends

The sidewalks of UNC Chapel Hill’s campus had new 2025 styles on full display. Between heading to an 8 a.m. class or going out on Franklin Street at night, fashion made a statement: denim got looser, trends from the past returned, boots grew chunkier and headphones became a key part of almost every outfit.

This year, instead of rolling out of bed in sleepwear or whatever they could throw on, many students showed up to class head-to-toe in fully styled looks, with long jorts and barrel jeans eme...
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Jazz artist Nnenna Freelon reads debut memoir on grief at Stone Center

Through her vocals and storytelling, seven-time Grammy-nominated  jazz artist Nnenna Freelon turned the stage at UNC's Sonja Haynes Stone Center into a conversation about loss and diversity. The event that occurred last Thursday drew attendees from across the Triangle.

This performance and reading held special meaning being at the Stone Center, as  the building was designed by Freelon's late husband, architect Phil Freelon. This building also has both personal and cultural significance b...
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Review: Taylor Swift's new album falls short — even for a longtime fan

As someone who has been a diehard fan since the beginning of Taylor Swift's career, it is hard to admit that her new album left me disappointed.

In August, Swift announced her 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” on the “New Heights” podcast, which is co-hosted by her fiancée and American football player, Travis Kelce. The album was released Friday and immediately dominated the charts as Swift blended her signature bubblegum pop and catchy lyrics with cathartic choruses. It sparked conv...