WBTW Articles: October 17, 2017

Georgetown deputies search for man accused of defrauding car dealer Small and Minority Business Roundtable event held in Florence Elmcroft of Florence celebrates grand re-opening News13’s Patsy Kelly participates in Horry County Principal for the Day event $5M grant to build leadership skills in Marion County teachers Horry County leaders, police answer Carolina Forest questions via social media Myrtle Beach prostitution arrests part of nationwide FBI human trafficking sting North Myrtle Beach Middle School sponsors Hearts for Houston Halloween cutout cookies NC woman was stabbed 123 times in cough syrup murder case Nearly 8K without power after dump truck crash in Horry County USC Women Picked to Win S-E-C, Wilson Player of the Year Ford urged to recall 1.3 million Explorers amid carbon monoxide poisoning concerns DHEC investigates claim about mold in Marlboro County school food Lawsuit details sexual harassment claims against SC sheriff Georgetown police look for information after shots fired on Front Street FMU’s volleyball program goes pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month Mining company withdraws application to operate in Horry County Parris Island Marine Band commissioned to perform at Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center Bennettsville gets into holiday spirit with Halloween displays House of Hope announces expansion of homeless ministry Horry County leaders, police answer Carolina Forest questions via social media SC 7-year-old hit by vehicle during dispute involving neighbor 2-year-old denied kidney transplant because father violated probation Do you know when you should take your child to the ER? Halloween store removes Anne Frank costume after complaints Richard Spencer speech prompts Florida emergency declaration days early St. James High School students host free national FCA Fields of Faith event Warrant: Atlanta woman put toddlers in oven, turned it on Two weeks later, no complete food truck applications submitted in Myrtle Beach Horry County man helps victims of every major hurricane in U.S. this year Horry County man helps victims of every major hurricane in U.S. this year Florence Literacy Council says high illiteracy rate contributes to crime, unemployment