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Charles Perry

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Local editor @PCMyrtleBeach. Christian. Father of five. Husband of one. Storyteller. Fan of great writing and quirky people.

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  • NC 16-year-old becomes second person arrested in Little River mass shooting

    2 days ago | postandcourier.com | Charles Perry

    CONWAY — A 16-year-old from North Carolina has been arrested in connection with a Memorial Day weekend shooting in Little River that injured 11 people, according to Horry County Police. The suspect, who hasn't been identified because of his age, was the second person arrested in the case. Shawon Shamarion Williams, a 19-year-old U.S. Navy sailor, was taken into custody last week at Naval Station Great Lakes, a naval base just north of Chicago.

  • Horry County wants Myrtle Beach to take over Pelicans Ballpark for $8.3M. Now the city will decide.

    2 days ago | postandcourier.com | Charles Perry

    CONWAY — Horry County just offered Myrtle Beach nearly $8.3 million for the city to take over the county's share of Pelicans Ballpark, but it's unclear if that will be enough to keep the team in the city. The 21st Avenue North park needs an estimated $20 million in upgrades to meet Major League Baseball's standards, and that doesn't include about $15.5 million for other repairs and maintenance.

  • Myrtle Beach gets more time to make a deal with the Pelicans. Here's the latest on those talks.

    6 days ago | postandcourier.com | Charles Perry

    MYRTLE BEACH — City leaders will get another week to decide the future of Pelicans Ballpark, and they are trying to secure millions in additional funding so they can keep the team in Myrtle Beach.  Major League Baseball had wanted a firm commitment to upgrading the stadium by the end of May, but MLB has been flexible with that deadline as the city tries to finalize a 30-year lease with the team, city officials said.

  • Myrtle Beach's big baseball decision is expected today. Will the Pelicans stay?

    1 week ago | postandcourier.com | Charles Perry

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  • The Pelicans' future in Myrtle Beach comes down to these options — and a deadline looms

    2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Charles Perry |Nic Napier

    CONWAY — The Pelicans' future in Myrtle Beach comes down to three options.  Call them strikes. If all three are misses, local officials say the minor league team will likely leave the city. City leaders have said Major League Baseball wants a firm commitment to upgrade Pelicans Ballpark by the end of the month. Those upgrades alone are projected to cost $20 million. Millions more will be needed for other repairs and maintenance. The stadium is jointly owned by the city and Horry County.

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Charles Perry
Charles Perry @Horryjournalist
2 May 25

RT @PCMyrtleBeach: 'Act like a victim': Horry County police sergeant fired amid internal investigation of 2023 shooting https://t.co/rubR34…

Charles Perry
Charles Perry @Horryjournalist
27 Apr 25

RT @PCMyrtleBeach: A year after Mica Miller's death, her family reflects on her loss and legacy https://t.co/Y3edE4Az7y

Charles Perry
Charles Perry @Horryjournalist
25 Apr 25

RT @PCMyrtleBeach: SC failed 3 times to criminalize coercive control. Could Mica Miller's story help this time? https://t.co/Mr1UJkGRQy