Tommy Cardinal
Managing Editor at The Horry Independent
This is a bio, not autobio... @myhorrynews managing editor, @ucf alumnus
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3 days ago |
myhorrynews.com | Tommy Cardinal
The equestrian center planned for 500 acres north of Conway is still in the planning stages, but in the meantime, a portion of the property may be used as farmland. “We’re trying to find a good fit for out community here. We’ve got a lot of preliminary designs and pushing forward,” Horry County councilman Al Allen said. “We have some funding in place. We’re seeking more funding, of course, because this will be a huge project. With the 500 acres of land being secured, we’ve got a good start.
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3 days ago |
myhorrynews.com | Tommy Cardinal
As Horry County started collecting a 1% tax for road projects over the next 25 years, a new website to track the progress of various projects has been launched. Voters approved of the continuation of the Road and Infrastructure Development Effort, or RIDE, in November. The RIDE program is a 1% tax reserved for transportation projects.
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6 days ago |
myhorrynews.com | Tommy Cardinal
When Horry County Sheriff Phillip Thompson was 14 years old, he was issued a ticket by game warden Charles McNeill. Thompson had illegally killed a doe, earning him a citation from McNeill in 1965. And with Thompson’s father being the president of the Sterritt Swamp Hunting Club, it was double trouble for the young Phillip Thompson. But McNeill didn’t sweep the incident under the rug despite the families being close, living near each other off Highway 90.
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1 week ago |
myhorrynews.com | Tommy Cardinal
The strum of music, the smell of seafood and the bustle of a busy festival will greet visitors to the Little River waterfront once again this year. The 43rd Annual World Famous Blue Crab Festival from May 17-18 closes Little River’s historic waterfront to traffic, with about 250 vendors lining the main streets of the community’s commercial hub.
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1 week ago |
myhorrynews.com | Tommy Cardinal
As the Horry County Police Department has come under increased pressure and scrutiny, the debate on the layout of the county’s policing structure has returned again. State Rep. William Bailey (R-North Myrtle Beach) is proposing a bill that would dissolve the Horry County Police Department. The county is the only in the state that has both a county police department and sheriff's office. “There’s a lot of things going on.
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