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Couples said 'I do' again at LuLu's in North Myrtle Beach

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SUMMARY: Even after Valentine’s Day, love thrived as over 120 couples renewed their wedding vows at Lulu’s in North Myrtle Beach. The annual ceremony, highlighted by fun competitions for the best attire, has gained popularity throughout its six years. Front of house manager Topher Molland emphasized its significance for couples along the Grand Strand. Among the participants were James and Darlene Linton, celebrating their 40th anniversary, and Belden and Thomas George, who marked 58 years together, showcasing their cherished mementos from their weddings. The event featured a complimentary champagne toast, wedding cake, flowers, and prizes for the longest-married couples.

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Over 120 couples had the opportunity to renew their vows at a ceremony in North Myrtle Beach on Saturday.

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‘You have to be smart’: Community urged to follow burn ban as Covington Drive fire lingers

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www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2025-03-23 07:05:50


SUMMARY: Crews are continuing to fight the Covington Drive fire, which has burned 259 acres and is 80% contained. A recent statewide burn ban, effective since yesterday, aims to prevent further fires. Residents in the Walker Woods community emphasize the importance of following the ban to ensure safety. Despite recent rain, experts warn the risk remains high due to dry conditions. Daryl Jones, South Carolina’s forest protection chief, highlights that 60% of wildfires are human-caused and preventable. Residents like Jerry Gallagher stress the need for awareness, as he recalls the danger of being evacuated in the middle of the night.

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Even though it’s been almost three weeks since the Covington Drive fire started, it’s not out just yet.

With the most recent statewide burn ban that went into affect on Friday, people in Walkers Woods, a Carolina Forest community, said it’s important to follow the rules now more than ever.

“It’s really important to have the burn ban,” a Walkers Woods resident said. “It makes us as the community rethink what we need to do for our homes and be safe and maybe what we put around our house.”

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Fire weather danger remains

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March 23, 2025

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2025-03-23 05:19:04


SUMMARY: The region is experiencing a very dry stretch, with minimal rainfall and moderate drought conditions. The combination of dry weather, breezy conditions, and low humidity continues to elevate fire danger. Despite this, today will be a mild and sunny day with temperatures in the 60s to 70s. A cold front is expected to bring a small amount of rain tonight into tomorrow morning, though it will likely have little impact. The rest of the day and the week ahead will feature sunny weather, with more dry conditions predicted, making it a beautiful but fire-prone stretch of weather.

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Fire weather danger remains

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South Carolina: Voluntary evacuations underway near Table Rock State Park fire

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March 22, 2025

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2025-03-22 19:39:47


SUMMARY: A wildfire at Table Rock State Park in South Carolina has prompted voluntary evacuations as smoke fills the air. Deputies discovered the fire while searching for a missing hiker, and it trapped both hikers and deputies temporarily, but no injuries occurred. The fire, caused by negligence from four teenage hikers, has burned 10 acres and is currently contained to the top of the mountain. All park trails are closed. A burn ban is now in effect across South Carolina. In nearby North Carolina, several wildfires are burning, including the Deep Woods fire, which has destroyed structures and remains uncontained.

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South Carolina: Voluntary evacuations underway near Table Rock State Park fire

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