If a bill crafted by state Rep. Russell Fry, R-Surfside Beach, becomes law, county-level candidates who protest their partisan primary elections will have to head to Columbia to make their case.
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Horry County Clerk of Court Renee Elvis (left) speaks out as challenger Angie Altman-Robbins puts forth a claim in an election protest hearing…
Horry County Republican Party co-chairman Ed Carey listens to testimony in an election protest hearing at the Horry County Courthouse after th…
Co-chairs of the Horry County Republican Party Ed Carey (left) and Dreama Perdue talk about the election protest hearing at the Horry County C…
Executive committee members of the Horry County Republican Party talk about the election protest hearing at the Horry County Courthouse after …
Today’s Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Parsons is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. at the Parsons Municipal Building.
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