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July 30, 2020 — Myrtle Beach news reported, written and edited by Myrtle Beach journalists for the Grand Strand community.
'Shouldn’t be going to beaches without lifeguards'
With the coronavirus leading to a shutdown of foreign worker programs and closing training pools, lifeguard agencies across the Grand Strand struggled to get qualified swimmers onto the beaches.Â
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Horry County Schools Board of Education unanimously approved a plan for reopening schools in a nearly three-hour special meeting on Tuesday night, attempting to navigate the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Hundreds of teachers across Horry and Georgetown counties were thrust into virtual learning due to COVID-19, finding numerous obstacles that included being unable to reach students to having a difficult time keeping students motivated for nearly four months.
Sheriff Carter Weaver has a plan to be more transparent and accountable to the citizens of Georgetown County.
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