The Town of Aynor is violating state law by failing to place its monthly meeting agendas on the town s website, a South Carolina Press Association attorney said. Agendas inform the public about what business will be conducted, and what reports will be received, at Town Council meetings. The information gives citizens the opportunity to attend the meeting and speak out on issues of interest or concern
An Horry County jury Wednesday heard opening arguments and testimony in what the prosecution described as a murder-for-hire trial. Prosecutors said evidence will show that Samantha Ford Rabon, 39, of Aynor paid a man to kill her father and half-brother in August, 2018 so that she could collect an inheritance.
The finances of a murder victim dominated Friday’s testimony in the murder-for-hire trial of Aynor resident Samantha Rabon. Rabon, 39, is accused of paying a man to murder her father, Robert Marion Ford, 59, and half-brother, Robbie Ford, 25, in August, 2018.
An Aynor woman will be tried in an Horry County courtroom this week, charged with murder in connection with the 2018 shooting deaths of her father and half-brother. Samantha Ford Rabon, who was 35 at the time of her arrest in August 2020, is charged with two counts of murder for the deaths of Robert Marion Ford Jr., 59, and Robbie Stetson Ford, 25.
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Planned medical facilities in Conway and Little River will be constructed partly on the strength of state aid designed to expand health care access in rural areas. The state Department of Health and Human Services announced Tuesday that Little River Medical Center and Health Care Partners of South Carolina are […]