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Arts and Culture Highlight Summore Season in Myrtle Beach, SC

/PRNewswire/ The Summore Season has arrived at the Beach with an array of arts and culture experiences across the Myrtle Beach area s 60 miles of coastline. ....

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Henderson County News: Weintraub's Appalachian films to get wider audience

Henderson County (Oct 11, 2021) - David Weintraub, the Hendersonville-based filmmaker of more than 40 documentary films, has signed a deal with PBS to distribute four of his feature length films to public television stations around the country. ....

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Waccamaw Indian People in SC seek federal recognition and benefits that come with it

Chief Harold âBusterâ Hatcher of the Waccamaw Indian People sends up prayers during a Winter Solstice fire ceremony Saturday Dec. 19, 2020, in Aynor. He has spent 30 years trying to gain official federal acknowledgment of his tribe. Grace Beahm Alford/Staff
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Chief Harold âBusterâ Hatcher of the Waccamaw Indian People is a friendly and determined man. Heâs happy to talk about the history and status of the Waccamaw, and about Native American traditions, cultures and challenges in South Carolina.
But heâs wont to insert a few epithets and some profanity into the conversation. After 30 years trying to gain official federal acknowledgment of his tribe, the 71-year-old Aynor resident said he continues to encounter obstacles, some of which donât entirely make sense. ....

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