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Honoring veterans
Some three dozen people gathered at the Veterans Memorial Park of America, between Tabor City and Whiteville, for a Veterans Day observance last week. District Court Judge C. Ashley Gore (center, above) was among the speakers, and was watched by (from left) Bill Thompson who sang The National Anthem, park board members Rob Williams and…
Read MoreSuspect in 2018 Loris murder charged with stolen handgun possession in Tabor City
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com A traffic stop for a non-working headlight resulted in the arrest of two men on weapons charges, one who is awaiting trial in a 2018 Loris murder case, a Tabor City Police Department report said. Heath Cherife Reaves, 23, of Mitchell Sea Road, Green Sea, was held without bond following his…
Read MoreSchool threat brings strong response, student departures
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com Threats by social media and text message alleging planned violence at South Columbus High School brought a heavy law enforcement response and resulted in numerous students leaving campus early. Threats on social media accounts were reported to the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office Friday morning, a news release from the agency said.…
Read MoreCounty OKs bigger loan request for new Tabor City School
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com Approval to increase an already approved USDA loan for the new Tabor City School by nearly $3.4 million, necessary to cover higher than projected bids, was approved by Columbus County Commissioners Thursday. Commissioners met in a rare emergency session to give time for county and Columbus County Schools leaders to petition…
Read MoreUnchallenged council candidates win TLC races
By DEUCE NIVEN & JENN CAUSEY To the surprise of, perhaps, no one, five unchallenged candidates sailed to easy victories in two Tabor-Loris Community elections Tuesday. Tabor City Council incumbents Lamont Grate and Sam Rogers were challenged by five write-in votes in Tuesday’s voting, with only 157 voters making it to the Tabor City District…
Read MoreBloody trail: Details emerge on weekend shooting that injured three
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com Details of a weekend shooting on Lewis Street that wounded three men are emerging this week as the Tabor City Police Department continues its investigation. Two of the three were flown by AirLink helicopter from near the scene to a Myrtle Beach hospital. All three men are expected to survive, Maj.…
Read MoreThird TC shooting victim was taken to CRHS, others are stable, police say
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com UPDATE A third victim of a shooting that took place on Lewis Street in Tabor City Saturday afternoon was located later at Columbus Regional Healthcare in Whiteville, Maj. Russell Conway of the Tabor City Police Department. That victim was taken by private vehicle from the shooting scene before police arrived, delivered…
Read MoreStallions at ECHS cancelled
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com A COVID-19 related quarantine impacting the East Columbus High School football team has forced cancellation of tonight’s scheduled varsity football matchup with the Stallions of South Columbus, CC Schools spokesperson Kelly Jones said. Because the regular season ends next week, there will be no opportunity for the two Waccamaw Conference teams…
Read MoreGoat revival for 2021 Yam Festival’s big day Saturday
By DEUCE NIVEN tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com A legend from the 1954 Yam Festival in Tabor City, one marred but not completely destroyed by Hurricane Hazel, returns for 2021. More than a half century later, we’re pretty sure it’s not the same goat, with a lifespan that rarely tops 18 years, alifeofheritage.com and other online sources say. Still,…
Read MoreBog-Off draws big crowds
Be it chicken bog or first class entertainment, big crowds were drawn to the 2021 Loris Bog-Off Festival Saturday. Look for much more on the big event in the next Tabor-Loris Tribune in print and online. (Jenn Causey, TLT)
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