Friday, July 13 2012 7:02 AM EDT2012-07-13 11:02:55 GMT
At a special meeting Thursday, Folly Beach's city council passed the first reading on an ordinance aimed at permanently banning alcoholic beverages of the beach. More >>
At a special meeting Thursday, Folly Beach's city council passed the first reading on an ordinance aimed at permanently banning alcoholic beverages of the beach. More >>
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. – A 4th of July Folly Beach party that left several police officers injured and seven people in jail was never legally suppose to happen at all. A 4th of July fight that happened atMore >>
A July Fourth Folly Beach party that left several police officers injured, and seven people in jail, may have been held illegally. More >>
Tide reports, saltwater fishing reports and beach cameras. Get the forecast for Isle of Palms before you make the trip.More >>
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCIV) -- There will be a special meeting Thursday in regards to a referendum that would ban consumption of alcohol on Folly's beach.
The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m.
The referendum, if approved, will be on the ballot for the general election scheduled for Tuesday, November 6, 2012.
Wednesday, Folly Beach approved an emergency alcohol ban until officials hope will hold until Labor Day.
The attempt to restirct alcohol use follows several incidents on the July 4th holiday. The beach saw large crowds and beach parties, including crowds that left behind trash and started a riot in which law enforcement officers were injured.
A total of 16 tickets were issued that day after a crowd got out of control and assaulted police officers.
Folly plans special meeting for alcohol ban referendumMore>>
Wednesday, July 11 2012 11:47 PM EDT2012-07-12 03:47:34 GMT
The organizers that sponsored the big Fourth of July party on Folly Beach could face some stiff penalties. According to police, they were not authorized to set up shop near 10th Street. More >>
The organizers that sponsored the big Fourth of July party on Folly Beach could face some stiff penalties. According to police, they were not authorized to set up shop near 10th Street. More >>
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>
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