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Conway Corporation will suspend all outdoor watering in Conway starting Monday, October 5, under Phase 3 of its emergency water curtailment plan. Residents must stop lawn and landscape irrigation, and the suspension lasts until further notice. The measure is meant to protect the local water supply during drought, so households that water yards must change their routines.
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The Conway Corporation has issued a notice requiring all Conway residents to stop lawn and landscape irrigation as they proceed with Phase 3 of the water curtailment plan. This suspension is effective Monday, October 5, until further notice while efforts continue to protect the local water supply during drought conditions.
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Conway Corp will suspend all outdoor watering starting next week as part of Phase 3 of an emergency water curtailment plan, officials announced.
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The Festival of the Hills is back this weekend in Conway, featuring a new kids' skillet toss for youngsters. The festivities include a variety show on Friday and events like a bake sale and book sale throughout the weekend.
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One person and one dog were injured following a structure fire at 3032 Jasmine Drive in Conway. The individual was evaluated at the scene but did not require transport to the hospital. Crews are still on site as the fire has been contained, and officials advise avoiding the area.
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Decorations at Conway High School were removed after the city was informed that additional approval from Horry County Schools was required. This decision has caused confusion among residents who noted the high school could not participate in the community's Halloween tradition. The school district did not explain the specific policy or approval process.
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