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BusinessThe bus tours that roll through the Grand Strand in the winter full of tourists geared up for holiday shows and shopping sprees are as predictable as the season's cooler temperatures and early sunsets.
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Some Americans say they will factor in the swine flu when making travel decisions, but local and state officials say the Myrtle Beach area has nothing to fret about.
Economists across the region are crunching the numbers, trying to answer the question that's on everyone's mind: when will the economy turn around?
More Horizon: 2009 Outlook Headlines
Gas prices aren't expected to take drivers on the wild ride that they did in 2008, experts predict. They will likely climb and waver in 2009, though it's not clear how high they will go.
- Locals flock to Wheelmobile for shot at game show spot
- A challenge to find the Challenger of youth
- Man arrested after he got upset about Myrtle Beach club closing
- The Carolinas | Mother, daughter killed after car flips
- Michigan's Rodriguez gets emotional after 5th loss
- Police | Crash kills one in Georgetown County
- MB focuses on pier project
- Myrtle Beach mayoral hopefuls ready for runoff
- Myrtle Beach area political briefs
- The week ahead along the Strand
