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PHOTOS: Heather Elvis from Myrtle Beach, reported missing
Community gets involved with Heather Elvis search efforts
Search crews were out in the 30 degree weather Friday looking for anything related to the disappearance of 20-year-old Heather Elvis.
CUE Center officials told News 13 that multiple police units were involved in the search, some had even come as far as Missouri and Florida.
There were 5 K-9 units on the scene as well as people combing the area on horseback and ATVs.
In total, officials say there were about 100 people searching Friday morning.
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Community volunteers join search for area woman Heather Elvis
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A day after a volunteer opportunity was announced for an organized search for clues in the disappearance of Heather Elvis, nearly 100 people braved frigid winds Friday morning to search a wooded area near Myrtle Beach.
For many volunteers it was an opportunity to physically do something to help facilitate a resolution in the 20-year-olds disappearance, but for others it was a call to help their neighbors and a family struggling for answers as to what happened to a loved one.
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Cold weather, rough terrain greet searchers for missing woman
The search for Heather Elvis, 20, centered around one area on Tidewater Road.
Hot coffee and hand warmers were the order of the day, as searchers braved wind chills in the low twenties, but that did not cool the enthusiasm of the nearly 100 volunteers.
Erin Johnson and her horse, Chick, were among those who signed up to search an area near the spot where human remains were found last week.