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Harriett Ross laughs at a story about children running to a row of trees as Wag the dog chased them during the Arbor Day celebration at Bathsheba Bowens Memorial Park in Myrtle Beach on Monday, Dec. 9, 2013. The park is lined with freshly planted trees that each have signs beside them. The signs identify the trees and residents are quoted telling stories of the neighborhood that relate to trees. In addition, several businesses and homeowners were recognized by the Community Appearance Board at the ceremony. Photo by Janet Blackmon Morgan / jblackmon@thesunnews.com

Myrtle Beach Arbor Day

People gather for the ribbon cutting and Arbor Day celebration at Bathsheba Bowens Memorial Park. Bowens' family members unveiled a park bench dedicated to her and participated in the ribbon cutting. Beulah Bathsheba Bowens was an active member of...

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Myrtle Beach resident Roberto Diaz will be competing in the six-round finals of Q-school for a chance to qualify for the Web.com tour.

On Grand Strand Golf: Byrd, Diaz can alter career paths at Q-School finals

Zack Byrd of Murrells Inlet and Roberto Diaz of Myrtle Beach can change the direction of their careers this week.

Business

Bobby Holland, general manager of The Ripken Experience-Myrtle Beach, stands where a new field will be built to meet growing demand. The field will be modeled after Crosley Field, home of the Cincinnati Reds from 1912 to 1970. The new 90-foot diamond, which will cater to players ages 13 and up, is expected to be ready by mid-February.

The Ripken Experience-Myrtle Beach expanding to meet demand

Build it, and they will come. Or, in The Ripken Experience-Myrtle Beach’s case, so many players want to come, build more.

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Jim Morin / Miami Herald (December 09, 2013)

McClatchy cartoons for the week of 12/8/13

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Ahmet Uzumcu director general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, centre, addresses a press conference, with Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Thorbjorn Jagland, left and Geir Lundestad, head of the Norwegian Nobel Institute at the Nobel Institute, in Oslo Monday Dec. 9, 2013. The OPCW are to receive the 2013 Peace Nobel Prize attributed for its extensive efforts to eliminate chemical weapons. (AP Photo: Heiko Junge / NTB scanpix) NORWAY OUT

Your guide to the 2013 Nobel Prizes

The winners of the 2013 Nobel Prizes will collect their $1.2 million awards Tuesday at ceremonies in Stockholm and Oslo. Here's a look at the laureates and their achievements: 23 minutes ago

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This photo provided by courtesy of the Sundance Institute shows, from left, Ben Kweller, Billy Crudup, and Anton Yelchin, in a scene from the film, Rudderless," directed by William H. Macy. The film premieres at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. The festival runs Jan. 16 - 26, 2014, in Park City, Utah.

Sundance announces 2014 premiere lineup

The Sundance Film Festival will premiere 117 independent feature films and 11 documentaries at its 30th anniversary next month — a lineup representing the 2014 fest's most prestigious films.

South Carolina News

US Rep. Mark Sanford

Sanford discusses immigration with reform group

U.S. Rep Mark Sanford says he would support a stronger work visa program as a way to deal with the nation's immigration issues.

Living

This beautiful buche de Noel (yule log) will steal the show on any holiday table.

Add some international flavor to your holiday dishes

Most holidays are synonymous with food, but those in December and January are particularly cuisine centric. From the pages of Charles Dickens to Jean Shepard (remember the

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