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October 8, 2015

• New this week in Myrtle Beach-area theaters
• CCU Football Notebook: Field ready to go after rain and flooding
• Chants thriving with special emphasis on special teams
• Coastal Carolina baseball team readies to host Czech Republic squad
• Riverbank residents ride out flooding
• Best Bets | ‘Gaither Fest’ to fill convention center with music
• Fluffy overcomes adverse living conditions, cancer
• Hot Tickets
• Police respond to shooting at burrito bar
• State, federal tax relief available to those affected by severe storms, flooding
• Kicks! Quicks | Boll Weevil is a slice of heaven in Pawleys
• Local fishing report (Oct. 8)
• Law enforcement on the lookout for looters in flood zones
• Save money on ‘Entourage’ and ‘XXL,’ but check out ‘Earl’
• Waccamaw River crested as expected Thursday
• Georgetown County authorities urging evacuations in flooded Oatland and Dunbar communities
• North Myrtle Beach firefighter killed in motorcycle crash in Aynor
• Nearly all Myrtle Beach area golf courses have reopened following record rainfall
• HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
• DHEC inspections for Myrtle Beach-area restaurants for Oct. 1-7
• Snakes, other wildlife emerging from floodwaters
• Community college enrollment slides as economy improves
• Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on Oct. 9
• Destruction brings out ‘heartwarming’ volunteerism in Columbia, Midlands
• Strand Notebook | Prison camp violin has a storied past
• Fall a fair time across eastern Carolinas
• Area sport briefs (Oct. 7)
• Tigers prepare for a banged-up version of Tech’s triple-option attack
• Number of orioles overwintering in Grand Strand growing
• Consider a law requiring recycling at area hotels
• Horry County must tackle medians, evacuation routes
• Georgetown County Council created setback problem
• Pyrrhic victory for GOP rebels