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April 28, 2015

• Ljeskovic, Buffkin transferring from Coastal Carolina basketball program
• CCU Baseball Notebook: Chants looking to build momentum after weekend sweep
• Coastal Carolina women’s lacrosse earns several Big South honors
• Coastal Carolina women’s golf headed to Raleigh Regional
• S.C. attorney general: Don’t drink and drive; call Uber or a cab
• SUV narrowly misses elementary students boarding school bus in Washington
• Movie review | The human condition ever-apparent in Disneynature’s latest, ‘Monkey Kingdom’
• Rice Culture Project helps black kids see their image
• Myrtle Beach-area high schoolers invited to apply for scholarships
• Letter | Flimsy reason led to fatal North Charleston traffic stop
• Woman arrested in connection with man stabbed in leg
• Working for a Living | Paul Pancake takes his time at college and on the water
• Animal Tales | All about Peanut
• Military retirement changes spur mixed reactions
• Big concert announcement coming for Columbia on Tuesday
• Chipotle becomes first national restaurant company to use only non-GMO ingredients
• Myrtle Beach boys soccer tops St. James, nears region title
• Where Duke University went wrong on lacrosse rape claims
• Tuesday’s pub, club and local music listings across Myrtle Beach area
• Strand Notebook | Golf tourney supports Long Bay Symphony, Youth Orchestra
• On Grand Strand Golf: Myrtle Beach’s Yamamoto teeing it up on Web.com Tour
• Metts gets prison; ‘I am a broken man’
• Police investigating bomb threat at Surfside Walmart
• Police respond to man robbed at gunpoint
• Little River resident to appear on game show
• Horry County Board of Education OKs purchase of 30 acres for new Socastee school
• North Myrtle Beach postpones dredging work
• Monday’s area sports briefs
• Horry County police offering reward for information leading to a Myrtle Beach man
• Longtime football coach Bob Hanna joining Conway football staff
• Blue Light Special | Parodies that round up the area’s weirdest, wildest crime
• Judge to decide whether convicted killer Stephen Stanko gets new trial
• Myrtle Beach loosens proposed strict restrictions for certain events
• Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on April 29
• Baltimore and Ferguson riots, and Bikefest in Myrtle Beach
• Chinese wedding in Myrtle Beach a precursor of an emerging global connection?
• Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding (April 28)