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April 9, 2015

• New this week in Myrtle Beach-area theaters
• Outdoors column: Dolphin tracking opening new doors
• Local fishing report (April 9)
• Brunswick County Literacy Council hosting spelling bee to raise funds for reading
• Letter | Offshore testing not the danger to sea life many claim
• D.G. Schumacher | German pastor Bonhoeffer opposed Third Reich
• Fun this week for bikers, baseball lovers and foodies
• Open/shut case: Rodeo is now Country Roads; new bowling center opening soon
• LeDuc tosses no-hitter as St. James baseball stifles North Myrtle Beach
• RIDE III committee allocates final $200m in road projects in Horry County
• Second Myrtle Beach woman arrested in knife, sword attack
• Saturday Swap
• Masters notebook: Spieth returns to Augusta National with experience to draw from
• Chili cookoff in Aynor celebrates Big Paws service dogs’ cause
• Healing Hooves: Fidelis Foundation uses horses to effect positive change in troubled youths’ lives
• Assault follows after man accuses woman of being a prostitute
• Nightlife calendar
• Blue Light Special | Rounding up the area’s weirdest, wildest crime
• What to know before you go: Horry County GOP Convention
• CCU production of ‘Hands up’ highlights Ferguson’s struggles
• DHEC restaurant inspections for April 2-8
• St. James High to cut loose, ‘Footloose,’ with ageless tunes
• ‘Eat South Carolina Grits Day’ set for April 14
• Atlantic Stage takes on Shakespeare works in comedy
• Miss South Carolina visits St. James Middle School
• Neighbor to Neighbor program wins top award
• Myrtle Beach authorities investigating apartment complex meth lab
• Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on April 10
• Man charged with criminal domestic violence following argument over woman turning on light
• Local officers put trust in police training for Memorial Day weekend
• Property sold in the Myrtle Beach area: March 15-21
• Police looking for man who allegedly embezzled money from amusement park
• Newborn found in trash bin
• Myrtle Beach, Conway police officers recognized for DUI arrests
• Residents want to power down utility poles
• IRS scandal: ‘Social welfare’ groups have emerged as the primary source for political money, report found