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May 29, 2015

• Chants’ resurgence has Gilmore encouraged for the future
• CCU Baseball Notebook: Chanticleers face elimination game Saturday
• Cal shuts down Chanticleers in 9-3 win to open NCAA Regionals
• Property sold in the Myrtle Beach area: May 3-9
• Carolina Country Music Fest to kick off next Thursday
• Saturday Swap
• Celebrities play ball with Miracle League to kick off 2LiveBeyond tournament
• Haley pledges additional officers, state resources for Bikefest in coming years
• Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on May 30
• Myrtle Beach-area organizations need your help
• Where we worship in the Myrtle Beach area
• From the Belle Tower | Wacky Duggars do themselves in
• Bob Bestler | Wal-Mart making moves I can get behind
• Myrtle Beach airport passes its annual FAA inspection
• DHEC inspections for Myrtle Beach-area restaurants from May 21-27
• Police investigating report by women that man used work computer to meet underage girls
• CCMF announces some ticket proceeds to benefit local special needs group
• N.C. man arrested following report of woman being stripped and assaulted on beach
• Letter | U.S. health care system shouldn’t leave out the sick and uninsured
• Letter | Untaxed trailers on South Carolina roads make zero dollars and no sense
• Letter | Veteran thankful for stranger’s surprising act in Murrells Inlet restaurant
• Condo sales surge the surprise of spring home market
• Crews detonated old military artillery near former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
• One files for House District 106 seat Friday
• Myrtle Beach police arrest, cite 300 fewer people during 2015 Memorial Day weekend
• Happy Hour Heaven | Harley’s Roadhouse a spot for bikers no matter what time of year it is
• Gov. Haley, local leaders ask residents to prepare now for hurricane season
• S.C. 31 extension project on schedule; more work slated for summer
• Gardening | Evergreens also drop their leaves in spring
• Horry council effort to gain Coast RTA chairman appointment fails
• Letter | South Carolina voters must wake up to protect our beaches