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September 5, 2015

• Things to do in Myrtle Beach SC on Labor Day!
• Chants hold off Paladins in another wild thriller
• Saayman earns individual win as Coastal Carolina cross country teams finish runners-up
• Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on Sept. 6
• Robert Edge Parkway to have road closures for next few weeks
• Myrtle Beach Pelicans, Wilmington Blue Rocks split doubleheader
• Course Review: Quirky hole layouts make Blackmoor Golf Club unique
• Miles, Goings will be newest members of the Myrtle Beach Golf Hall of Fame
• Moonshine goes mainstream
• Pelicans week in review (Aug. 29-Sept. 4)
• American Red Cross urges public to work giving into the holiday weekend
• Buzz surrounds NASCAR as Southern 500 returns to Labor Day weekend
• Canadian Report: Drownings somber election cycle
• North Myrtle Beach overcomes injuries to put hurting on West Brunswick (N.C.)
• Prep pigskin week in review (Sept. 5)
• Gardening | If you time it right, you can find plenty of fall-winter plants
• Beer Chick | Fall in love with autumn ales
• NMB firefighters raise nearly $5,000 in Fill the Boot campaign
• Injured and intoxicated woman reports robbery; police find items still with her
• Dragonfly 101
• ‘Alice Flagg’ opera written by Pawleys Island native to premiere at Kennedy Center
• Residents will ask North Myrtle Beach to ground helicopter plan again
• Man arrested in connection with prostitution charge Saturday
• If black GOP candidate is elected, will SC politicians oppose him?
• Not all Christians agree with Kentucky’s Kim Davis
• Beauty Inside & Out | Skirt around this season
• Myrtle Beach rallies back, runs away from West Florence
• Carvers Bay defense holds strong in victory over Waccamaw
• Point’s late kickoff return score helps Georgetown hold off Andrews
• Loris cruises to win over South Columbus (N.C.)
• Aynor holds off Green Sea Floyds in lightning-delayed contest
• Conway routs Socastee for first 3-0 start since 2008
• Led by defense and ground game, Carolina Forest tops St. James
• Traffic keeps building on Waccamaw Neck: It’s time to complete Route 31 to Bucksport