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February 18, 2016

• Taylor, Shah claim titles at inaugural Dustin Johnson tournament
• New this week in Myrtle Beach-area theaters
• DHEC inspections for Myrtle Beach-area restaurants for Feb. 11-17
• Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on Feb. 19
• S.C. women deserve an equal-pay law
• Cruz is best for future of U.S.
• Carson offers intelligence, calm
• Veteran opposes Trump for president
• Clinton aligned with wealthy backers
• Bush ready to lead the nation
• Writer annoyed with too many political calls
• Carolina Forest residents talk crime; police: Lock your doors
• Police respond to shooting on Freemont Road near Longs
• EDC: Three Horry County companies planning to expand, hire 150 workers
• Sail to Fort Sumter for barrage of history
• Strand Notebook | Coastal Animal Rescue strives to find homes for stray cats
• Animal Tales | All about Baby
• Blue Light Special | Toddler in car at adult toy store and learning ‘The Punch’ dance move
• On the Fly | Pirate’s Cove, Island Bar and House of Blues among hottest places to be this weekend
• Myrtle Beach man gets prison sentence for tax fraud
• Natural Resources director: International Drive fences could kill bears
• Seven local teams still standing as playoffs roll along
• Carolina Forest notches landmark win, advances in Class AAAA playoffs
• Jeb Bush espouses leadership, gubernatorial experience at Myrtle Beach town hall
• USC coach Muschamp to live in $1.85M Lake Murray home
• A big Christmas raises expectations for Valentine’s Day
• On the International Drive debate: Worry about bears or people?
• Lee Central stampede rolls over Waccamaw
• Political Football: Former college QBs are coveted campaign partners
• Community leaders mourn death of Myrtle Beach icon Clay Brittain Jr.
• Horry County Fire Rescue drone a watchful eye in the sky
• Best Bets | Laugh with Theatre of the Republic’s ‘Urinetown’
• Coastal Carolina committee approves $38M bonds for Brooks Stadium expansion
• Local fishing report (Feb. 19, 2016)
• Lawsuit aims to stop resettlement of refugees to South Carolina
• School plays, concerts signal busy spring ahead
• Grand Strand Newsmakers
• Pitching depth and potential driving optimism for Chanticleers heading into 2016 season
• Wiggins’ offensive growth a bonus for Chanticleers
• Coastal Carolina’s Paez at core of team’s lofty expectations for 2016
• Chanticleers travel to Winthrop for pivotal Big South showdown