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April 27, 2016

• Cooper’s gem leads Winston-Salem past Pelicans
• Save the Date | Health, helping others and more events in the Myrtle Beach area
• Myrtle Beach city surveillance camera project nears completion
• Transgender student’s bathroom ban could lead to lawsuit against Horry schools
• Clemson football could make history in this year’s NFL Draft
• The Grand Strand jobs that get you the most action | Cover Story
• Sexual misconduct, kidnapping allegations shock store’s customers
• Homeless couple showering together leads to assault charge
• Two construction workers flown to hospitals after falling 30 feet
• Clemson football players give out free hugs for finals
• Can’t we have two $20 bills?
• Bill restores Social Security
• F-100 jet should not be sandblasted
• Sea turtle nesting season patrols set to start walking beaches
• Rapist of Winthrop University student sentenced to 8 years in jail
• SC among states with highest rate of prison deaths
• Myrtle Beach-area birth announcements
• Fix for crumbling SC schools passes House
• Mother of 5 slain Lexington County children sues SC DSS
• HB2 in North Carolina: Restrict the bathrooms or let ‘em pee? | Point/Counterpoint
• Man robbed, assaulted with gun in Ocean Boulevard hotel elevator
• Used book stores are big recyclers
• Writer supports Rankin in Senate District 33
• Golfers who found woman’s body on course tried to scare away gators
• Weekly golf tip with Brad Redding (April 26, 2016)
• Two women charged with prostitution in Myrtle Beach
• Myrtle Beach weather forecast for April 27
• Four area baseball teams enter postseason ranked
• Galivants Ferry stump continues Democrat tradition
• New Coastal Carolina endowment campaign aims to grow funding by $20 million
• Myrtle Beach Sisters in Crime — a place for women writers | Strand Notebook
• High school roundup (April 26, 2016)
• Marveling at hummingbirds along the Grand Strand | Bird Notes
• Butts, Robertson round out Chanticleer hoops recruiting class
• Coastal Carolina legends receive Big South Hall of Fame nod