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October 29, 2015

• Hilton Head’s best ghost story: The legend of the ‘Blue lady’ haunting Harbour Town
• A chance to say goodbye: Family praises corpsman's aid to rider in fatal motorcycle crash
• Jasper County strip club arson suspects caught on camera
• Art Notes for Oct 29: An inspiring time for Lowcountry artists, plus -- new music and theater
• Scared enough to run: Zombie Run returns to Bluffton
• Community turns out to honor deceased Marine returning to native Beaufort
• Hilton Head looks to return to top of 3-A girls tennis
• Hilton Head volleyball eyes return to state championship match
• Golf notes, Oct. 28: Hilton Head looks to corral state high school golf finals again
• New downtown Beaufort building includes deluxe penthouse -- at a price
• Champagne truffle corks make debut
• Bluffton chamber seeks award nominations
• Winegarden: Bad medicine: Don't let artificial caps stifle US drug production
• Vote tabled on Bluffton Walmart Neighborhood Market shopping center
• Letter: Medicare must look closer at what it pays
• Brinda Nelson
• Carolyn Johnson
• William Palphreyman
• Jannie Robert
• George Smith
• Letter: Drainage job needs a long-term solution
• Letter: Singing stranger's praises in the rain
• Fahey: Brody's Bar & Grill now open on Lady's Island
• Fahey: PigOut mobile catering business eyeing Beaufort County
• Hilton Head's Payne wins 3-A coaching honor
• Prep roundup, Oct. 29: Bluffton girls tennis, Battery Creek volleyball 1st-round winners
• Hilton Head Prep's Fox IPBG Player of Week
• Beaufort High student's dress-code protest part of larger social media trend
• Police following "many leads" in Cherol's death
• 'State of the Region' celebrates Parris Island centennial, vision of the future
• Jury finds 2013 Hilton Head shotgun slaying suspect not guilty of teenager's death
• Fahey: AT&T store to open next month in Beaufort
• Fahey: Fat Patties, Salt Marsh Brewing now open in Bluffton
• Fahey: Boutique to reopen in new Bluffton location
• Artcetera: Doug Corkern: Architect and artist
• Adjustments follow first random drug tests in Beaufort County schools
• Victim in deadly Hilton Head Island bridge crash identified