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December 18, 2015

• Garvin House restoration builds momentum
• Arts events calendar (Dec. 17): EXHIBITS AND FILM
• Chamber, arts center leads recipients of Hilton Head Island accommodations tax grants
• Bluffton Self Help keeps first-generation college dream alive
• Update: Beaufort dog park moving forward
• Farrell: How to get a man to cough with the sound of a click
• Bluffton police using new microdot technology to help find stolen property
• TCL announces holiday schedule
• United Way at 76 percent of goal
• Beaufort, Port Royal firefighters honored during annual awards
• A librarian's list of great reads for winter break
• Hunters find body in burned car in Yemassee
• Walmart shopping trip aimed at mentoring Beaufort high school boys
• Crime reports for Dec. 18, 2015
• Harbour Town holds firm on Golfweek ranking of resort courses
• Lauderdale: Brantley Harvey marks milestones in new memoir
• Deep Well keeps woman in hot water with new heater
• Lukah Paxson
• Arts events calendar (Dec. 17): DANCE
• Arts events calendar (Dec. 17): MUSIC
• Events calendar (Dec. 17): OUTDOORS AND WILDLIFE
• Events calendar (Dec. 17): CLUBS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS
• Letter: Confederate flag plan a slap in face
• Letter: School board still has much to learn
• Letter: First, ask teachers about housing idea
• George Will: Burning through another false 'turning point' on climate issue
• Hanahan man wins $250,000 scratchoff at Ridgeland convenience store
• Cottageville man sentenced to 15 years for sexually assaulting a child
• Fahey: 7 Fields of Dreams store opening Saturday on Lady's Island
• Fahey: Johnson's Urban Farm now operating on Hilton Head Island
• North Carolina location beats Hilton Head in race for Ironman
• Bluffton Police Department seeks fraudulent debit card suspects
• New Best Western signals new life for old South Forest Beach area