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- 1Coastal Carolina Women's Tennis to Host Battle at the Beach▼Women's Tennis to Host Battle at the Beach
Coastal Carolina University's women's tennis team will host the Battle at the Beach, a home tournament bringing collegiate players to the coastal South Carolina campus. The athletics department announced the event ahead of the weekend, and fans are looking ahead to seeing the Chanticleers compete on their home courts against visiting programs.
- 2Powerful Nor'easter Slams North Carolina's Outer Banks●POWERFUL Nor’easter HITS North Carolina – Outer Banks HIT Hardest
A powerful nor'easter is battering the North Carolina coast, with the Outer Banks reporting the worst impacts. Forecasters warn of strong winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion as the storm pushes up the East Coast. Residents and officials in vulnerable barrier-island communities are monitoring conditions closely as the system intensifies.
- 3Coastal Carolina women's tennis opens Battle at the Beach 10-6●Women's Tennis Posts 10-6 Record on Battle at the Beach Day One
Coastal Carolina University's women's tennis team went 10-6 across its matches on the opening day of the Battle at the Beach tournament. The result gives the Chanticleers a strong start to the event, with more rounds still to be played over the weekend.
- 4Buxton beach nourishment project resumes after coastal storm▼Buxton beach nourishment project starts back up after coastal storm
The beach nourishment project in Buxton, on North Carolina's Outer Banks, has restarted after being paused by a coastal storm. Crews are resuming sand-pumping work to rebuild the eroded shoreline near the Cape Hatteras area. Local outlets report the storm had temporarily halted progress, and work will continue as conditions allow.
- 5Massive fire guts island home at Wrightsville Beach●Massive Wrightsville Beach fire guts island home, officials say
A large fire has destroyed a home on the island at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, according to local officials. The blaze reportedly gutted the property, and emergency crews responded to the scene. Details about injuries, the cause of the fire, or the extent of the damage have not yet been released as officials continue their response.
- 6Myrtle Beach, Pigeon Forge and Branson compared as three flavors of Americana▼Travel: Myrtle Beach, Pigeon Forge and Branson offer 3 distinct flavors of Americana
A travel feature compares three popular American vacation towns, arguing that Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Branson, Missouri each offer a distinct take on classic Americana, from beach boardwalks to mountain entertainment. The piece highlights how these family-oriented destinations have built loyal followings with affordable getaways, live shows and roadside attractions that define traditional American leisure travel.
- 7Southern Shores seeks volunteers for post-storm beach clean-up▼Southern Shores seeking beach clean-up volunteers following coastal storm
The town of Southern Shores, North Carolina, is calling for volunteers to help clean up its beaches after a coastal storm left debris behind. Local outlet WITN reported the appeal, and residents in the Outer Banks community are being asked to pitch in to restore the shoreline.
- 8Southern Shores asks residents to clear storm debris from beaches●Southern Shores asks residents to help clear storm debris from beaches
The town of Southern Shores, North Carolina, is asking residents to help clear storm debris from its beaches. The request follows recent storm activity that left debris scattered along the shoreline, and officials are calling on the community to assist with cleanup efforts to restore the beaches.
- 9St. Paul's United Methodist Church pumpkin patch opens in Carolina Beach▼St. Paul’s United Methodist Church pumpkin patch opens Oct. 4 in Carolina Beach, Pumpkin Patch Party set for Oct.13
St. Paul's United Methodist Church in Carolina Beach, North Carolina, will open its annual pumpkin patch on October 4, with a Pumpkin Patch Party scheduled for October 13. The fall fundraiser and community event invites local families to pick pumpkins and take part in the festivities.