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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Chasing birdies, locally: With an Arnold Palmer Signature Design skirting the Shallotte River, Rivers Edge Golf Club dishes out 18 holes through marshlands and tidal creeks where shot-making matters and the views occasionally win.
Coffee that cares: Southport Coffee Co.
Pamper your best buddy: Whether your dog needs a quick bath and nail trim, a full groom, or a stress-free boarding spot while you handle real life, Wags & Whiskers treats pets like family, stocks specialty foods and handy products, and even lets you book online so drop-offs are actually easy.
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The five stories Brunswick County readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Brunswick County Public Utilities will temporarily switch its water disinfectant from chloramines to free chlorine as part of its annual water main flushing program.
Full story at wwaytv3.com ↗
Brunswick County, North Carolina, has announced its Free Cleanup Week for property owners and residents to dispose of most materials free of charge.
Full story at wect.com ↗
The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) has opened a case against a Brunswick County Sheriff Office deputy for allegedly misusing the department's Flock camera system.
Full story at portcitydaily.com ↗
Payton Black, a former High Point University student, has launched her career as the owner of Double the Threads Boutique in Oak Island, North Carolina.
Full story at highpoint.edu ↗
Fossilized sea biscuits, ancient relatives of sand dollars that once lived on a seafloor older than today’s shoreline, are found at Holden Beach, a North Carolina beach.
Full story at decorhint.com ↗
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