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October 17, 2015

• Letters: Columbia shouldn’t charge for contaminated water
• Letters: SC a great state that just needs great roads
• Letters: Shadows are a fact of life in cities
• Spring Valley’s Lobitz shines at Class 4A state swim meet
• High School Rewind: Lexington-River Bluff rivalry one to watch for years to come
• Clemson offense more than Boston College can handle
• UPDATE: Name of woman killed in downtown crash released
• Solid performance keeps Clemson on track for College Football Playoff
• Pharoh Cooper provides punch in Elliott’s debut
• Gamecocks get back on winning track with win over Vanderbilt
• Reality hits for Elliott’s dad: It’s his son’s team now
• USC notebook: Gamecocks go with all-black uniforms against Vandy — and win
• Brandon Wilds’ return boosts South Carolina’s playmaker arsenal
• South Carolina defense takes step in the right direction
• South Carolina fans praise new coach’s energy
• With something over his head, Elliott gets Gamecocks to respond
• Hafter: Hold gun owners responsible when they contribute to crimes
• Spurrier on ESPN GameDay: ‘I’m ready for life after coaching’
• ESPN’s video feature: ‘Carolina Strong’
• Many of today’s college students live the dream – in lap of luxury
• Gamecocks set to improve in Camden
• THE BUZZ: Roads? Bonuses? A Q&A on SC’s flood recovery
• Rock on at Sunday’s Indie Spirit concert
• Paisley plays free concert at USC
• EXCLUSIVE: Columbia city manager hired SC legislators as consultants
• Cell phone tax issue goes before Public Service Commission
• Flood brought its share of ups and downs to Columbia businesses
• 175+ people line up for Clothes Mentor resale shop grand opening in Rock Hill
• How Columbia’s cultural, park facilities fared in flooding
• Local marching bands star in Tournament of Bands
• Flood of 2015: Citizen rescuers step up when ‘There’s no one to come’
• Will lakes be restored? Rebuilding dams will be costly
• Richland County’s North Beltine Boulevard, Caughman Road, others reopen
• Participants, Oct. 18
• Columbia outdoors calendar, Oct. 18 and beyond