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October 19, 2015

• Jones-Turansky: Use road money we already have to fund flood repairs
• At the bye week break, what’s gone right and what’s gone wrong
• Gamecocks in the NFL
• Clemson commit still being recruited by Auburn
• SLED charges Ridgeland woman with forgery
• State Fair: 146 years old and counting
• The State’s first editor in chief: N.G. Gonzales
• USC Report Card: Return of Darius English helps D-line earn an ‘A’
• Rock Hill deploys new pothole trucks to take on bumpy roads
• Car catches fire at McDonalds drive-through in Sumter
• Driver who crashed into Rock Hill home charged with DUI, accused in 2 other wrecks just minutes before
• Tale of the tape: South Carolina still has finishing problems vs. Vandy
• Clemson basketball feels at home playing every game on the road
• USC vs. Texas A&M game time set
• Sumter man turns himself in to police for sexual assault charges
• Pope visit to Columbia in ‘87: ‘It is wonderful ... to be a student at the University of South Carolina’
• SCDOT officials say flood-related debris pickup resumes Monday
• Riverfront Park to remain closed for repairs
• Editorials from around SC: dash-cam video from Hammond shooting, 911 calls after Emanuel massacre, road funding after the floods
• Midlands Top 10 High School Football poll
• Louisville commit linebacker visits South Carolina
• Rock Hill man charged with assaulting stepfather over spilled Kool-Aid
• How Operation Lost Trust changed South Carolina — and didn’t
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: Schedule quirks make it great time for USC’s open week
• Grand opening of Freeman Hall addition heralds new era for Clemson University
• State employees will be paid for work missed due to flood
• After drop in polls, Clemson vows: Just keep winning
• Waller:Teach kids how to prevent domestic and sexual violence
• Former moving company manager convicted of fraud by U.S. Attorney in Columbia
• Salisbury teen arrested for Facebook post showing guns and implying threat
• Five high school players on the rise in the Midlands
• USC aims for reflection, evaluation during bye week
• USC recruit recap: Big games for Kelvin Harmon, Jordan Smith
• USC trying to keep recruiting class together
• The ghosts of Beaufort County: From strange lights to the Blue Lady, locals share their favorite spooky tales
• Dude! What did that traffic sign say? Hackers change roadway messages
• Carolina Cricket League re-creates life on Indian subcontinent
• Police: Detroit pastor fatally shot attacker during service
• In talking about career, Nicholas Sparks is an open book
• USC orchestra takes on movie music at John Williams’ show
• Go Columbia: Monday at the fair, plus best bets, Oct. 19 and beyond
• Insurance firm opening U.S. headquarters in Richland
• Shop Around: Barbecue chef headed to Jake’s on Devine
• SC legislative leaders ask high court to reject its order
• Isolated communities north of Columbia coming back slowly
• Columbia Council members to take up $1,800 pay raises for selves Tuesday
• State roads slowly reopening in SC after historic storm
• S.C. Department of Public Safety announces six weekend road deaths
• Rock Hill gun safety instructor: Responsible ownership paramount
• As city dries, Columbia turns to who will pay to fix damage
• Small creeks became deadly torrents in South Carolina floods
• Dinner on the Bridge shows off local delicacies, raises money for charity
• Forest Acres police soldier on through tough times
• Aging gangster accused of ‘Goodfellas’ heist goes on trial
• South Carolina organizations recognized for cultivating a better food system