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October 20, 2015

• SEC finally gets serious about men’s basketball
• Trump draws large crowd in Anderson
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: Red zone woes must get fixed
• Bond denied for suspect linked to Chester City Council member’s slaying
• Sumter County deputies search for man wanted for several charges including drug distribution
• Barbecue sauce a meaty issue in S.C. – just ask these geographers
• Gamecocks’ remaining football schedule second toughest in nation
• Richland 1 approves making up all days missed to flooding
• Letters: Deaths of uninsured on Haley’s shoulders
• Columbia police charge man after child receives severe burns in bathtub
• Springdale police search for person responsible for hit-and-run
• Scoppe: We can’t throw these kids away
• Gamecocks picked to win SEC; Mitchell voted preseason POY
• Jim Webb drops out of Democratic presidential campaign
• Gamecocks to open 2017 football season against N.C. State
• USC commit Pete Leota sticking with Gamecocks
• Letters: What good does DHEC do for us?
• Bernie Sanders opening Greenville field office for presidential campaign
• Letters: Don’t blame dams for flood damage; blame the rainfall
• Cloninger’s preseason women’s All-SEC ballot
• Letters: Car companies to blame for flood-related drownings
• Letters: Let’s make the Fireflies super
• Practice report: Marquavius Lewis production rises with comfort level
• EXCLUSIVE: Restaurateur Leon to plead guilty to hiring ‘unauthorized aliens’
• Lawsuit against SCE&G filed by homeowners over flood damage
• USC coaching search: Justin Fuente balancing Memphis success, outside attention
• 3 men in custody as Richland County investigates drive-by shootings
• Letters: SC PSC isn’t scrutinizing SCE&G sufficiently
• SC’s Graham qualifies for Oct. 28 undercard debate with new poll
• S.C. Prep Writers High School Football Poll
• Deputies: Wife, 76, killed husband after cheating allegation
• Timeline: The State traces biggest headlines of its first 125 years
• Hilton Head real estate agent to be featured in 3 HGTV episodes
• Chapin author, sculptor honored
• Cellist to host free recital Wednesday at USC
• Go Columbia: Wednesday at the fair, plus best bets, Oct. 21 and beyond
• Go Columbia: Tuesday at the fair, plus best bets, Oct. 20 and beyond
• Five Points Association cancels annual Chili Cook-Off
• Balloonopolis blows away fair-goers with 10,000 balloon farm
• Meet Me at the Rocket: Dwaun Sellers tries Grandma Brown’s Bacon Cinnamon Roll
• Concert to benefit animal rescue
• Jobs growth continues in S.C.
• SC unemployment falls to 5.7 percent, lowest since Feb. 2008
• County rejects no-bid contract with private consulting group for Lower Richland flood relief
• Proposed $1,800 raise for City Council dead for 2 years
• S.C. records first flu deaths of the season
• Rikard resigns from Lexington 3 School Board
• Boil water advisory repealed for Mauney Drive
• Conde Nast readers again rank Charleston No. 1
• Topgolf approved for southwest Charlotte site
• Why Grand Strand officials are scrambling to find funding for storm-damaged beaches
• Q&A: Understanding what a ‘1,000-year storm’ means
• Flaws likely in dams that failed, researchers find
• West Columbia riverfront redevelopment plan on hold
• How a Lower Richland farm became the largest producer of farm-raised quail in the United States