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October 22, 2015

• SEC notebook: New Georgia women’s coach still settling in
• Notebook: SEC Tipoff highlighted by arm-wrestling challenge
• Hurricane Hazel ‘pulverized’ Grand Strand
• State revenues on pace for $260 million surplus
• Letters: Are train companies above the law?
• Letters: WIS treated Farley shabbily
• Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks playing to be the best
• Judge gives Dylann Roof’s friend Joey Meek reduced bond
• Steve Spurrier signs agent, but no definite plans for TV gig
• Waccamaw Wildlife Refuge plans hunting expansion
• Clemson’s midseason report card
• USC commit Kelvin Harmon in fan vote battle for spot in Under Armour game
• Practice report: USC’s Perry Orth rests sore shoulder
• NTSB concludes weight miscalculation likely led to 2013 Alaska air taxi crash, 9 from Greenville killed
• A healthy Chris Lammons has added a spark for South Carolina’s defense
• Owen: Federal fiduciary rule will endanger pensions offered by small businesses
• Naming USC baseball stadium Founders Park creates new opportunities
• Richland County deputies charge man with attempted murder in early morning stabbing
• Letters: SC Legislature needs to make deer hunting fair for still hunters
• Letters: Richland County needs to collect recyclables weekly
• Letters: We must shed our indifference to gun violence
• Ground game critical for B-C, Swansea
• Gamecocks’ football staff sets out on important recruiting push
• Top teams set for Bojangles’ Bash hoops tourney
• K-9 killed after carjacking; manhunt underway
• Columbia police investigate shooting on Millwood Avenue
• Charleston mayor backs Hillary Clinton
• Letters: Photos of aborted fetuses are obscene
• SC’s Sheheen to co-chair Martin O’Malley’s state presidential campaign
• Lexington-Richland 5 schedules two makeup days, plans for more
• Only 1 in 9 SC 11th graders ‘ready’ for success in college, scores say
• USC coaching search: Tom Herman has Houston rolling in first season
• Committed comes to Harbison Theatre
• Lauryn Hill to headline Famously Hot New Year
• Sunday is final day for 701’s Biennial Part I exhibit; Part II opens next month
• Bluegrass, Bidding & BBQ Thursday at Robert Mills House
• What’s good here: Double Trouble Doughnuts
• How I Go Columbia: Coleen Strasburger
• National Festival of Praise Tour comes to The Township
• Go Columbia: Thursday at the fair, plus best bets Oct. 22 and beyond
• Lighthouse Ministries group shared experience with breast cancer
• Shop Around: Kiki’s Chicken is moving down (Two Notch) road
• McDaniels moving Porsche and Subaru dealerships to Killian Road
• Founders extends tradition of community outreach to USC’s baseball stadium
• Apple iOS 9.1 release brings you a bunch of bug fixes and new emojis, including “the finger”
• How to find assistance after flooding
• Shandon Baptist gets design approval for college ministries center near Five Points
• Helping hands
• Fort Jackson Boulevard reopens Thursday
• Flood of 2015 was a record-setter in SC
• S.C. authorities deploy robotic deer to deter nighttime hunting
• Cops buy new bike for Rock Hill boy injured in crash
• Road atop Windsor Lake dam closed amid safety questions
• Broken dam isolates some Cary Lake residents
• More Midlands roads reopen as flood repairs progress