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October 23, 2015

• Friends, community aid police officers hit by floods
• Templeton leaving S.C. Ports Authority
• Watson running the offense is Morris’ legacy at Clemson
• Gowdy’s grilling of Clinton draws mixed reviews
• Coroner IDs motorcyclist killed Friday on Clemson Road
• Marco Rubio’s ‘stealth’ campaign returns to SC
• Sumter man charged after allegedly biting victim’s face and arms
• Editorial: Richland 1 right to make up lost school days; other districts should too
• Trio arrested in K-9 killing
• South Carolina QB Perry Orth never slowed by setbacks
• Midlands high school football live updates, Week 9
• Week 9’s top Midlands high school football matchups
• Only 1 in 9 SC 11th graders ‘ready’ for success in college, scores say
• Pelion man wanted after hitting vehicle with baseball bat
• Tracking USC football’s transfers, Class of 2015 decommitments
• Week 9 Midlands high school football picks
• Arts planner: The Nick’s new doohickey and the return of Chamber Music on Main
• MATTERS OF FAITH
• Forest Acres garden store reopens after flood, but told to leave by landlord
• Martha Ellen Tedder to compete for Miss Teen
• Absentee voting in Columbia election started Saturday
• Artisans share their secrets at the SC State Fair
• Richland Council votes to hold 2016 retreat in Charleston
• POST-FLOOD NEWS DEVELOPMENTS
• A.C. Flora graduate killed in Charleston wreck
• Local water officials repeal boil water advisories for Walcott and Frasier streets and Chimney Swift Lane
• Cayce city officials reopen some parks closed following floods
• The latest flood news developments
• Amid Columbia’s floods, a new reckoning of sorts