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October 28, 2015

• Sheriff fires Richland deputy after altercation with Spring Valley student
• Bernard Baruch: ‘Patriarch’ of Hobcaw Barony
• Parris Island at 100 years
• Richland deputy in Spring Valley video sued 3 times
• Richland Co. Sheriff Leon Lott’s statement on firing of deputy Ben Fields
• Letters: Defiant students leave schools few options
• Letters: Spring Valley High School incident was ugly, but we must obey law
• Letters: Spurrier not worthy of worship
• Who would Graham marry? Clinton, Fiorina or Palin
• Freshman Kelly Bryant moving up Clemson’s QB depth chart
• Steve Spurrier ‘the kind of guy I always wanted to be,’ says Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin
• Clemson target Diondre Overton attending Tigers’ N.C. State game
• Graham on 2nd tier debate: ‘I think it sucks’
• South Carolina tight with Georgia CB Marquez Callaway
• North-South football game rosters released
• Editorial: Spring Valley arrest challenges South Carolina to remain calm, peaceful, again
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: Gamecocks getting ‘a little physical’
• Teen's father: Family will 'keep fighting' for justice after fatal shooting
• Community, law enforcement confront felons about gun violence in Columbia
• USC kicker Elliott Fry welcomes Lone Star State homecoming
• Transcript: USC football Q&A with Josh Kendall
• Steve Spurrier Jr.: ‘Lots of different emotions’ with father’s retirement
• SC’s Graham in GOP debate: ‘Make me commander in chief and this crap stops’
• Fired deputy says what he did was ‘justified and lawful’
• Staley’s Gamecocks give glimpse of special season at Pre-Show Party
• NOTEBOOK: Blythewood to retire Bethel’s jersey
• GOP candidates show sharper edges in third debate
• Deputy’s firing not enough after Spring Valley incident, girls’ lawyer says
• Sheriff fires Richland deputy after altercation with Spring Valley student
• USC, UNC lock in baseball date in Charlotte for 2016
• Brian Steele gives up playing, starts his coaching career at USC
• In their own words: Columbia City Council at-large candidates
• Howard Duvall: Columbia needs … to get back to basics
• Costs of historic flooding still being calculated
• Joseph Azar: Columbia needs … a fighter
• John Adams: Columbia needs … leaders we can trust
• Practice report: Young linemen agree to stick with USC through changes
• Read all about it: South Carolina’s defense reminded of what Texas A&M did last year
• At 70, Conroy looks ahead while trying to make ‘a separate peace’ with past
• Go Columbia: New movies recently opened in Columbia
• Chamber Music on Main series starts Thursday
• Pet of the Week: Midnight
• Midlands people and achievements: Sandra Owensby
• SCE&G brings in Fluor to take over V.C. Summer plant nuclear construction
• The State’s Best winners named for 2015
• 2 more families sue SCE&G over flood damage to homes near Irmo
• FEMA money unlikely to rebuild private dams, Heigel says
• Richland County officials seek flood-recovery lessons in Nashville
• Baddourah won’t be on Tuesday’s Columbia City Council ballot
• F-16 forced to jettison two 370-gallon fuel tanks over North
• One eastbound lane of 1-20 over Broad River closed after reports of person in the water
• Wreck on I-77 northbound blocks two lanes
• Flooding from king tides expected to peak Wednesday; water floods coastal businesses, neighborhoods
• UPDATE: Boil water advisory for Chippewa Drive lifted
• York County survivor diagnosed at age 24: ‘Cancer doesn’t discriminate’