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November 18, 2015

• 10 reasons Tom Herman is a hot candidate
• Coble: 3 marks Jim Leventis left on Columbia community
• Ethics Commission drops case against SC attorney general
• Letters: Don’t give in to anarchists
• Bush calls for US ground forces to fight Islamic State
• State must inspect dams more often, regulator says
• POLICE: $49,000 in cocaine, crack, heroin and pot found in SUV, man charged
• Lexington restaurant owner pleads guilty to hiring undocumented workers
• South Carolina vs. Clemson women’s basketball updates
• Justice: How much love do frightened churches share?
• The friendship that helped create Bank of America
• Poll: After debate, Trump still leads SC GOP primary
• Scoppe: The link between state revenue projections and politicians’ plans is … missing
• Three Midlands teams ranked No. 1 in preseason basketball polls
• Bush open to letting in properly vetted Syrian Muslims
• Letters: Democrats created the SC of today
• Letters: When the tail wags the dog
• S.C. GOP delegation takes a stand against Syrian refugees
• Master of numbers: South Carolina punter Sean Kelly analytical about his craft
• Clemson remains No. 1 in College Football Playoff poll
• Success means big bucks for Swinney
• SC high school playoff schedule
• Bush tells packed auditorium he has the experience to get the job done
• Small gym a familiar feeling for Gamecocks
• Gamecocks deep into preparation for triple option
• South Pointe’s Nick McCloud takes unofficial visit to South Carolina
• J.J. Givens still a solid verbal for South Carolina
• Clate Schmidt on track to be Clemson’s Friday night starter
• Paris attacks could reshape U.S., S.C. presidential politics
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: Skai Moore nearing tackle milestone
• Tattoos help USC’s Matulis chronicle his life and views
• Go Columbia: A week of event picks, Nov. 19-25
• What’s Good Here? The Cock ‘N Bull
• Dine & Drink: Farmers markets winding down, Bovinoche in the Midlands
• Bottoms up: Cocktails at Motor Supply Co.
• Pet of the Week: Kirby
• Business briefly
• Midlands people and achievements: Tripp Whitener
• October home sales suffer through floods, other factors
• Joe Erwin resigning from Erwin Penland
• Nissan North America chief visits Greenville
• Plan brings new Hobby Lobby to Lexington
• World War II ‘Silver Fox’ still active at 99
• Questions remain in shootout that injured Cayce officers, killed suspect
• Deputies investigate shooting in St. Andrews
• Sumter County deputies charge three men for intimidating a witness in an assault case
• Richland 2 postpones trips to Washington, D.C., after Paris attacks
• 'My friend's been shot and killed': 911 calls detail the night restaurateur was shot to death
• Driver given citation after hitting motorcyclist at Gervais, Assembly streets
• Police chaplain and diver open up about Baby Grace search, discovery, aftermath
• Organizer brings gun safety message to Rock Hill in wake of 3-year-old’s death
• Teens charged with assaulting, robbing a man near USC
• Man killed in head-on collision in Newberry County
• Ex-Winthrop president admits ethics violation; S.C. officials say board knew of husband’s job
• Motorcycle crash injures rider
• Golf courses in S.C. still combating effects of flooding
• Thousands across state applied for flood-related unemployment benefits
• How one congregation gets ready to share Bubbie