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November 22, 2015

• Boeing a boon for Palmetto State economy
• Outdoors: Crew’s shot at hauling in large redfish negated by great white shark
• Knapp: 4 reasons Alan Wilson is on the wrong side on EPA fight
• Scouting the Gamecocks’ next opponent: the Clemson Tigers
• South Carolina DSS director adds executive positions
• Gamecocks have one final chance to salvage season
• SC’s Kisner finally comes through in final event of PGA Tour year
• Brandon McIlwain, on heels of Penn State visit, still solid Gamecocks commitment
• NC worker arrested after complaining about wages
• Perfect Panthers beat Washington behind Newton, dominant D
• Marine killed in highway crash was on his way to girlfriend
• The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The Citadel
• Clemson: The university that almost wasn’t
• Clemson still No. 1; Alabama moves to No. 2, Ohio State drops to No. 8
• Kyle Busch completes comeback to win first Cup title
• Gamecocks overcome Hofstra, advance to Paradise Jam championship
• I’m No. 1: A’ja Wilson’s late block and steal pushes Gamecocks past UCLA
• Several shot at New Orleans playground during party after parade
• Transcript: USC football Q&A with Josh Kendall
• Beaufort County set for another helping of ‘king’ tides for Thanksgiving
• Police: Thief takes York woman’s wheelchair for apparent joy ride
• Clemson players shocked by USC’s loss to The Citadel but not looking ahead
• NBA star flies back home to Myrtle Beach to give away 300 turkey feasts
• Gamecocks take on Hofstra with shot at championship game
• Monday letters: SC needs to fix problems, not cut taxes
• Dion pays tribute to Paris victims, Minaj wins 2 at AMAs
• Offensive, insulting holiday song lyrics must be revised
• Foul play not suspected in death of man discovered in downtown Columbia
• Criminal tax fraud charges still pending against former Richland deputies
• Controversial Blythewood zoning request returns to Richland Council
• Oyster Festival draws thousands to Columbia
• Update: Segment of Corley Mill Road in Lexington County reopens
• Greenwood High plans memorial for student killed in Lexington crash
• South Carolina awarded federal grant for charter schools
• Parts of South Carolina expected to face frigid temperatures
• Officials: US Army soldier from South Carolina dies in Iraq
• Kickboxing puts Parkinson’s patient back in the fight