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December 18, 2015

• SC’s oldest prison held worst inmates for more than a century
• Lexington seniors Hopper, Graves hope to go out with win
• Beloved service dog shot and killed in armed robbery attempt
• Developer to seek approval in January for Cardinal Newman site plans
• SC Secessionist Party gets back its permit for State House rally
• USC men stress importance of beating Clemson
• Chad Holbrook comes to defense of choosing college over MLB payday
• Will Tigers, Sooners be affected by long postseason layoff?
• Hopefully, four playoff teams won’t be enough much longer
• South Carolina could get visit from Houston DB
• Florida offensive lineman locks in official visit with USC
• Five things to know about Brandon McIlwain
• River Bluff QB learning new position at Shrine Bowl
• Thursday’s Midlands high school scores
• Check stolen from mailbox, altered and cashed; suspect sought
• South Carolina vs. Clemson: Updates from Greenville
• Gamecocks’ home football attendance down in 2015
• Instate Shrine Bowl QB hearing from Gamecocks
• Muschamp adds three to his USC staff
• Shameik Blackshear recovering from gunshot wounds
• Obama reduces prison sentences for 3 SC inmates
• Traffic check points Friday night along Bluff Road
• Education groups differ on how to start boosting SC teacher pay
• Wedding day instead of game day: Marcus Lattimore is ready
• Arts Planner: Party like Gatsby, laugh with the Griswolds
• Celebrating the holidays, with an international flair
• ‘Force awakens’ Theater crowds
• MATTERS OF FAITH
• Job gains continue to push down SC jobless rate
• New executives named for recently sold Providence Hospitals
• Unemployment in SC down for 6th straight month
• Cabela’s bid wouldn’t stop Bass Pro Shops
• Flood recovery will stimulate state’s 2016 economy
• Civil War furniture finally comes home to South Carolina
• Greenville: A ‘must-see’ in the new year
• Carowinds gives sneak peek of new water park construction
• Midlands Gang Task Force arrests 10 in drug sting
• Syrian refugees are in Richland County
• Asteroid flamed out passing over Lake Murray
• Flood-damaged garden blooms anew in Sumter
• New details released in shooting of USC football’s Shameik Blackshear
• Giving help, getting help
• EXCLUSIVE: 1st residential housing in Bull Street neighborhood to be for students
• Sign it, Santa! The jolly old man used sign language at Columbia elementary school
• New treatment offers hope for plantar fasciitis