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March 27, 2015

• Gary named Lexington 3 schools chief
• Gamecocks fans pack buses to bring home-court feel to Greensboro
• New name coming for USC communications college
• Richland 1 seeks bus driver applicants
• UPDATE: Man turns himself in after seeing reports of Garners Ferry Road armed robbery
• Slain Benedict College teacher’s friends, family: ‘Robbed of a beautiful human being’
• SC House takes middle lane on trip to road-repair plan
• Suspects in $700,000 Charleston jewelry robbery arrested
• Virginia senator speaking at SC Democratic dinner
• Tennessee fires men’s basketball coach Donnie Tyndall
• SC Senate votes to expand state mental health courts
• Fugitive monkey that bit security guard is captured at hospital
• MORNING BUZZ: Another SC roads plan + where 2016 candidates are headed
• Carolina Cup’s heady brew: Horses, youths, booze, cops
• Friday letters: Changes needed to improve education
• S.C. high school scores for Thursday, March 26, 2015
• Top high school seniors ready for Carolinas All-Star Basketball Classic
• Cinnamon bun argument escalates, Myrtle Beach woman charged with attempted murder
• Magic Johnson picks USC women to reach championship game
• Upstate program helps ease troubled vets back into civilian life
• High school soccer tourney kicks off with thriller
• Anderson: Nonprofit Dress for Success set to empower Midlands women
• Find newest in hunting and fishing at Palmetto Sportsmen’s Classic
• NCAA women's basketball updates: South Carolina vs. North Carolina
• Depth has helped A’ja Wilson, other players stay fresh for NCAA games
• Midlands People & Achievements: Tommy Preston
• SC jobless rate remains at 6.6 percent; dips further behind US rate
• Payday lenders target of proposed federal rules
• Columbia church solves mystery of daredevil steeple stander
• NC parents of missing teen sentenced for tax fraud
• ‘Coffin corridor’ on I-95 to get upgrades
• MORNING BUZZ: Another SC roads plan + where 2016 candidates are headed
• On the road to Miss South Carolina
• Roberta Flack comes to Columbia April 17