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April 15, 2015

• Hikers could be required to wear safety orange on some SC trails during deer hunting season
• Scoppe: Want more jobs? Overhaul ethics law
• Frank Martin, legislators suit up to kick cancer
• Lexington deputies make more arrests in fatal Swansea shooting
• Jasper Sasser stands out for Gamecocks after switch to spur
• You tell us: What are SC’s worst roads?
• Sumter County man wounded after shooting himself in the legs at a party
• Tattoo Fido? That could become a crime in S.C.
• Duo hope local experience at Heritage golf tournament is a plus
• A.C. Flora wins boys lacrosse playoff opener
• C.A. Johnson hires ex-Keenan football coach Logan
• Jordan Spieth in Hilton Head: 'Positives and negatives' to spotlight for Masters champ (+video)
• Video: USC coach Spurrier tees off in RBC Heritage pro-am
• Chester teen, accused of killing grandmother in murder-for-hire plot, in court Wednesday
• Test your knowledge of the RBC Heritage with this interactive quiz
• Aiken deputies investigating fatal shooting of 16-year-old girl
• FBI looking for man who may have information on child victim
• Morning Buzz: Key budget and roadwork debates start, police body cameras get hearing, Ben Carson visits
• Skidding Gamecocks fall flat against Presbyterian
• Dreher basketball star Mack granted release from VCU, reopens recruitment
• S.C. business leaders urge action on road funding
• Actress Jennifer Garner, a Save the Children advocate, visits SC school (+ video)
• Thursday letters: College boys need monitoring
• CHE’s Finan: Time to decide best governance for SC higher education
• S.C. to roll out new license tags for vehicles
• Walker gaining in 2016 S.C. presidential race
• Toal appoints judge to preside in case of man slain by police
• Thursday letters: Health-care lawthreatens jobs
• Thursday letters: College educationhas lost its values
• SEC Women’s Tennis Tournament: USC hosts, hopes to rule roost
• Two Midlands schools join Palmetto’s Finest ranks
• Developments in the Walter Scott case
• 2 Fairfax men charged with causing 2013 Train collision
• Six highlights of Indie Grits
• USC dance alums return for show
• Music in the Midlands, April 16-22
• Go Columbia Picks of the Week, April 16-22
• USC dancers perform alongside ‘Ballet Stars’ in 10th annual show
• NashiCon brings the anime convention fun to Columbia
• What’s Good Here? The Secret Garden in West Columbia
• Guitarist for Jason Isbell is a rising star in his own right
• Jodeci coming to Columbia
• Local manga library goes on the road to conventions
• Puppeteer and artist Kimi Maeda: How I Go Columbia
• Be There: EdVenture Girls Night Out with designer Amy Smilovic of Tibi
• Entrepreneurs make their pitch in daylong event
• 2 new restaurant/bars to open in Vista
• Business Notebook
• Tobacco company lawsuit alleges FDA overstepping authority
• Low-wage workers plan walkouts, protests Wednesday to gain $15 hourly pay
• Midlands People & Achievements: Quackenbush Architects and Planners
• HOME & GARDEN CALENDAR
• Walk A Mile to be held at Richland Mall due to rain
• Bill ordering body cameras for S.C. officers advances
• Coble treated at Columbia heart hospital
• VIDEO: Jennifer Garner reads to Bishopville Primary 4K students
• Proposed budget trims water rate hike
• Oconee County Sheriff: Chances of solving Hipps' case ‘slim'
• Exclusive: ‘Mid-rise’ tower planned for Main Street
• Residents spurn Springdale annexation bid
• Possible delay of Boeing union vote reverberates at Greenville manufacturing conference
• Fire at Lugoff manufacturing plant caused by malfunctioning printing press
• Anti-blight plan to be tested in Irmo-St. Andrews