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May 21, 2015

• Gamecocks drop in on O-line target in Jacksonville
• It’s official: Savannah baseball team moving to Columbia (+ video)
• Upstate teen who died in Pacolet River identified
• Friday letters: Parents are teaching children to reject authority
• Columbia police charge 14-year-old in shooting
• College player from Gilbert inspiring on, off field
• USC golfer Justine Dreher on the edge of greatness
• Pickup spotted dragging dog down Rock Hill street
• Longtime Judge Kinard of Kershaw County dies
• Friday letters: School dress codes would teach discipline
• Sumter police looking for suspects in 2 separate home break-ins
• Mets GM recalls days as ‘a big Gamecock fan’
• Sheriff: Burglary suspect broke into Richland County home, attempted a second time
• Dillon QB Avery McCall may be headed out of state for college
• Remains discovered in 2012 identified as 19-year-old Orangeburg resident
• Bad luck returns: York crime victim pulled over when truck not taken off stolen list
• Baxter: Teams, players to watch with 100 days to go to 2015 kickoff
• What’s next for Gamecocks? Holbrook’s roster will be in transition to fix season’s slump
• SC edges closer to passing domestic-violence reform
• Adaptability a key for Richland 2’s top teacher
• MORNING BUZZ: Senators to continue talks on spending reserve money
• Fort Jackson Memorial Day observance
• Flags of remembrance: 20,000 graves marked in Beaufort National Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day (+ video)
• Social media main way Bikefest information is shared
• Gamecocks offer Class of 2017 QB from Tampa
• York County sheriff donates 2 bloodhounds to fill 'void' in NC
• Wal-Mart announces expansion of veteran hiring
• Midlands People & Achievements: Rochelle Hicklin
• Columbia Museum of Art to offer free summer admission to military personnel, their families
• From the Archives: Gilbert’s Owings family close on and off the baseball diamond
• Charleston police in standoff at home over deputy shooting
• Charleston police think they have located shooting suspect
• Richland remains the second-largest county in the state; Columbia, the largest city
• Richland looking at $1 million in cuts
• Chapin student’s invention is big step for physical therapy in gait disorders (+ video)
• Big tasks ahead at DHEC as screening panel approves new director