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May 27, 2015

• Morning Buzz: Hillary Clinton returns to S.C., roads plan hits dead end, domestic violence bill nears finish line
• After joy turns to tragedy, Forest Hill church embraces family
• Willis counting on Blowfish to be a big hit on Z93 airwaves
• Clinton aims to wash away ’08’s bitter taste
• Thursday letters: Remove Confederate flag from State House to aid race relations
• Bond denied for Rock Hill teen accused of setting fire that killed brother
• Marine Corps, squadron from Beaufort complete 1st operational test of F-35B + video
• Coaster enthusiasts seek to save Carowinds’ Thunder Road with petition, Facebook page
• York County teen accused of setting fire that killed toddler brother seeks bond
• Commentary: Player conduct in college sports should be an SEC focus
• Clemson’s Swinney cancels appearance with anti-gay marriage organization
• Santorum to begin SC tour in Florence
• S.C. politics
• Thursday letters: Offshore oil exploration bad for South Carolina
• SC legislature accused of wasting time
• SC senators begin roads debate as session draws to a close
• Leonard-Ray: Federal law could save children’s lives, at home and abroad
• Gamecocks standouts Alaynie Page, Justine Dreher earn All-American honors
• Video: Steve Spurrier on ‘Paul Finebaum Show’
• USC football signees move in, get set for orientation
• Spurrier says quarterback competition ‘wide open’
• Shaw conducts 2-day simulated combat exercise
• Hillary Clinton meets with SC minority business owners at Columbia restaurant + video
• The Clemson train wreck of 1965
• Fiorina says Clinton ‘is not trustworthy’ + video
• Columbia police renew plea for information about hit-and-run that injured young nurse
• Chris Okey is iron man behind the plate for Clemson
• Scoppe: What SC Rep Anderson’s reprimand tells us about ethics enforcement
• Christie, Huckabee coming to S.C. on Tuesday
• Thursday letters: Don’t penalize paper tax returns
• Be There: Tour de Cure benefits diabetes research with cycling event
• Lake Murray is ready for summer fun
• Nature comes out to play in the Midlands
• How I Go Columbia: Amy Beth Franks
• Dining notes: New winery open in Lexington
• The Whig brings back trademark trivia
• 1 evening, 2 people, 50 bucks: Dining out on value meals in the Midlands
• Go Columbia Picks of the Week
• What’s Good Here? Buddy’s Saucy Dogs
• Music in the Midlands, May 28-June 3
• New $5 million animal shelter planned by county with Hilton Head Humane Association
• South Carolina unemployment rate holds at 6.7 percent in April
• Friends remember ‘strong-willed’ Russell
• Potential buyer wants to keep Georgetown steel mill open
• Broker, developer buys Main Street building at auction
• Midlands People & Achievements: Mike Biediger
• Colony House building bites the dust
• Clinton pushes equal pay for women in SC stop
• Grand jury indicts SC cop on felony charge in on-duty shooting
• Fiery 10-vehicle crash tangles I-26 drivers (+ video)
• More checks at Pinewood landfill might not pay off, adviser says
• Pleicones elected S.C. Supreme Court chief justice (+ video)
• Former ‘Mayor Bob’ Coble expected to return home after month-long recovery process + video
• Columbia man investigates some of biggest air, train disasters in job with NTSB
• Clemson University warns of black bear spotted on campus
• Sumter phone service restored Wednesday morning
• Fiery crash closes both lanes of travel on I-26 Wednesday morning
• Lexington County sticks with mental health aid cut
• 2014 Sumter basketball star drowns at Myrtle Beach
• Take a tour or take a cooking class; food festival season is just beginning