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May 29, 2015

• Former DHEC chief Templeton gets consultant job with SC revenue agency
• A.C. Flora High’s students embrace ‘a more rigorous curriculum’
• 2014-15 a banner year for A.C. Flora High’s athletes
• Cloutier becomes 48th Fort Jackson commanding general
• Some of $415 million surplus bound for SC schools
• Charleston tops Auburn 7-6 in 11 innings in NCAA baseball opener
• The rise of A.C. Flora High School
• At A.C. Flora, social and cultural activities help students connect
• A.C. Flora High’s principal focuses ‘on all students’
• $31.2 million coming USC’s way through record SEC payout
• Chessie the giant tiger shark tagged off Hilton Head
• Graham returns to his roots to say he’ll run for president + VIDEO
• California beats Coastal Carolina 9-3 in NCAA opener
• International fugitive nabbed in Richland County
• SEC: Slive handing over reins to Sankey 2 months early
• Rock Hill man gets 30 years in 2009 killing
• Sheriff: Sumter high school threat of violence rumor ‘not credible’
• Lexington-Richland 5 band teacher’s journey a symphony of inspiration
• Nyles Pinckney shaping up to be USC-Clemson battle
• Aiken County armed robbery suspect arrested in Batesburg-Leesville
• 2 on Lexington County Sheriff’s Department ‘most wanted’ list arrested
• Athlon predicts another subpar season for Gamecocks
• SC Senate approves cervical cancer education bill but enactment unclear
• All-ACC transfer guard Kaela Davis joins Gamecocks
• Richland County deputies looking for suspect accused of stealing wallet from local business + video
• Police: ‘Fashion show tension’ prompted assault at Rock Hill nonprofit
• Recruiting roundup: DL target Naquan Jones shifts decision date
• Saving local history with ... beer? Breweries give old buildings new life
• ‘Teen Mom 2’ star Jenelle Evans charged with criminal domestic violence, given $2,130 bond
• Five Points after five
• Rescuers bring starving horses at Calhoun County farm back from brink
• Bear goes to Clemson, leaves without diploma
• Little doe helps Gullah ways survive on Hilton Head
• Sunday business calendar, May 31
• Independent breweries hampered by SC law, some owners say
• Top women CEOs are earning more – but they’re still outnumbered
• Midlands People & Achievements: West Summers
• Boil water advisory issued in Richland County
• Class of 2015: Midlands graduation ceremonies scheduled Saturday
• Chapin Planning Commission member suspended
• Benjamin elected president of African-American mayors group
• 1 lane of I-26 east closed for crash repairs
• Park Service will study period after Civil War
• Giving help, getting help in the Midlands, May 29