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May 6, 2015

• Baby’s getting close, but River Bluff softball coach wants to stay in the dugout (+ video)
• Sumter County armed robbery suspects caught in Clarendon
• Hurricane Hunters make stop in Myrtle Beach
• Morning Buzz: Senators unveil roads plan, Guard armory group to debut
• 39-year-old father gets full ride to Furman
• Swinney, Brownell share positive outlooks at Clemson’s Prowl and Growl
• Greenville strip club closed - at least temporarily
• Tigers drop Cougars in baseball
• Gamecocks get over midweek hump, top Wofford 5-3
• Bernstein, Hutto: HPV bill will prevent cervical cancer, save SC lives
• Thursday letters: Offshore drilling doesn’t hold water
• USC beats Texas A&M to advance in SEC Softball Tournament
• Memorial service honors law enforcement officers who died in 2014
• AC Flora top-ranked Midlands school in ‘most challenging’ ranking
• Ariail on Nikki Haley and the Republican Legislature
• Mitchell, Coates, Wilson to participate in USA Basketball trials
• After four years at USC, equestrian team’s Adele Norton finds ‘the light in myself’
• Selfless giving fuels banner fundraising effort
• Deputies: Intoxicated man fires weapon in Aiken Fire Department parking lot
• Thursday letters: Once a citizen not always a citizen
• Senate Republicans to unveil new SC road-repair plan
• S.C. State trustees could be out in 2 weeks
• Home-state player Katelyn Dambaugh knows how to go low for USC women’s golf team
• NFL finds Patriots employees probably deflated balls
• Gamecocks still lead for Florida tight end
• A.C. Flora’s Johnson expects to sign with Clemson if he qualifies
• Dreher’s Tevin Mack no longer considering USC
• Rep. Tom Rice wants private sector more involved in veterans health care
• MORNING BUZZ: SC budget breaks for ballgame + senators mull SC State
• Wofford outslugs Clemson in baseball
• GOP presidential hopefuls descend on the Upstate
• VIDEO: Watch Cecil the horse down a cup of Gatorade
• Toro Y Moi’s musical homecoming
• See a first-run movie the day it premieres, courtesy of Richland Library
• Graduates: What’s on your Columbia bucket list before you leave town with a degree?
• Go Columbia Picks of the Week, May 7-13
• Rhythm and Blooms series brings music to Riverbanks Zoo garden
• Upcoming concerts in the Midlands
• Bottoms Up: Drinks with views
• Lexington Wine Walk shows off local food, businesses
• Singer Marshall Chapman still has something to say
• Go Columbia music picks for May 7-13
• What’s Good Here? Blackmon’s Little Midget Drive-in in Camden
• ‘Empire’ actor, ‘Shark Tank’ star coming to Columbia Black Expo
• Documentary sheds light on campus rape
• Bird Notes | Year-round birds see first broods of season
• Business notebook
• Mother’s Day spending could set $21 billion record
• Midlands People & Achievements: Chris Jenkins
• Hooligan’s deli in Forest Acres closes doors after 30 years
• Attorney Julian Nexsen dies at 91
• Farmers question proposal to limit river siphoning in SC
• NEXT NEW COLUMBIA EXCLUSIVE: Developer could build apartments atop city garages
• Possible tropical system could bring nasty weather to coast
• Irmo Police Chief Brian Buck announces retirement
• Lauderdale: Shark nearly comes ashore on dog walk along Port Royal Sound
• Carowinds among top 10 fun amusement/water parks