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June 10, 2015

• Thursday letters: Thanks to Saxe Gotha angels
• Thursday letters: Make report cards more accurate
• Williams: Imprisoning people over child-support payments is counter-productive
• Clemson’s Parker called up to the majors
• SC high court upholds USC/Alabama game death conviction
• Holbrook expects Max Schrock to sign with Nationals
• Budget stalemate could cost Haley some of her power
• Chris Culliver expected to help Washington secondary
• Lexington deputies charge 2 following fatal shooting outside night club near Batesburg-Leesville
• Thursday letters: Air Force is more than just pilots
• Georgia quarterback Jacob Park to transfer
• Two charged with child neglect after infant’s death, other children living in ‘deplorable conditions’
• LB target Jeremiah Moon ready for closer look at Gamecocks
• Ulric Jones believes USC defense can be dominant
• MORNING BUZZ: SC lawmakers make summer plans for passing state budget
• SC gas-tax opponents say fight just beginning
• OL John Simpson wraps up Clemson visit; USC next
• USC football’s D.J. Neal drafted by hometown Atlanta Braves
• MLB Draft tracker: USC, Clemson, instate picks
• Legacy first-round leader at Sonic Columbia City Women’s Golf Championship
• Time is key for children in hot cars, say EMS, police officials
• Chester repeat shoplifter sent to prison for 8 years
• Jordan Gore transferring to Coastal Carolina
• Businesses target veterans at Fort Jackson job fair
• USC high jumper reaching new heights
• Columbia’s homeless court, once a hope, not working these days
• Eric Cobb update
• 3 teens arrested in connection with 17 vehicle thefts in Sumter County
• Scoppe: Do you know the purpose of license plates, driver’s licenses? Do your legislators?
• Bottoms Up: Dive Bars
• Funk Fest brings classic ’90s R&B to Columbia
• Music in the Midlands, June 11-17
• Head outdoors to see movies this summer
• Music Farm brings ground-breaking band to Columbia
• How I go Columbia: Amber Schneider
• Go Columbia Picks of the Week
• Local brewery hosts ‘Game of Thrones’ finale viewing party
• Enjoy a ‘creek to table’ dinner featuring seafood
• Norman the steer rules the range at SC-CARES
• Franklin Graham moving accounts to BB&T, which sponsored Miami Beach gay pride fundraiser
• Horry Co. gunmaker coming out of hole of 2014 downturn
• Midlands People & Achievements: JP Curry & Scottie Smith
• DHEC to review SC approval for offshore seismic testing
• Scotts offering refunds for damaged SC lawns
• Seeds of Hope farmers markets
• Weekday farmers market offerings on Main Street
• From the archives: Details on Riverbanks’ expansion
• In Forest Acres garden, neighbors turn out for nightly primrose show (+ video)
• Printing company expanding, adding 50 jobs in West Columbia
• One person killed Wednesday in Lexington County accident
• EXCLUSIVE: SLED probes report of missing money in Lexington County court clerk’s office
• SC Broadcasters Hall of Fame leaving Columbia
• Scene clear after report of suspicious package at U.S. Bankruptcy Court in downtown Columbia
• Officials: 11 days between diagnoses of 1st E. coli cases
• Haley to sign body camera legislation in North Charleston
• West Columbia lifts boil water advisory issued Monday
• Lawsuit challenges SC rules for in-state college tuition
• Feds want to turn Columbia VA building into parking lot
• Congress, states will be left holding ball if health subsidies jettisoned
• Study: Lancaster hospital’s charges among nation’s highest