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June 2, 2015

• Cam Newton signs 5-year deal with Panthers worth $103.8 million
• Recruiting roundup: USC pushing for DC linebacker
• Recruiting notebook: Clemson offers Georgia lineman
• Man charged with fatal stabbing of his great aunt
• USC fans feel the sting of no baseball in June
• Danny Ford, Jim Carlen on College Football Hall of Fame ballot
• Clemson pitcher announces he has cancer
• When ‘early’ gets earlier: USC gets in on trend of offering eighth-graders, but what does it mean?
• S.C. State expects 2,100 students next fall
• Bill to settle SC-NC border in limbo in S.C. House
• Lancaster minister gets 25 years in prison for sex assaults on SC children
• Driver charged with DUI after hitting parked car, flipping his vehicle in Five Points
• Deputies investigating stabbing at gas station near Clemson, Hardscrabble Roads
• Pastor shot by Lancaster deputies chose his fate by threatening others with a gun
• Sumter man charged after threatening pregnant woman with gun
• SC’s Graham announces state finance team for presidential bid
• Sumter deputies looking for 2 attempted burglary suspects + video
• MORNING BUZZ: 3 days left in session + S.C. State University interim board to meet
• Columbia rider conquers Mount Mitchell
• High-tech touches make for a tantalizing story time
• 1 evening, 2 people and $500: An indulgent meal
• Earth Wind and Fire hits Township Auditorium
• Music in the Midlands, June 4-10
• How I Go Columbia: Craft and Draft’s Andrew Johnson and Kellan Moore ‘don’t sit down’
• Splish splash pads open for fun
• What’s Good Here? El Salto on Decker
• River Rat offering kayak/beer tasting trips
• Be There: First Fridays Lowbrow Cinema Explosion brings exploitation films to Nickelodeon
• Faith keeps Rock Hill man with rare bone disease from giving up
• Columbia losing kitchen retail and cooking school store
• SCE&G customers face 7th rate increase for construction costs of nuclear reactors
• Airlines try to get passengers on board faster
• High court: Bankrupt homeowners can’t void second mortgage
• Conway to bury power lines, beautify trip to beach
• Midlands People & Achievements: David Cuda
• Doughnuts! Get your free doughnuts! National Doughnut Day is Friday
• 100 lunches, and a lifetime of memories, for grandmother and grandson
• Serious game with a funny name: Pickleball continues to grow in popularity in Beaufort County
• VIDEO: Mt. Pleasant police officer pulls man from burning car
• NTSB report: Bob Russell’s ‘experimental’ plane lost engine before crash
• Pastors group won’t get reserved seat on Columbia police panel
• Lexington church cancels “The Duggars” August appearance
• South Lake Drive in Lexington closed for fallen tree
• Richland Northeast students, faculty return to class following gas line rupture
• SC man sentenced to 40 years for abusing 2 teenage girls
• Police arrest man after dog found with muzzle taped
• Farrell: Bluffton woman accidentally donates great-grandmother's engagement ring to thrift store
• Charleston’s female chefs embrace their inner bad girls in pop-up dinner series
• Professional Opinion: Should you suck the venom out of snake bites?