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July 27, 2015

• Steele: SC bill would hurt the pets of many poor people
• Tuesday letters: Trump’s attack on McCain smears military
• OL target Pete Leota: More visits likely before decision
• SI’s Andy Staples: Does USC have a package for Lorenzo Nunez?
• Commentary: Tar Heels taking a risk with neutral-site opener
• Carrera sticking at 3; Dozier OK after fall at Pro-Am Day 2
• Hotly contested seawall in upscale community sails toward reality near Myrtle Beach
• Woman charged with removing Confederate flag from State House grounds appears in court
• Texans place Jadeveon Clowney on PUP list
• Dozier OK after nasty spill at S.C. Pro-Am
• Myrtle Beach police investigate report of two bicyclists being assaulted by Camaro driver
• Teens charged in Chester horse shooting also suspects in crime spree
• ACC Digital Network tells Clemson QB Deshaun Watson’s powerful story
• Former Maryland exercise expert works Staley’s Gamecocks
• Sumter County deputies charged man accused of hitting child in the face
• Tuesday letters: Obama is out to destroy our country
• St. Matthews woman accused of stealing thousands from school band booster club
• Richland County sheriff says to remember these tips next time you get pulled over
• USC football preseason schedule; all practices closed
• Officer-involved shootings might reach 15-year high, One dead in Lexington County Monday
• Scott pushes for police body cameras
• Rubio urges reciprocal response to verified cyber attacks on US
• Dabo defends Watson’s comment about South Carolina
• Tuesday letters: Disabilities law has transformed lives
• Four men charged in Kershaw County prostitution sting
• Jeb Bush, Scott Walker among upcoming guests at Tim Scott 2016 town halls
• Marco Rubio files first for S.C. GOP presidential primary
• Sanford chief of staff leaving to run stamp collectors group
• NASCAR driver Buddy Baker faces death with predictable courage
• Watch for Greenville singer Benton Blount on ‘America’s Got Talent’ tonight
• Marco Rubio files first for S.C. GOP presidential primary
• Milliken’s arboretum: ‘There’s a story to every tree’
• Milliken & Co.’s secret to 150 years in textile business: innovation
• Hispanics’ population rises, but their homeownership doesn’t
• Fiat Chrysler recall settlement, buyback could prove costly
• Business Notebook
• Midlands People & Achievements: Mary Winter Teaster
• Main Street is jumpin’ these days
• Columbia trains might thwart traffic, but they spur commerce
• The Vista or Five Points? No, the Vista and Five Points
• Riverbanks Zoo: Otters and drums and bears, oh my
• Columbia’s outdoor getaways
• Lake Murray: Suburban, rural resort
• The Horseshoe historic center of USC campus
• Gamecock Park is ready for USC football fans
• Meet Eddie, the world’s largest child, at EdVenture
• Cockabooses: Tailgating on the tracks
• Top ballparks in the Midlands
• 6 top spots for barbecue in the Midlands
• Trustus Theatre shakeup announced
• SC Home Front reaches out to homeless veterans
• City’s attorney: Firm took a risk, lost in Vista hotel deal
• Fire crews on scene of West Columbia fire, no structures threatened
• Boil water advisory issued for Richland County neighborhood near I-20, Oak Hills Golf Club
• Growth takes off west of Lexington
• Columbia Animal Services holds its ‘Christmas in July’ adoption special
• Thunder Road reaches its end; Carowinds closes classic wooden roller coaster
• Portion of Highway 378 reopened to traffic after chicken-truck spill
• Coroner identifies teen shot, killed by Seneca police
• Boy Scouts expected to end ban on gay leaders
• 95-year-old Rock Hill woman who served in World War II recognized
• Professional Opinion: Can you work out too much?