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July 28, 2015

• 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
• 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
• Officer-involved shootings might reach 15-year high, One dead in Lexington County Monday
• Monday’s shooting is 3rd involving a Lexington County deputy since September 2014
• You call that a pirouette? USC players learn ballet in summer school
• Rubio urges reciprocal response to verified cyber attacks on US
• Letters: Chinese economic model leaving US in dust
• Letters: Constitution doesn’t demand gay marriage
• Cleveland Indians call up Michael Roth to big-league roster
• Former Gamecock Carlos Powell signs with new team in Korea
• SC lawmakers, police want to curb violent protests
• USC appoints Missouri business school dean as provost
• Craigslist sale ends after man was shot by suspect
• Plaintiff: Benjamin joined rival firm
• Scoppe: Why 60 SC House members voted for ‘a nod’ to heritage, and how we need to respond
• Dutch Fork’s Stephen Davis has wrist surgery
• Lexington County coroner identifies man shot, killed by Lexington County deputies
• Letters: Campaign rhetoric way past ridiculous
• Letters: Obama leading nation to Armageddon
• Richland County coroner identifies man shot, killed Tuesday morning
• Tampa QB visits again, works out for Gamecocks
• Dabo: It’s time for Clemson to win another ACC championship
• Benedict to host Livingstone College in Capital City Classic
• Richland County deputy charged with domestic violence, fired from department
• Former Gamecock Munnerlyn glad flag taken down
• Former Pittsburgh commitment picks up Clemson offer
• Kershaw County bloodhound team locates missing 84-year-old man
• Anti-blight plan for Irmo-St. Andrews wins support
• Music in the Midlands
• EXCLUSIVE: Providence to be sold to for-profit hospital company
• Milliken’s arboretum: ‘There’s a story to every tree’
• Hispanics’ population rises, but their homeownership doesn’t
• Fiat Chrysler recall settlement, buyback could prove costly
• Business Notebook
• Midlands People & Achievements: Mary Winter Teaster
• Despite rain, recent dry weather being noticed on rivers and lakes
• Richland council approves roll-call voting plan
• Nature Conservancy protects 12,000+ acres near the Savannah River
• First vertical beams go up at Columbia’s baseball park
• Sewer overflow into Lorick Branch in Lexington County
• Four in Lexington County exposed to rabies after caring for dog
• Two lanes of I-77 closed following 18-wheeler collision
• Columbia hosts annual National Night Out kickoff event Thursday
• Columbia Fire Department mourns death of fellow firefighters
• Boil water advisory issued for customers from Bon Air Drive to Townsend Street
• SC Home Front reaches out to homeless veterans
• SC woman loses part of arm in pit bull attack
• Professional Opinion: Can you work out too much?