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August 29, 2015

• Midlands, SC high school football scores, Week 1
• World War II vets remember the end of the war
• Zug: Adultery too widespread to be punished in divorce
• Letters: Muzzled auditor shows need for DOT reform
• Letters: Don’t raise Columbia City Council salary; cut mayor’s
• Letters: Show what’s getting money instead of roads
• Slow start dooms Irmo on the road against York
• Malik Bennett paces Hammond in win over Ben Lippen
• Airport withstands late rally by Brookland-Cayce
• Midlands roundup: Lower Richland prevails on final play; Blythewood, Flora, White Knoll win
• Once the switch is flipped, Clemson’s Boulware is on
• Swinney ‘excited’ about Clemson’s return game prospects
• Gamecocks glad to rely on experienced O-line
• Camp Insider: For USC, questions can lead to surprising answers
• Christopher Thompson: USC needs playmakers to join Pharoh
• Marco Rubio brings presidential campaign to Myrtle Beach
• Mike White has big plans for Benedict
• Former Clemson receiver Bryant suspended four games for violating NFL drug policy
• Thousands gather for We Stand With God rally at SC State House
• Water restrictions declared in Union County after fuel spills into the Catawba
• Scoppe: Harrell’s off the hook, but other SC legislators might not be
• Brett Favre visits Gamecocks football practice
• South Carolina’s fever for concealed guns may be cooling
• New hearing scheduled for ex-North Charleston officer charged with murder
• Hearing set for SC mom who drove 3 kids into ocean
• Westside too much for Lexington to handle
• Photo of car released in attempted murder investigation
• Section of Rock Hill city-owned cemetery for Muslim burials?
• Business briefly
• Alligator Adventure welcomes 15 gators
• Market Stakeholder: Some local investors see opportunity
• A classical approach to drawing and painting
• 2 people die in early Saturday morning single-car crash in Columbia
• Lawsuits accuse Columbia estate sale company of not paying customers
• DSS director: Vulnerable adults receive little attention
• Katrina evacuees adopt Columbia after its ‘tsunami of goodness’
• Saluda River pollution discharges spark bipartisan fight against Carolina Water Service