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September 15, 2015

• Notebook: Perry Orth very familiar with USC-UGA series
• South Carolina ranks No. 1 for deadly violence against women
• Georgia having hard time forgetting last year’s loss to USC
• Player of the Week: Coach calls Stephen Davis’ performance on offense ‘incredible’
• Chubb made special visit to USC, but Spurrier was out of town
• USC Fraternity Council VP quits amid fallout over chapter suspensions
• Letters: Female inmates improving SC image
• Replay: Steve Spurrier press conference updates
• South Carolina’s depth chart for the Georgia game
• Midlands Top 10 high school football poll
• Letters: Let’s show the world we’re not all naysayers
• 4-star quarterback from Georgia honored by attention from Spurrier
• Three Gamecocks will miss fall baseball practice with injuries
• Lugoff-Elgin hopes to build confidence after breaking losing streak
• Week 3 Top Performers
• Letters: Move beyond the darkness of abortion, chaos
• Thomas Ravenel reports attack in Charleston bar
• Scoppe: How South Carolina encourages young men to kill themselves
• Why SC’s prison-labor programs are controversial
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: Pharoh Cooper’s night a high point
• Report: Fort Mill man tried to burn down camper with wife inside
• Carolina Panthers valued at $1.56 billion by Forbes
• Police seek suspect in Mississippi slayings 300 miles apart
• Stephen Davis Jr. recaps USC visit, updates recruitment
• Richt says Gamecocks will be ‘dangerous’ coming off a loss
• Deshaun Watson ready to shift into running gear
• Gamecocks in the NFL
• FIRST ON BUZZ: Pro-Jeb Bush PAC starts airing SC ads next week
• Carowinds’ Fury 325 named best new ride in readers’ poll
• Most Wanted suspect arrested after manhunt in Sumter County
• Georgia’s Nick Chubb grounded by family history
• Perry Orth: The team believes in me
• US effort to close Guantanamo prison still facing roadblocks
• Creator of popular ‘Walking Dead’ filming a new show in Rock Hill
• Get in a fall mood by making a scarecrow for Historic Columbia exhibit
• Sunday is final day to get your Greek food fix
• Barre3 hosts free outdoor class at SC State House Sept. 19
• Raise a mug at River Rat’s ColaTown Oktoberfest
• Music in the Midlands, Sept. 18-19
• 10 great bands that have played at Music Farm Columbia
• USC readies SC voters with presidential primaries panel Tuesday
• Prosecutor: Woman faces more charges in Clemson, USC football ticket scam
• Thomas Ravenel reports attack in Charleston bar
• Fugitive treasure hunter who found millions in gold in 1857 shipwreck off South Carolina to be sentenced
• Lebron-endorsed Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza coming to Harbison
• How’s the SC economy faring?
• Lebron-endorsed Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza coming to Harbison
• Residents protest Lex. convenience store’s beer and wine license
• Fall for South Carolina apples
• Meet the 91-year-old woman who bakes pound cake for Columbia’s Greek Festival
• Give locals power to change monuments, senator says
• City closing Drew pool for months for $1 million renovation
• South Carolina ranks No. 1 for deadly violence against women
• Democratic senator questions legality of Heritage Act
• South Carolina paying $215K to gay marriage plaintiffs
• On Grand Strand Golf: FootGolf expanding in the Myrtle Beach market
• Prison agency says inmate wages figure was not hourly
• Council poised to buy Bull Street property for park, roads
• Residents seek to sink new recreation area on Lake Murray
• Boil water advisory issued for Ripley Station Rd.