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September 23, 2015

• Gamecocks’ defense in need of confidence
• Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee meets with Myrtle Beach crowd
• Dutch Fork’s Cole Douglas continuing to grow as a QB
• Spurrier talks golf, football and family on Feherty’s show
• Letters: Let people decide about changing the State House
• POW/MIA vigil comes to Fort Mill
• Week 4’s Top Performers
• Letters: Make walking safer
• New Clemson defensive line living up to legacy
• SC Prep Writers High School Football Poll
• Irmo happy with first win, now focused on region play ahead
• Clemson in final two for Spring Valley’s Jordan Bruner
• ‘A special guy’: Soldier remembered after fatal shooting range accident
• Editorial: New rule will help us judge SC’s economic incentives
• Week 5 Midlands high school football schedule
• Transcript: USC football Q&A with Josh Kendall
• 18 students taken to hospitals after school bus crash
• Letters: Raising the minimum wage
• Year-over-year crime down in Columbia, but recent crime up
• Practice report: Zack Bailey passing the test at center so far
• Panel rules it can’t force state to pay SC State’s debts
• Dabo Swinney: ‘I’m not a very good dancer ... But I try hard’
• Columbia police charge two in shooting at Gonzales Gardens
• Richland Northeast again denied appeal to switch regions
• Sumter police seek help in solving man’s July slaying
• Yogi and Boo-Boo: Friends and teammates
• Wilson urges high court to reject Hammond family request
• Jewler: Keep religion out of marriage, abortion decisions
• Lawsuit filed against Hardee’s for hepatitis A exposure at 2 SC eateries
• Fiorina signs up for SC primary, 10th to join race
• What Vegas Thinks: Why USC is a big favorite vs. UCF; future lines shifting
• Midlands high school football stat leaders
• Richland County deputies search for man who robbed Bluff Road business
• Richland County deputies searching for man wanted for motor vehicle thefts
• Dillon QB Avery McCall commits to Coastal Carolina
• USC launches year-long series exploring cotton's history in South
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: The thing that worries me
• Inmate sentenced to 41 months for making threats against president
• Skip Holtz might coach again in Williams-Brice
• Ex-SC teacher who molested 9 boys released from jail, moves to NC
• How I Go Columbia: Artist Laurie Brownell McIntosh
• We tried these pumpkin spice products so you don’t have to (well, unless you want to)
• Bottoms up: Step back in time at Delaney’s Speakeasy
• Be there: ‘Hairspray’ at Lexington’s Village Square Theatre
• Clemson University going tobacco-free
• SC attorney general rebuffs Supreme Court plea from parents of man killed by policeman
• Risk of rip currents and longshore currents issued for SC beaches Wednesday
• Public Service Commission approves another SCE&G rate hike
• EXCLUSIVE: Dave & Buster’s coming to Columbiana Centre
• Lexington store to get beer, wine license
• Will young professionals drive next downtown Columbia housing wave?
• Law enforcement claims cost SC $17 million
• Upstate businessman on Thursday’s ‘Price is Right’ TV game show
• At Cayce Farmers Market, it’s all about local foods
• 18 students taken to hospitals after school bus crash
• Law meets religion as SC Supreme Court takes on Episcopal split
• Don’t miss Sunday’s rare supermoon lunar eclipse
• Student housing developer backs out of plan for complex near USC’s Greek Village
• UPDATE: Accident cleared, Sunset Blvd in Lexington reopened
• Soldier’s death an accident, Lexington County officials say
• Gold legacy shines in SC town
• Town fears sale of gold mine
• Gold legacy haunts Montana
• Marion amphitheater to reopen with new name, new vision in time for fall Harley-Davidson rally
• Public hearing deferred on proposed 500+ homes near Blythewood