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September 6, 2015

• Pendleton Farmers Society celebrates 200 years
• Farrell: Snobby in SC?
• Dutch Fork standout Stephen Davis Jr. de-commits from Auburn
• Moonshine goes mainstream
• Minor injuries to SC staff taken hostage at Kirkland prison
• Notebook: Spurrier wants more players to see action
• Not all Christians agree with Kentucky’s Kim Davis
• Dylan Thompson, Damiere Byrd earn spots on NFL practice squads
• Police: Man killed by train in Rock Hill had been on run for kidnapping, armed robbery
• USC forced to play waiting game with injuries
• Spring Valley’s trickery trending
• ‘This is my tradition’: Confederate flags still fly at Darlington race
• Officials: York County meth labs down, heroin on the rise
• New area code to join 843; no need for a hangup
• Five killed in Charlotte weekend shootings, including 7-year-old boy
• Patrol: SC pedestrian killed in hit-and-run
• Lauderdale: Denali name change a good example for Hilton Head
• Encouraging start for young Tigers
• Questions raised about where candidates for Pinckney seat live
• Moonshine goes mainstream
• Monday letters: Clean of Heart ministry needs your prayers
• Monday letters: Schools turning kids into hucksters
• Monday letters: Get meat out of school lunches
• Culture wars, a split America and an Oregon judge under investigation
• Rough start as Benedict falters
• Gamecocks’ passing game needs to get SEC-ready
• Gainey gains ground on Web.com Tour
• SC authors and book events
• Pat Conroy to lead panel with SC authors Sept. 10 at Furman
• Delvin Choice hits road with Musiq Soulchild
• Two Upstate musicians shine
• Plush Columbia lodgings for out-of-town football fans
• NYC chef to elevate culinary scene in Five Points
• So, which SC city is the real party town? The survey says...
• ‘Good ol’ boogie woogie’: Columbia celebrates ‘Year of the Shag Dance’
• Former inmate returns to prison to help
• Update: Pedestrian, 17, who died while crossing road identified
• Palmetto Capital City Classic is about more than football
• Families of shooting victims lead Days of Grace rally
• Beaufort Memorial loses a portion of Medicare funding