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September 8, 2015

• Clemson holds steady in Top 25 football polls
• Sumter County deputies cleared in officer-involved shooting
• Clowney will have limited reps in season opener
• Wallet Hub study ranks two S.C. cities in top ten list for best cities for sports fans in the nation
• Richland County deputies searching for burglary suspect
• Local linebacker T.J. Brunson now a take for Gamecocks
• How SC students benefitted from Stephen Colbert’s gift
• UPDATE: Authorities determine man in ‘suspicious’ death on Budon Court was shot
• USC rises in latest college rankings
• Westwood High football player in stable condition after surgery
• EXCLUSIVE: SC GOP voters prefer Trump, Carson; most say Graham should drop out
• Letters: Photo captured Trump’s true essence
• Letters: SC Farmers Market was doomed from start
• Kendall’s Morning Meeting: On The Aggies Bandwagon Again
• WWE’s Cena gives a shout out to Beaufort’s CJ Cummings
• Swinney happy with getting players experience
• Gamecocks’ depth chart a work in progress
• Lexington Co. Sheriffs arrest burglary suspect
• Player of the Week: Chapin’s Logan Bailey soaring high this season
• Florence homeless man becomes YouTube sensation
• Team of the Week: Perry Parks keeping Ridge View focused after big win
• Midlands high school football: Week 2 top performers
• Florida man identified as person found dead in Sampit River
• Midlands high school football stat leaders
• Week 3 Midlands high school football schedule
• Defense seeks bail for ex-officer charged in North Charleston shooting
• S.C. Prep Writers High School Football Poll
• Jay Haas selects Bill Haas and Phil Mickelson to Presidents Cup team
• A time for revenge? Last year’s loss to Kentucky hard to forget
• BMW agrees to pay $1.6 million in Greer racial discrimination suit
• Practice report: USC’s injury outlook improves
• Greenville woman to appear in court for allegedly selling fake college football tickets
• Putney: Gangs at the center of Charlotte weekend violence
• SC politics: Haley leaves Wednesday for week-long European trad mission
• Letters: Trump supporters reject political class
• Hearing set on records in Charleston church shootings
• Queen Elizabeth II set to become longest-reigning UK monarch
• Police: Argument over Confederate flag led to Rock Hill assault
• Last chance for Warhol at 'Dinner in White' Sept. 13 at Columbia Museum of Art
• THE place to be on USC game day: Springs-Brook Plaza at Williams-Brice Stadium
• Where to go late-night after Gamecocks' home football games
• How I Go Columbia: Mike Stacey of Gamecock Cruisers
• Southern Way: Tailgate of Champions at Williams-Brice
• Wild Wing Cafe in the Vista: Sweet Victor-Tea, Sour Loser Shots and more for game day
• Music in the Midlands
• Great American Whiskey Fair set for Sept. 10, plus other foodie events
• What’s good here: Carolina Cafe and Catering Company
• Advance discount tickets for SC State Fair go on sale Wednesday
• Lexington OKs meal tax for road fixes
• Defense seeks bail for ex-officer charged in fatal North Charleston shooting
• Funeral services set for Jesse Jackson’s mother
• Coroner: Emergency responders revive child who drowned
• Converse College President Betsy Fleming to step down
• Jean Darling, ‘Our Gang,’ silent star, dies at 93
• Vanessa Williams returning to Miss America pageant after 30 years
• Pam Stone: From ‘Coach’ reboot being benched to singing with a Supreme
• Spartanburg police officer shoots pit bull that bites him while serving warrant
• Do I Sound Gay? Q and A with David Thorpe
• Two Grand Strand restaurants, one attraction close for good
• Shop Around: Sumter Street gets a custard eatery; tavern to open at Sandhill
• Exclusive: Columbia will know this month whether Civil War explosives are buried in Congaree River
• Lightning determined to be cause of Lugoff house fire
• South Carolina has most affordable gas in the nation at less than $2 per gallon
• Greenville Drive minor leaguers become English majors
• Bank of America shareholders mixed on dual leadership role
• Richland County deputies to appear on ‘Cops’ TV show
• Planet Hollywood closes in Myrtle Beach
• Charleston considers naming district to honor church victims
• 9/11 - Yes, Friday still matters
• Why fall is one of South Carolina’s busiest festival seasons
• SC food-related events, week of Sept. 9
• Greenville Health System to explore private model of running system
• NC reports first death from West Nile virus