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January 19, 2016

• Letters: Armed gunmen pushing right-wing agenda
• S.C. lawmaker proposes registry for journalists
• Jake Bentley recaps USC visit, updates plan for senior season
• Two USC commits giving Mississippi State a look
• You can look it up: Recruiting rankings do matter
• USC continues efforts with instate OL John Simpson
• 3 South Carolina early enrollees ranked in final ESPN300
• Scoppe: Key to improving poor schools: a good teacher in every classroom
• Letters: Start property sell-off at mansion
• On Grand Strand Golf: Eagle Nest Golf Club will become longest course in state
• Letters: Right-to-work actually means right-to-freeload
• Wilson wins fourth Player of Week prize
• Letters: SC Philharmonic continues to impress
• MORNING BUZZ: Busy week under the S.C. State House dome
• Hammond captures marquee matchup against Keenan
• The real MVP: Dutch Fork’s Williams not slowed by adversity on the wrestling mat
• Carson seeks campaign spark as he meets SC voters
• Can’t make it to the presidential primary polls? You can vote absentee now
• Top-rated DT Stephon Taylor set to visit South Carolina, Kristian Fulton still considering
• Letters: Grasping at straws to discredit Obama
• A ‘blessed’ day, as Cardinal Newman School opens new campus
• USC’s Cooper, 5 Tigers among record number of underclassmen headed to the NFL
• Red-hot Clemson set for another ranked foe
• Rebels’ Moody draws USC’s concern as Gamecocks are back on the road
• 10 thoughts as the NFC Championship Game approaches for Carolina Panthers
• Doolittle Raid stunned Japanese and boosted American spirits
• Trustus hires new executive director
• Drug lord’s former house to be torn down
• Misty Copeland, Brooklyn Mack luncheon tickets now on sale
• Pearl Jam coming to Columbia’s Colonial Life Arena
• Wendy’s testing new vegetarian Black Bean Burger in Columbia
• Bend and a beer: Yoga classes and craft breweries team up
• Shop Around: Barber brings shop to Five Points
• Gonzales Gardens residents won’t miss ‘violence and stuff’ after complex is torn down
• Custom street signs stolen from Old Shandon neighborhood
• Columbia man charged in Lexington stabbing, robberies
• Citizens watchdog group will get say in what it needs for Richland penny tax oversight
• 4 Midlands schools in running for award
• Two Richland County bridges to be replaced by June
• Boil water advisory issued for poultry plant in West Columbia
• Seven killed on S.C. roadways over the weekend
• Fate of flood-damaged TitleMax building still up in the air
• Panthers game gives 8-year-old girl a gift she’ll never forget
• Drug seizure money key to Greenville County Sheriff's Office K-9s, aircraft operations
• Giving help, getting help