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January 26, 2016

• Astronaut Ronald McNair: A brilliant life cut short
• Morning Buzz: Lawmakers tackle roads, Syrian refugees, SC State this week
• Carrera’s banner night sparks Gamecocks win over Mississippi State
• Guns, other items stolen from unlocked cars in Kershaw County
• Baseball notebook: An update on USC’s health, including Wil Crowe
• Newberry girls hand Keenan first region loss of season
• Williamson’s last-second shot propels Airport past Brookland-Cayce
• Cloninger: Gamecocks take the simple approach
• Tuesday’s Midlands high school basketball scores
• Godwin: Let’s try listening to each other on guns
• Fellow coaches praise Hall of Famer Joe Turbeville, who passed away
• Scoppe: A few corrections on SC Gov Nikki Haley’s State of the State address
• Senate finance panel weighs $400 million in tax cuts as part of roads deal
• Senators advance bill protecting people who film police
• SC State wants $12 million loan forgiven
• Loaded handgun discovered in carry-on at Columbia Airport
• In-home caregiver charged with abusing elderly client
• Letters: Textbooks should top SC school funding list
• Letters: Obama shows what we don’t need in a president
• Letters: Confederate flag consultants surely were paid too much
• Will USC’s new bats have more hits in them?
• South Carolina vs. Mississippi State: Updates from Colonial Life Arena
• The rise and fall of textiles in South Carolina
• South Carolina’s Brandon Wilds will go to NFL Combine
• Voter registration deadline for SC’s Democratic presidential primary is Wednesday
• Kansas safety Isaiah Simmons set to visit Clemson this weekend
• SC House measure aims to limit ceremony, keep chamber on task
• Clemson opens 2016 football season at Auburn
• South Carolina High School Basketball Coaches Polls
• Newberry’s Yafari Werts awaits word from Gamecocks
• Holbrook: Brandon McIlwain to focus on baseball in spring if he is a starter
• Music in the Midlands: Where to catch two free concerts this week
• Dancer Kate Harpootlian returns to Columbia with Shaping Sound
• Food & drink notes: Idiot’s party, new Tex Mex in Vista
• What’s good here: 2gingers Indian cuisine
• Bottoms up: ‘State Stout’ – in kegs, in bottles and (almost) ready to serve
• New date announced for Jackson Browne’s Columbia concert
• SC unemployment rate stayed at 5.5 percent during December
• Making something special
• Mayor Benjamin outlines ambitious goals in State of Columbia speech
• Zeigler named Chapin police chief
• Flood-damaged Five Points post office fully open for first time since historic storm
• Red Bank residents happy end to well pollution in sight
• Lexington 1 offices on lockdown after possible burglary suspects escape nearby
• Federal jury finds 2 Midlands men guilty of operating gambling ring
• Suspect identified in shooting near Dorn VA hospital
• Coroner identifies suspect shot, killed in barber shop armed robbery
• Kershaw County deputies charge two after they clock vehicle driving 111 mph
• Fort Jackson to conduct prescribed burn near Leesburg, Semmes roads
• Inmate sought after walking away from Rock Hill facility
• Feds protecting South Carolina waters for endangered whales
• Making way for Five points student center
• COOK’S CALENDAR: Chicken bog, Black Tie FROST at EdVenture, Little Black Dresses in Leesville
• How an Upstate woman carved a niche with organic spices