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January 3, 2016

• Deputies: Suspect cuts off own pinky finger in stabbing incident that left another man injured
• Gamecocks crush Arkansas, begin SEC play 1-0
• Beinstock: Let’s rethink how we measure education, success
• Colley departs Gamecock women’s basketball
• Gamecocks in final two for former Kentucky commit
• Duke officials: Lake Wylie water level ‘stabilizing’ after days of rainfall
• Lexington 2 may opt for smaller new school
• Powerball jackpot expected to grow to $400 million
• USC’s James Holderman: From president to criminal
• South Carolina vs. Arkansas: Updates from Colonial Life Arena
• Underdog Clemson can play the disrespect card one final time
• Nothing foul about 13-0: Gamecocks’ line prowess keeps them undefeated
• Saturday’s Midlands High School basketball scores
• Cruz relishes image as a tough outsider – and so do his supporters
• Monday letters: Wilson is right to fight EPA
• Monday letters: Make parents deal with problem students
• Monday letters: Expand SC anti-bullying law
• 5 Questions with Broadway veteran Paul Canaan
• 5 questions with Broadway veteran Paul Canaan
• Real estate transactions
• Go Columbia: Our event picks, week of Jan. 4 and beyond
• Fund helps aunt with custody of three
• Columbia’s year ahead in arts and entertainment
• Columbia outdoors calendar, Jan. 2 and beyond
• Upstate expert: Strong SC home price gains sign of recovering market
• At Riverbanks, new digs for sea lions and an interactive children’s garden
• Flu claims eight lives so far in SC
• FOREST LAKE: Pavlovich Ballet School hopes to return to Forest Lake studio next month
• LAKE KATHERINE: Residents eager for flooded neighbors to return – and many plan to do so
• PINE GLEN: Some flood-damaged homes won’t be rebuilt
• One dead after crash near Elgin
• Yemassee monkey facility targeted by federal investigation after reports of dead, injured animals
• Suspect’s mother returns iPhone after armed robbery
• Motorcycle crash leads to murder investigation in Richland County