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February 10, 2016

• Letters: Protect US from terrorists, immigrants
• Clemson target WR Amari Rodgers to pick school this weekend
• Shooting victim’s family pleads for public’s help in solving 4-year-old case
• South Carolina vs. LSU: Updates from Colonial Life Arena
• Wide receiver Shaq Davidson no longer with Gamecocks
• Letters: Chapin mayor shouldn’t have chased off police chief
• USC shortstop Marcus Mooney ready to put last season behind him
• Brent Venables named national recruiter of the year
• From ‘Who’s he?’ to potential first-round draft pick
• What New Hampshire results mean for SC: Sanders can claim momentum
• New Myrtle Beach go-kart amusement park set for summer opening
• Women’s Olympic Marathon Trials a proud moment in Columbia sports history
• What N.H. results mean for SC: Trump seeks to start winning streak
• Report: SC’s Jim Clyburn weighs endorsing Hillary Clinton
• Swansea’s Chance Walker signs with Newberry
• Columbia police: $164,000 of marijuana seized at home near Leesburg Road
• Seneca ordered to explain PR firm emails in Hammond family suit
• Super PAC plans anti-Trump blitz in SC ahead of primary
• Equestrians ask Myrtle Beach council to reconsider riding on the beach ban
• CBS announces Greenville debate criteria
• Sunday alcohol vote clears first hurdle in Hartsville
• Added $200 million would stop decay of S.C. roads, bridges, senators told
• Bryant boosts Lexington over South Aiken in overtime
• Presidential race turns to SC
• Live updates from the SC presidential primaries – Feb. 10
• Tuesday’s Midlands high school basketball scores
• Seventh isn’t enough for Hammond to top Cardinal Newman
• Countdown SC
• ESPN: Gamecocks’ signing class an SEC surprise
• Brandon McIlwain reveals USC football jersey number
• No. 2 Gamecocks not dwelling on first loss of season
• House panel approves $40 million in flood aid for farmers
• SC needs billions to fix state’s interstates
• Muschamp’s first impression goes a long way with Bryan Edwards
• Klan, Citizens Councils posed intimidating opposition to equal rights
• SC House Democratic leader backs Clinton in presidential primary
• Sunday is final day to check out newest technologies at Columbia Boat Show
• 12 flowers and what they mean in your Valentine’s bouquet
• ‘Creative Couples’ exhibit explores life with another artist
• Go Columbia: Movies opening this weekend, plus other best bets
• In time for Valentine’s, a free cooking class for two
• Real estate transactions
• Pet of the week: Elisa
• Shop Around: Aflac buildings sold on Devine Street
• EXCLUSIVE: Lawsuit might undo huge tax breaks for student housing
• Airport High School to resume normal schedule Thursday, some classes to be relocated
• County Councilman pleads guilty to failure to pay income taxes
• Tax cheat to rat out Richland County ex-deputies
• Richland County deputies searching for burglary suspect who stole vehicle, broke into home
• Cruz adds rally in Fort Mill to Thursday stop in York Co.
• Update: Bush campaigning in Sun City today + video
• No snow, but plenty of freezing temperatures ahead for Columbia
• Deputies charge Camden man with trafficking after finding 2 ounces of heroin, other drugs
• Send us your summer camps
• Police: Husband killed wife in apartment, then jumped to his death
• Rock Hill teen pleads guilty to setting fire that killed 14-month-old brother
• Shooting shatters windows of home, Richland County deputies searching for suspects
• SC greens disappointed in Supreme Court carbon ruling
• Midlands people and achievements: Betsy Gray
• County will waive Gonzales Gardens demolition waste fees if city commits funds to project
• Urban Fresh Farms brings indoor hydroponic farming to downtown Columbia
• Pinckney’s widow: Daughters must live without ‘sense of fear’
• Charleston developer scales back plans for Cardinal Newman site
• No charges filed in case of shot, blind dog