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February 21, 2016

• No-cut policy beneficial to prep tennis players and coaches
• SC win would be redemption for Clinton after ’08 loss
• Busy Columbiana Centre brought to standstill after reports of shots fired, 2 suspects sought
• SEC Tournament Watch
• How Trump won the SC GOP primary
• Trump wins S.C. GOP primary
• What the SC results mean to the GOP race
• SC GOP primary returns - county-by-county
• Beaufort’s Cummings wins 3 golds despite migraine
• Former USC RBs coach Everette Sands lands new gig
• The winners and losers
• GOP contest sets S.C. presidential primary ballot record
• Blythewood picks up the pace in playoff win over Gaffney
• Pharoh Cooper eager for chance to shine at NFL Combine
• South Carolina’s Cliney quickly learning in Staley’s system
• Gunman kills six in shootings at car dealership, restaurant
• Seawright: SC Democratic Party looks like South Carolina
• South Carolina sweeps Albany with 8-1 victory in finale
• Jane Sanders on SC primary and Bernie’s presidential campaign
• Monday letters: Clinton could learn from Socrates
• Monday letters: Clinton can get things done
• Monday letters: Clinton and Sanders would make a great ticket
• Monday letters: SC Equality made wrong choice on endorsement
• Hamlin makes bold move to win the closest Daytona 500 ever
• Greenville’s Buffalo Soldier laid to rest
• NFL Combine preview: Five key story lines
• Saturday’s high school basketball playoff scores and schedule
• Keenan boys basketball rolls past Strom Thurmond despite sloppy start
• Strong Bond spurs Irmo playoff win over Summerville
• Arts Planner: Healing art, Beethoven and David Bowie
• Real estate transactions
• Columbia’s latest try at landlord oversight draws wider support
• Fund helps keep utilities on for three generations
• Fund helps keep utilities on for three generations
• Columbiana Centre reopens after Saturday night shooting
• One hospitalized after shooting at Richland County bar
• Columbia outdoors calendar, Feb. 21 and beyond
• Participants, Feb. 21