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February 3, 2016

• Kiel Pollard signs: ‘It was South Carolina the whole time’
• Byrnes’ Chavis Dawkins signs with South Carolina, his ‘dream school’
• S.C. House taking off week of Feb. 15
• S.Congaree woman wanted for false sex assault claim
• Confederate flag leaves the SC State House
• Gamecocks land wide receiver Korey Banks
• Top JUCO corner Jamarcus King signs with Gamecocks
• Evan Hinson makes it official, signs with USC
• Athletic prospect Sadarius Hutcherson makes it official, signs with USC
• Robert Tucker excited for opportunity with Gamecocks
• Fort Dorchester’s John Simpson picks Clemson over Florida, LSU
• WR recruit has Georgia tattoo, but he’s a Gamecock now
• Exclusive: Rubio eyes SC surprise in GOP primary
• Strong first half propels Blythewood to win, top of region standings
• Tuesday’s Midlands high school basketball scores
• Gamecocks throw away opportunity at Georgia
• SC voters today older, more diverse than in 2008
• Fight heating up over a proposed coal ash landfill in Upstate
• Columbia school donates half of fundraising profits to schools that suffered from flood
• 4 Midlands school districts hold teacher recruitment fairs this weekend
• After Spring Valley SRO incident, Richland 2 forming Student Advisory Council
• Guglielmone: SC Catholics dedicated to educating the whole child
• NC O-lineman Will Putnam officially signs with USC
• Defensive lineman Dennis Wonnum is officially a Gamecock
• Rico Dowdle first to sign with Gamecocks as National Signing Day gets under way
• D-lineman Aaron Thompson signs with Gamecocks
• Asheville lineman Pete Leota officially a Gamecock
• Gamecocks land big commitment from DT Stephon Taylor
• Former USC commit Lloyd Cushenberry signs with LSU
• Panthers bring comforts of Carolina to Super Bowl 50
• VIDEOS: USC football coach Will Muschamp comments on 2016 signees
• More may be asked of Staley’s starters
• Clemson reloads with three defensive backs
• Letters: People should be thankful for Obama
• Letters: Clinton has this all worked out
• Letters: Trump’s sound and fury signify nothing
• TJ Brunson wants Muschamp’s first class to make its mark
• Rico Dowdle: Under-the-radar RB could be crown jewel of USC’s class
• USC president: Do not pit K-12 against higher education
• Tucker Hipps lawsuits consolidated
• Blythewood’s Khris Pam chooses Presbyterian
• South Carolina Basketball Coaches Polls
• With Clemson recruiting more nationally, head-to-head in-state battles with USC are rare
• Cruz follows Iowa win with stop in SC and Duncan endorsement
• SC superdelegate sticks with O'Malley, keeping options open
• Cardinal Newman rebounds with rout of Ben Lippen
• Editorial: Don’t let Richland penny-tax scandal taint Midlands bus system
• Bios: South Carolina Class of 2016 football signees
• What’s Good Here? Blaze Pizza in Harbison
• Go Columbia: Movies opening this weekend, plus other best bets
• Some pre-Super Bowl festivities for kids, adults
• Zika virus reported in Dallas was transmitted during sex, authorities say
• Food & drink notes: New restaurants, brunch in Five Points
• Charleston’s Chef Mike Lata to guest at Curtis Stone’s Beverly Hills restaurant to benefit future farmers
• A feast for Mardi Gras
• Pet of the week: Pennelope
• Is Rock Hill America’s 2nd-sexiest city?
• Midlands people and achievements: Hal Stevenson
• Walmart seeking 200 to staff new store in Darlington
• Taboo sex shop faces closure; owner seeking way to stay open
• Tornado confirmed in Lexington County amid heavy rain, high winds
• John Few elected as new S.C. Supreme Court associate justice
• Archaeologists find historic roadway uncovered by October flooding
• Burroughs & Chapin Co. announce plans for transforming Broadway at the Beach
• Sumter police searching for attempted murder suspect
• Columbia police make arrest in USC sexual assault case
• Academy Sports treats YMCA kids to Carolina Panthers shopping spree
• Baseball stadium contract restricts city’s control of events at new ballpark