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February 5, 2016

• Large crowd expected for Trump rally in Florence
• Midlands High School basketball players of Week
• Midlands High School Basketball Teams of the Week
• Cruz, Clinton winning SC money fight
• SEC Women’s Tournament Watch: Gamecocks look poised for No. 1 seed
• South Carolina vs. UConn officially a sellout
• Two from USC’s recruiting class named Parade All-Americans
• USC O-line target plans spring game announcement
• ESPN, SEC Network plan blanket coverage of USC-UConn
• Midlands coaches reflects how far his ex-players Josh Norman and Mike Tolbert have come
• The Two Towers: Coates, Wilson lead way over Kentucky
• VIDEO: USC’s Khadijah Sessions’ 70-foot shot No. 1 on ESPN top plays list
• BMW an economic machine for SC
• Kasich to make campaign swing through Grand Strand area
• Lifelong USC fan Chavis Dawkins thrilled to be a Gamecock
• SEC Tournament Watch
• Thursday’s Midlands High School scoreboard
• Midlands High School basketball stat leaders
• Cloninger: Now we can talk about it
• Male victim taken to hospital following Thursday night shooting in Hopkins
• Six Midlands basketball players picked for SC-NC All-Star game
• Lucas: Bluffton 'Idol' hopeful lands in the Top 24
• Arts Planner: A discussion of beauty, Picasso and a romcom
• Bottoms Up: The State Stout Taste Test
• Matters of faith
• Shop Around: Granger Owings Bespoke to open next month
• Midlands people and achievements: Daniel Casillas
• Woodyard Fund: Mother sought assistance after son’s surgery
• Are the Panthers South Carolina’s team?
• Taboo purges its shelves, removes ‘adult’ from its name to stay open
• SCHP: Alcohol a factor in early Friday fatal collision, victim identified
• City offers small business owners no-interest loans for flood recovery
• Murder-suicide prompted changes in USC’s campus security
• Grumpy Cat endorses Carolina Panthers for Super Bowl win
• Deputies: Lancaster man died playing Russian roulette with revolver
• Giving help, getting help
• Consultants facilitate ways for folks to ‘fall in love with’ Columbia