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March 23, 2016

• S.C. House approves $1,000 reward for killing coyotes
• Haley to feds: Stop sending plutonium to SC
• SC Senate passes state registry of refugees
• Candidate filings in Richland and Lexington counties Wednesday
• Haley continues pressuring House to pass Senate’s road-repair plan
• Changes to Gamecocks’ uniforms could happen under Will Muschamp
• Chris Moody returns to USC; Muschamp eyes progress in secondary
• South Carolina baseball’s lineup taking shape
• Family: Parris Island says recruit jumped to his death
• South Carolina quarterback battle looks different after Week 1
• Bryson Allen-Williams poised to live up to potential under Muschamp
• Tuesday’s Midlands high school scores
• South Carolina women lead NCAA tournament (by far) in attendance
• Jerry Brown rejoins coaching ranks, lands job in Midlands
• Letters: Graham shouldn’t dismiss GOP voters
• Letters: Delgado doesn’t understand Jesus
• For slain SC officer, ‘protect and serve were written into his DNA’
• Letters: US Senate should confirm or reject Judge Garland
• South Carolina-Ole Miss baseball series: How to watch, game details
• ESPN: Muschamp’s 2017 recruiting class at USC could surprise
• PR firm ordered to turn over all documents in Zachary Hammond case
• California quarterback prospect recaps visit to South Carolina
• Editorial: House needs to correct flaws in Senate roads plan
• A.C. Flora assistant Dustin Curtis named football coach at Westwood
• Southern Tide founder identified as homeowner who shot alleged intruder
• Wando standout receiver still formulating top schools list
• US Justice gets $34 million in medical false claim settlement; Columbia pharmacist gets $5.4 million
• Rock Hill High grad looks ahead after ‘Voice’
• 5 things that should be on your bucket list for spring in Columbia
• 4 ways to enjoy Lake Murray this spring and summer
• Inaugural season opening of the Columbia Fireflies
• Looking for a summer camp in the Midlands? Check out these offerings
• For Columbia’s foodies: Bake sale, chocolate and champagne, new restaurants
• Try these lean, green drinks in Columbia for spring
• 5 places to eat outdoors this spring in Columbia
• A Beer Mile, a musical and a 30-year-old movie among offbeat Columbia events, March 24-30
• How I Go Columbia: Jeremy Addy of Craig Reagin Clothiers
• Fundraiser set for a big Fourth of July at Lake Murray
• Pet of the week: Monique
• Faith draws congregation together after fire destroys church
• Midlands people and achievements: Nancy L. Smith
• Fix Fort Jackson’s dilapidated barracks, S.C. lawmakers tell Army
• GHS: We'll be back in the black later this year
• Want to rate Columbia cops? Now you can, by text message
• EXCLUSIVE: State plans to open public gun range in Columbia area
• Girl’s uncle takes on alleged bully at middle school, police say
• Students advocate proposed ‘Sierra’s Law’ in honor of slain teen
• EXCLUSIVE: Forest Lake Gardens, in danger of closing after flood, now there to stay
• US judge, citing grandchildren, gives mercy to longtime Midlands sports bookie
• Mother arrested after leaving 2-year-old home alone, deputies say
• Richland Sheriff’s Department now has three mobile gizmos
• State House rally seeks respect for all
• Special election to fill vacant Richland council seat set
• St. Patrick’s festivities draw big crowd and few arrests this year
• Review: The best headphones for running
• Call issued for O-negative blood donations