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April 28, 2016

• SC teacher on leave after controversial letter
• No. 1 Florida baseball has a ton of talent, but so do Gamecocks
• Remains of missing Spartanburg woman found in Berkeley County
• Clyburn brings Confederate flag debate to Capitol Hill
• Spurrier ranks second in SEC history for first-round picks
• Report: USC women’s assistant a possibility for Vandy job
• Nikki Haley says she’ll help Obama find the money to keep Guantanamo open
• Some of our recent favorites from cartoonist Robert Ariail
• Clemson looking to restock at safety with Daniel Wright
• Precious Caldwell steps down as Richland Northeast girls basketball coach
• Lexington County man who sexually assaulted 11-year-old at gunpoint sentenced
• Former court deputy pleads guilty to attempted blackmail of York Co. sheriff
• Rock Hill police: Assistant principal threatened to ruin school record of his sex crime victim
• Hilton Head gun cleaning leads to woman’s wounding
• River Bluff opens baseball postseason with 10-0 rout of Wando
• Fireflies top Legends for sixth win in seven games
• Confederate flag will fly at The Citadel, for now
• S.C. Senate to unveil portrait of Clementa Pinckney next month
• SC blacks, whites agree: Both are to blame for poor race relations; both must change
• Gene Cone’s perfect swing a boost for Gamecocks baseball
• Fans to celebrate the late Dale Earnhardt’s birthday Friday
• Editorial: Thanks to Sparkleberry volunteers for supporting schools
• Letters: Driving distracted isn’t a right
• Letters: EdVenture was a big disappointment
• Countdown to Saturday: 3 things to know about SC Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival
• Get ready for a weekend of fun at Sparkleberry Country Fair
• Pet of the week: Beanie
• People and Achievements: Greg Redmond honored by Dominion
• Caterpillar closings in Newberry, Ridgeway to cost 400 jobs
• Shop Around: Pop-up beer gardens coming to Columbia
• Richland County Penny Tax program in jeopardy as state suspends deposits
• Mill village residents lay out vision for Granby, Olympia and Whaley neighborhoods
• Senate approves $4 billion road-repair plan
• Next steps will come at Richland taxpayers’ expense in penny tax dispute
• Exclusive: Fort Jackson to train 2,000 more soldiers annually, add 210 jobs
• Don’t need your pills anymore? Police asking for prescription meds on Drug Take-Back Day
• Richland Council meets Friday to discuss ongoing penny tax dispute
• 10 actors with biggest box office declines