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October 22, 2019

• Missing $10,000 ‘champion’ Bichon Frise dog has been found, South Carolina police say
• The latest on South Carolina running back Rico Dowdle’s injury
• Muschamp: Ryan Hilinski was ‘best he’s looked’ at latest practice since injury
• ‘Just run angry’: How South Carolina’s run game has emerged as key to offense
• South Carolina still waiting for answers from SEC on officiating concerns
• NCAA hands down penalty after South Carolina self-reports ‘impermissible contact’
• Will Muschamp talks deep balls vs Florida: ‘You’ve got to hit one, two’
• Nuclear workers hospitalized; Columbia plant runs afoul of safety rules - again
• Richland County will hold a special election on New Year’s Eve. Will anyone show up?
• Trump compares impeachment to lynching days before visit to SC historically black college
• Injury updates on two Clemson starting defenders for Boston College
• How a steak dinner with Dabo helped Clemson’s kicker get back on track
• Buttigieg focus groups found being gay ‘a barrier’ for some black South Carolina voters
• Midlands high school football stat leaders after Week 8
• Columbia City Council Candidate Questionnaire: Councilman Moe Baddourah (District 3)
• ‘Whipping’ and ‘spanking’ have no place in South Carolina
• Child has ‘permanent injuries’ after getting wrong injection at SC hospital, suit says
• Who should be Midlands’ Week 8 football player of the week? Vote here and tell us
• USA Today: Where Gamecocks coach Will Muschamp’s salary, buyout stack up in the SEC
• This South Carolina freshman ‘continues to improve every single week’
• SC Senate Republicans strip exceptions for rape, incest out of heartbeat abortion ban
• Body of missing 5-year-old Sumter girl found in landfill. ‘Weight is lifted,’ dad says
• Columbia man identified as pedestrian killed in hit & run on interstate, coroner says
• Harbison area restaurant set to reopen days after fire damaged building
• Hot yoga studio opens wellness cafe at new Rosewood ‘collective’
• The State is replacing Saturday print edition with expanded Friday, Sunday papers