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August 18, 2020

• Pedestrian dies in Columbia hospital hours after being hit by vehicle, coroner says
• What to make of USC’s complete 2020 football schedule: Where are the pressure points?
• Clyburn promises tailgate absentee ballot parties as USPS delays controversial changes
• Muschamp optimistic as SEC presses forward: ‘Thank goodness we’re playing football’
• How ESPN’s FPI metric projects the Gamecocks to finish with new schedule
• South Carolina opens camp. Ryan Hilinski shares early focus, who’s standing out
• Yes, SC mask laws can help reduce COVID-19. Here are the 3 lessons to take from that
• Florida defensive lineman thinks Gamecocks could use him to the best of his ability
• He’s one of Clemson’s best defenders. But maybe, just maybe, he can help at WR too
• Clemson’s Danny Ford calls 2020 football season ‘a gamble that you can’t lose’
• Clemson legend CJ Spiller joins Tigers coaching staff
• Lane closure means no traffic in or out for miles on busy stretch of Midlands highway
• Richland 1 to add coveted academic program to two middle schools
• Radar finds potential clues to where former vice president’s SC slaves could be buried
• Downtown Columbia road closed after power line is knocked down in crash, police say
• Twin brothers killed in overnight car crash, Columbia police say
• ‘God help us all’ if Democrats win Senate, SC’s Graham says as his race gets tighter
• USC introduces rapid coronavirus saliva testing for students, faculty and staff
• Richland County sheriff’s deputy suspended after domestic violence arrest
• Columbia holds off on curfew but aims to shut down house parties as students return
• Columbia has a new holiday as city council votes to recognize Juneteenth
• State temporarily blocks SC water rate increase as Blue Granite seeks hike
• Columbia City Council to vote on making Juneteenth a city holiday
• Roadwork begins near new Midlands elementary school
• Coronavirus live updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on Aug. 18
• Low case count streak continues in SC as health officials report less than 700 cases