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September 4, 2020

• Midlands school districts report students, faculty test positive for coronavirus
• Here’s how many cases of coronavirus are in SC K-12 schools as of Sept. 4
• How Columbia’s Jordan Anderson juggles being a NASCAR driver and team owner
• USC could run out of space to quarantine students as COVID-19 spreads, doctor warns
• Clemson athletics jumps from 0 positive COVID-19 tests to nearly 20 in a week
• It’s technically a battle, but Gamecocks QB competition seems nothing but cordial
• Lou Holtz to be given Presidential Medal of Freedom by Donald Trump
• What the timeline for South Carolina picking its starting QB could look like
• She went 6 years between LPGA Tour wins. Now SC’s Austin Ernst having strong 2020
• South Carolina men’s soccer to press forward with fall season. What it might look like
• NAACP launches advertising campaign in SC to increase Black voter turnout
• Gamecocks missing junior college running back, two-position defender in practice
• Clemson picked to win ACC in 2020, buoyed by league’s top two players
• Recruiting during COVID-19 isn’t easy, but here’s what Frank Martin likes about it
• Luke Doty helping at a new position. Muschamp breaks down QB performance in scrimmage
• The Jim Hamilton-L.B. Owens Airport continues to play a major role in our community
• 3 Lexington schools shut down as law enforcement searches for 2 suspects in area
• New owner revives downtown Columbia gift shop that recently closed
• Sports bar with big crowd near USC gets visit from sheriff’s deputies
• She’s struggled to pay rent. Now this Richland councilwoman wants to help others
• Coronavirus live updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on Sept. 4
• USC reports more than 400 new active coronavirus cases; total climbs to 1,443
• South Carolina reports highest daily COVID case count since July
• MUSC picked to participate in COVID-19 vaccine trial
• Double pay wasn’t enough to keep COVID nurses staffed, so SC hospital upped the ante
• Former Columbia councilman makes restaurant comeback with new Badd Boys Cafe