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December 29, 2021

• Shane Beamer finalist for Steve Spurrier Award given to nation’s top first-year coach
• SC industry that sparked thousands of odor complaints fined $1.1 million by EPA
• Chick-fil-A Classic: Liberty Heights picks up two wins in two different states
• Where South Carolina Gamecocks stand with 5-star basketball prospect GG Jackson
• More shaking in Midlands with another earthquake. It was among the strongest to hit
• SC’s Graham reaches across aisle to praise Harry Reid for keeping Charleston port ‘alive’
• Shane Beamer reveals Gamecocks’ COVID situation 24 hours before bowl game vs UNC
• South Carolina’s Josh Vann not ready to make decision on where he’ll be in 2022
• How No. 1 South Carolina’s 12-0 non-conference start built confidence for SEC slate
• South Carolina women’s basketball’s next home game postponed due to COVID-19 impacts
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in South Carolina. Winner hasn’t come forward yet
• Final thoughts, prediction for Duke’s Mayo Bowl between South Carolina and UNC
• South Carolina vs North Carolina 2021 bowl game kickoff time, odds, streaming, TV
• McMaster should follow Trump’s example on COVID vaccine
• Everything Shane Beamer said about Gamecocks’ COVID-19 situation ahead of bowl game
• Despite season struggles, Swinney upbeat about Tigers heading into Cheez-It Bowl
• SC schools employee to plead guilty in $550K scheme to buy video cameras for remote learning
• From Queens to City Hall: Steve Benjamin wraps up historic run as Columbia’s mayor
• Community mourns Lake Wateree restaurant after ‘devastating’ fire destroys building
• Free coffee and donuts for blood donors this January
• Dutch Fork High School mourns death of former football player, officials say
• From family stores to college bars, these Columbia-area businesses closed in 2021
• Coronavirus omicron updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on Dec. 29
• Nearly 12,000 new coronavirus cases, 56 deaths reported in SC over Christmas break
• SC hospitals see rise in hospitalizations as omicron becomes dominant COVID strain in state
• Here’s where you can get a COVID test, vaccine in Columbia this week after the holidays
• 150 new jobs are opening at this Richland County brewery — but you have to apply soon