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July 28, 2021

• Want to have a ‘normal’ school year? Wear your mask, get vaccinated, says SC’s Spearman
• Let parents make decision whether to mask their child in school, SC Gov. McMaster says
• ‘Suddenly scrambling’ as protections run out, over half of SC renters fear eviction
• SLED has ‘active investigation’ involving former Clemson player
• 3 arrested at protest over death of Black man pepper-sprayed, tased in jail, SC cops say
• How 2022 commitments are falling in line with Clemson’s recent recruiting classes
• How good can DJ Uiagalelei be for Clemson this season? ‘Expectations are sky high’
• Jeadyn Lukus commits to Clemson: 5 facts about Tigers’ first 5-star commit of 2022
• State officials continue warning about western fire smoke in SC and health risks
• SC investing nearly $15M into early childhood education from federal COVID relief
• Don’t want to get a ticket in Lexington County? Don’t speed on these roads this week
• What expansion might mean for SEC divisions, future South Carolina football schedules
• Gamecock wins gold! Allisha Gray, Team USA on top in 3-on-3 basketball
• Motorcycle rider killed in crash with pickup truck on Midlands road, SC cops say
• SC has the 4th highest rates in the US for these two sexually transmitted diseases
• Highway crumbles following heavy rain in South Carolina, photos show
• 5 people injured, including two critically, in shooting in South Carolina, cops say
• Midlands voters voice redistricting concerns to SC senators. How you can participate
• What will SEC look like with Texas, Oklahoma? Mike Leach has ideas, unique perspective
• Trying to right historical racial injustice simply increases present-day bigotry
• Gamecock D-line target sets commitment date. He previews his decision here
• Here is what home buyers can do with $250,000 in the Rosewood neighborhood
• Jury ruled Rowland guilty of Josephson’s death. Why he didn’t face SC’s death penalty
• ‘Armed and dangerous’ man wanted for murder in SC arrested 900 miles away, cops say
• Lions and tigers and beers, oh my! Popular event returns to Riverbanks Zoo & Garden
• A puppy had rabies, now anyone who had contact with it is urged to call a doctor
• New Lake Murray building restrictions could affect large portion of Lexington County
• New apartments coming to downtown Columbia in historic, mid-century modern building
• St. Pat’s at Five Points is coming back in 2022 after canceling two years in a row
• House built before the Declaration of Independence up for sale in the Midlands
• Popular Five Points restaurant reinstates mask requirement, other COVID precautions
• Vote for your favorite local businesses for The State’s Best 2021
• Columbia election notes: Devine preps kickoff; Johnson pushing health officer post
• SC councilman casts deciding vote to honor himself with $60M building name
• Richland, Lexington counties have high COVID transmission rates again. What’s it mean?
• A new specialty dessert shop is coming to Lexington this fall
• Just one Midlands hospital rated among the best in South Carolina in new rankings