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October 21, 2015

• Apple Watch could soon predict seizures
• Personal Finance: 3 questions for every investor
• Public meeting will give updates on Knowledge Park
• Cops buy new bike for Rock Hill boy injured in crash
• Luke Basha fantasy football: stock up for bye weeks
• Car buyers, student loans fuel record US consumer borrowing
• Hawgs of the Week: York’s Victor and Indian Land’s Brigman
• Vols basketball coach Rick Barnes seeks fresh start at Tennessee
• Pender wins over ex-candidate to return to Rock Hill City Council
• Overturned tractor-trailer closes ramp to Anderson Road from I-77
• DHEC orders repairs for 3 Chester County dams
• Local NFL players roundup: Watson turns back the clock with huge night
• Rock Hill’s Tori Gurley thriving in Canadian football
• Benghazi takes stage with Clinton testimony
• High school football stat leaders headed into Week 9
• Children and guns
• Winthrop sees value of critical thinking
• South Pointe sweeps Region 3-3A cross country meet on home course
• Local riverkeeper, water experts to present at Winthrop conference
• Clover schools plan meetings for proposed elementary, middle rezoning
• York schools seek to ‘box out bullying’
• Finding school bus drivers is a challenge
• Lake Wylie wants in on county economic development board
• Rock Hill man pleads guilty to embezzling from nonprofit employer
• Rock Hill man accused of stabbing brother
• Two arrested after cocaine found during Rock Hill traffic stop