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January 29, 2016

• ‘The Longhouse is cold’ – Catawba Indian Nation assistant chief laid to rest
• Hole opened by snow is tip of the iceberg for western York County highway
• Kloman keeping Winthrop basketball in tune
• Did Panthers Pride Rally live up to expectations?
• Lancaster County Council chairman to step down in fall
• Fort Mill will Dab on Main for the Panthers Saturday
• Church News from York, Chester, Lancaster counties: Saturday, Jan. 30
• Love on the spectrum: How autism brought one couple together
• Checking the facts from GOP debate
• Lancaster County man’s death from airbag prompts lawsuit, national recall
• Winthrop art professor challenged his students to ‘dig deeper’
• One dead, one injured in Rock Hill crash
• After ‘unspoken’ Clemson career, Byers ready to take shot at NFL
• America needs an anger management class
• Winthrop expects to save $526,000 with bond refinancing
• Fort Mill pastor to make good on Panthers promise
• York County looking into Carolina Water contract
• River Hills/Lake Wylie Lions poster contest winners named
• Lake Wylie resident wants one more look at development site
• Historic Brattonsville marks African-American journey in Carolina Piedmont
• A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline on stage Feb. 4 in Clover
• AARP to begin free tax return service in Fort Mill for all ages starting Feb. 2
• Lake Wylie Scout knows the ropes to Eagle project success
• IRS offers tax help for those who self-file
• As temperatures fall, need for services rises
• Suspect nabbed in 2012 armed robbery at Rock Hill hotel