Friday, Aug. 1

• U.S. asks for 4x400m record to be re-examined
• White Sox swoop for Ken Griffey Jr
• Stressed banks borrow record amount from Fed
• Oil company profits soar, but Exxon disappoints
• GM investors brace for brutal Q2 results
• Unconvinced by economic growth? Blame the deflator
• The last word in astrology: 8/01/08
• Retief Goosen flies high at Firestone
• Batman may bow down to "Mummy"
• Britney Spears' dad still in charge
• "Sex and the City" for teens? Critics slam "Gossip Girl"
• Katy Perry's summer anthem tops chart for 6th week
• Pam Anderson on the loose in pointless show
• World's oldest joke traced back to 1900 BC
• Frustrated music lovers have a score to settle
• Injured Maria Sharapova withdraws from Olympics
• CBS posts higher profit on gain but cuts outlook
• "Traveling Pants" sequel a comfortable fit
• Federer defeat opens way for Nadal
• Rowling to publish wizarding fairytales for charity
• UK's Brown in slump, new leader won't help: poll
• Panthers' defensive coordinator shortens playbook
• Letter to the Editor: Better health requires lifestyle changes
• Tell Willie: 8/1/08
• Guantanamo court holds secret session
• Letter to the Editor: What great sportsmanship is all about
• Oconee, Pickens, Anderson 4 students receive portion of $767 million in scholarships
• Arrests: 8/1/08
• Letter to the Editor: Speaking out on sewer issue
• Netanyahu demands election to replace Olmert
• Dodgers grab Manny Ramirez in three-team deal
• No showdown, just outcry, seen at Yahoo meeting
• Hitmen kill six, including kids, in western Mexico
• Judge: Congress can subpoena Bush aides
• Horror on Canadian bus as man beheaded
• McCain camp accuses Obama of playing race card
• Bush holds out prospect of Iraq troop cuts
• New York man arrested for YouTube baby food threat
• U.N. Darfur text sends wrong signal on genocide: U.S.
• House approves higher education bill
• Newark's Star-Ledger could be sold
• Karadzic appears at U.N. court, says fears for life
• Eight die in Minnesota plane crash
• Sen. Stevens pleads not guilty to hiding gifts
• NYPD calls on citizens for amateur video evidence
• Inkster upstages younger women at British Open
• Elizabeth Taylor in hospital but said "fine"

Thursday, July 31

• Peppers speaks: Panthers DE stronger, fitter
• Hudson hopes for a 'miracle'
• Braves end 5-game skid, beating Cardinals 9-4
• U.S., Israel discuss diplomatic push on Iran
• China mine disasters kill 20, landslide buries 10
• Computer games could get cinema-style ratings
• District 1 takes first loss in extras
• Even in tough times, Clemson’s Leggett is thinking of others
• Is Spurrier really that desperate?
• SWU volleyball to leave Tuesday for mission trip
• Clemson trainer Razayeski named president of SCATA
• Deugan hired to lead SWU softball
• Tigers' Burger qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• Clemson hires Johnson to lead track & field, cross country programs
• South Carolina football tickets sold out
• Former Daniel standout Alexander trying not to look ahead
• Inman seeks plea deal in Souers’ murder case
• School district, state education board member dispute Pickens County academics
• Keowee collecting for Tamassee-Salem Schools
• Student loans at Clemson weathering credit crunch
• Indoor Rec Center to receive facelift
• Arson ruled out Leggett house fire investigation
• Clemson City Council, Pickens County Board of Trustees filings begin Friday
• History in the making
• One to grow on
• Sheriff’s court date postponed again
• Barrett among Hill’s ‘Most Beautiful’
• Hometown Hero: Nate Carver
• Marriage List: 7/31/08
• Clemson professor named president of American Pomological Society
• Dr. Debra King: There’s no place like home
• SWU music program receives national accreditation
• Correction: Healthcare Pro in the July 30, 2008 edition
• Ivanovic labors to reach third round in Montreal
• Fair Play gets fire grant
• Allen assumes Pickens elections director post
• Ricco admits taking EPO before Tour de France
• Disney sees slowing ad sales and park hotel bookings
• Arrests: 7/31/08
• Baggage glitch delays American Airlines JFK flights
• Fed takes steps to break through credit clogs 

• Business brief: 7/31/08
• S&P: Home prices drop by record 15.8 pct. in May 

• Morgan Stanley to invest in new hires: report
• Obama, McCain duel over celebrity ad, attacks
• House passes consumer product safety bill
• Starbucks details store closing plan as posts loss
• Bush signs housing bill as Fannie Mae grows
• EU points at U.S. for WTO collapse
• U.N. council breaks deadlock on Darfur resolution
• Yankees sign "Pudge" Rodriguez from Tigers
• Credit market far from tossing away its crutches
• Chrysler in talks with Tata and Fiat: sources
• Finland's Roma face threat of losing children
• Olmert's vow to quit shakes peace talks
• Letter to the Editor: Where is America politically?
• Anderson County urged to restrict water usage
• Mickelson optimistic at PGA Tour finale
• Duval and Wie set to steal limelight in Reno
• Cheech & Chong "light up" for new comedy tour
• Accused man scores points as his own attorney0
• Super-charged electric rate hikes forthcoming
• Karadzic faces U.N. judge to hear genocide charges
• Golden Globe sponsors give $750,000 to charity
• School undecided on mold lawsuit
• McCain camp portrays Obama as celebrity, not leader
• Ed McMahon sued over legal bills
• Birth: Palmer Marcus Gaillard
• Letter to the Editor: 10 Things You Always Wanted to Know About Gas
• Not even Batman can save Time Warner stock
• The last word in astrology: 7/31/08
• Columbus debunker sets sights on Leonardo da Vinci
• Police hunt stolen rare shark
• Tell Willie: 7/31/08
• FDA says Salmonella strain found on a Mexican farm
• NY gov slashes spending; state said in "recession"
• Letter to the Editor: A proponent for golf cart lanes
• FIFA orders clubs to release players
• Miley Cyrus No. 1 on U.S. album chart
• John Goodman back in "Pope Joan" after lawsuit
• Novak Djokovic survives mini-crises to reach last 16

Wednesday, July 30

• Cards hand Atlanta fifth straight loss
• Jarrett eager for do-over after ugly rookie season
• Scott's knee injury leaves Panthers thin at DT
• Arctic ice bigger than 2007, but thawing long-term
• Smaller Kalil in middle of mammoth Panthers' offensive line
• Beason, Harris, Lewis leading new-look Panthers' D
• Former Clemson star Solomon signs with Toronto
• Spurrier says Gamecocks look more like SEC team
• Tigers' Mollica qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• Water restrictions continue in Pendleton
• Oconee County receives nearly $65,000 in teacher grants
• Rural firefighters’ new turnout gear on the way
• McNeely, SC District 1 stay perfect with victory
• Hospital applauds defeat of Medicare legislation
• ‘Good old days’ at pump here again?
• South Carolina's economic future
• Jagged little pills
• Clemson Community Care in need of additional canned goods
• Healthcare Pro: Philip Pratt, C.O.
• BorgWarner donation to help transportation at Lila Doyle Long Term Care Center
• Clemson, Central form committee to plan break-even approach for rec center
• Three dead in Packaging Corp mill explosion
• Ex-mayor of Newark sentenced to 27 months in prison
• Angry, late, tired passengers make computers crash
• Letter to the Editor: Putting the cart before the horse on the I-85 Corridor
• Editorial: Oconee should take lesson from Central-Clemson dilemma
• Westminster in need of new fire station
• Tell Willie: 7/30/08
• Lion's candy machine
• Letter to the Editor: Golden Corner Hayfield is Field of Dreams
• Letter to the Editor: Don’t impose your sacrifice on others
• 2008 Commissioner's School for Agriculture at Clemson University
• "Jaded" Californians see quakes as part of life
• The last word in astrology: 7/30/08
• Gnarls Barkley faces a '"Crazy" dilemma
• Polish policemen barred from social networking site
• Hollywood A-listers "stand up" for cancer research
• Thain credibility survives despite capital U-turn
• DreamWorks sees more studios in digital deals
• Amateur Hour wows the crowd at Walhalla Civic Auditorium
• Dale Cochran’s Exploring Watercolor workshop coming to Pickens County Museum
• Ginepri aims to add to Federer's troubles
• Hometown News: Mayes graduates from Army Reserve basic infantry training
• Savvy Senior: Men’s Health Resources
• Harrington eyes another big win at Firestone
• Access free US Census Index online at Oconee County Public Library
• Svetlana Kuznetsova first through to third round at Montreal Cup
• "Yellow bull" scalpers run with Olympics tickets
• Halter named to national board
• Bob Dylan to release more rarities in October
• Billion-dollar bankruptcies highest since 2003
• Referee gets 15 months in NBA betting scandal
• A History of the Appalachian Lumber Company Railroad (1898-1964) to be topic of Pickens County Museum Program
• Amy Winehouse released from hospital
• Dr. David Cannon: Self-pressure not effective in promoting success
• Karadzic supporters clash with police in Belgrade
• Jerry Lewis detained for carrying gun at airport
• Investor Utay leads a Cubs bidder group: sources
• Business highlights: 7/30/08
• Electronic Arts loss wider than expected
• Zimbabwe talks still alive: Mbeki
• MetLife posts earnings drop; misses view
• "Gutter" takes academic look at gross-out movies
• Fed likely on hold for a while unless challenged
• Arrests: 7/30/08
• Isinbayeva breaks own world pole vault record
• Consumer confidence halts slide; homes keep falling
• Three senators call for EPA chief to resign
• Metallica to play club shows in London, Berlin
• U.N. peacekeeping chief worried about Somalia mission
• South Africa tells ICC: "Give peace a chance" in Darfur
• Obama, Bernanke discuss U.S. economic risks
• Pakistanis urge tougher IAEA stance on India deal
• Alicia Keys, Jack White team for Bond theme
• Coldwell Banker Caine recognizes top Seneca producers
• Fifth of TV viewers watching online: survey
• Out-of-stage gay marriage closer in Massachusetts
• Israeli PM's Kadima party sets September 17 primary
• Marathon WTO talks collapse in U.S.-India farm row
• Earthquake strongly jolts "lucky" Los Angeles
• Alaska Sen. Stevens charged with hiding gifts
• Mixed ruling on controversial Florida gun law

Tuesday, July 29

• Pujols leads Cardinals over Braves
• Beason, Harris, Lewis leading new-look Panthers' D
• Smaller Kalil in middle of mammoth Panthers O-line
• Big deal: Angels acquire Teixeira from Braves
• Drug charge dismissed against Gamecock receiver
• Spurrier hints that Garcia could return earlier
• Referee gets 15 months prison in NBA betting scandal
• Oil falls below $121, lowest since May
• Seneca’s McNeely is pulling double duty in football, baseball
• District 1 is playing with right attitude to win it all
• Backpack giveaway turns into big party
• Westminster says increases necessary
• Undocumented Guatemalan charged with murder
• Bailes to oppose Poston for Oconee school board seat
• Hard season
• Outgoing Anderson 4 Superintendent proud of district achievements
• Blaze claims Clemson coach’s house
• Thompson to seek Pickens County Council seat
• Cox and Waring graduate from Marine Corps basic training
• Time for donut dunkin’ in Clemson
• Defendant’s fate rests in his own hands at trial
• Obama and McCain turn focus back to economy
• Senate Republicans say yes to "Dr. No"
• U.N. council split on Sudan genocide indictment
• Zimbabwe crisis negotiations deadlocked
• Columnist Bob Novak reported to have brain tumor
• U.S. men's basketball expect hard battle for gold, says coach
• Tennessee church shooter angry at "liberals": police
• Treasury and banks kick-start home financing tool
• Letter to the Editor: Quit riding the same old nag
• KKR says market slump good time for going public
• Tell Willie: 7/29/08
• Letter to the Editor: Social Security: tax or insurance?
• Students expecting employer views at MySpace, Facebook
• Letter to the Editor: Tax monies improving residents’ health
• Nine-year-old girl in Greenville hospital after nearly drowning
• Arrests: 7/29/08
• "Godfather" meets Macbeth in Saddam Hussein drama
• "Family Friends"
• Procedures change for reporting bad checks
• CNN has strong ratings with "Black in America"
• Highway 59 detour starts August 4
• Clemson to open candidacy filing period
• The last word in astrology: 7/29/08
• Amnesty slams China's broken Olympics promises
• Clemson Police again offer outdoor movies to community
• "Mad Men" lives up to hype as second season begins
• Sweet fruit drinks found to lead to diabetes
• Shedd graduates from Army basic combat training
• Beauty industry gets face time in Hollywood
• Fiddler J.C. Owens and guitarist Steve McGaha in house concert at Hagood Mill
• Stiller triumphs with "Tropic Thunder"
• Chris De Burgh to play in Iran in November: report
• Injured champion Hamm out of Games
• JetBlue CEO takes pay cut as airline struggles
• One killed, hundreds stranded by New Mexico flood
• Oracle expands charges against SAP in lawsuit
• U.S. gasoline falls below $4 first time in 8 weeks
• Coast Guard allows 60 ships on Mississippi River
• Mervyns may file for bankruptcy protection: report
• World trade talks stall, atmosphere tense
• McCain has spot removed from his face for biopsy
• Canada to investigate deaths of two Afghan children
• Guantanamo prisoners in limbo as trials gain pace
• Suicide bombers kill 50 in Iraq, wound nearly 250
• Chicago exhibit highlights pop appeal of Jeff Koons
• Amgen Q2 profit falls but tops Wall Street
• Bastianelli fails dope test
• Nike pulls basketball shoe ad on antigay concern
• Amy Winehouse reportedly hospitalized
• Kelsey Grammer to remain in hospital overnight

Monday, July 28

• Braves fear Hudson done for season, Jones on DL
• Pujols, Looper help Cardinals beat Braves
• Kelsey Grammer in hospital with irregular heartbeat
• EU approves Mars buy of Wrigley gum
• Clemson baseball coach's home burns down
• U.S. pitch for gold and sport's future
• Two dead, 7 wounded in Tennessee church shooting
• Panthers turn back the clock with Muhammad
• Phillies hit 5 homers in 12-10 win over Braves

Sunday, July 27

• Dobbs' 3-run homer helps Phillies rally to win
• Delhomme pain-free after Panthers' first workout
• Cook takes Senior British Open lead from Vaughan
• Q&A: Rocker Mellencamp happy to be "an old man"
• Sixteen bombs hit India's Ahmedabad, 29 killed
• U.S. ready to talk about temporary visas at WTO
• Boy breaks canine tooth biting vicious dog
• Reavie three strokes clear midway through third round
• Former hedge fund head files against Citigroup: report
• Pakistan puts spy agency under civilian control
• Jingles back in favor with advertisers
• The last word in astrology: 7/27/08
• The bride wore dart launchers at Comic-Con wedding
• Likable celebrities are best for branding: study
• Turkish soap opera flop takes Arab world by storm
• Mick Jagger defies years as he hits pension age
• Dominatrix "sorry" for racing chief orgy row
• Air Berlin CEO mulls further fleet cuts: report
• IOC's Rogge quiet on human rights for reasons of State
• Evans bid for Tour title set to fail again
• Battling Pennetta reaches Los Angles final
• Rock titles drive revolution in games
• Online services tearing down walls, sharing content
• Obama defends foreign tour as visit closes
• Sri Lanka fighting kills 74, mostly rebels
• Stricken Alitalia's board meets to review options
• Yemen Qaeda group claims attack on police station
• Nigerian gunmen release 8 expats but others still held
• Bosnian Serbs pray for Karadzic, say charges unjust
• Hamas seizes Abbas-run agency in Gaza crackdown
• Fannie and Freddie rescue, a bailout for whom?
• Iowa protest aimed at Karl Rove leads to arrests
• Freed U.S. hostage was Chad rebels' "guest of honor"
• Senate blocks bill to help poor pay energy costs
• Spaniard Sastre poised to win Tour de France
• Congress approves housing bill
• Apple CEO Jobs' life not in danger: report

Saturday, July 26

• Yankees sign Nady, Marte in trade with Pirates
• Chamberlain leads Yankees to seventh win in a row
• Backpack giveaway turns into big party
• Clemson’s number one in ACC, at least for now
• Clemson will earn its spot in the ACC Championship game
• Clemson's Harper set for bigger year
• Spurrier says he and son will work on playcalling
• Water projects under way in Seneca
• Oconee’s next 20 years starts here
• Construction gaffe could prove costly
• New Seneca High band director wants to make it fun
• Mays says no to Oconee school board re-election bid
• Lake Keowee classic wooden boat group enhances Showhouse festival
• Ry Cooder conjures forgotten L.A. sounds
• Over the Fence: Michael Brown
• Michael Leonard takes charge of Daily Journal/Messenger
• Hermit crabs don't have to fade away
• Back-to-school bonanza
• Culinary Cooking Clovers Camp a huge success
• Community South Bank & Trust blood drive
• ‘The Forgotten Society’
• Comics, film and figurine fans flock to Comic-Con
• Unlimited Talent Dance Studio wins national dance awards
• Woodmen of the World donation provides Lifeline support
• Happy 98th birthday Mother Ozella Goodine
• Wineguys: Every rose does not have a thorn
• Thank You, JFK
• Night of Ladies Refreshing
• Red Sox groundskeeper offers tips for the lawn
• Travel Briefs: 7/26/08
• Hot pots
• 10 tips for designing a perfect container garden
• Simon sets up Toronto semi final against Kiefer
• Powell wins 100 meters at London grand prix
• Gazan bombers target Hamas gunmen, 4 dead
• Trans fats banned in California restaurant food
• Britney Spears to pay $20,000 a month child support
• Venezuela's Chavez makes up with king of Spain
• Guy Ritchie says marriage to Madonna is "fine"
• North Lebanon battle kills six, wounds 50
• Jon Heder to star in online series
• McCain says Obama's judgment on Iraq "failed"
• Elizabeth Berkley has answers for MTV
• Rookie Reavie races five shots clear at Canadian Open
• French fries helped calm bin Laden driver: witnesses
• U.S. narrows salmonella warning to Mexican jalapenos
• The last word in astrology: 7/26/08
• Favre plans to return to Packers: report
• Arrests: 7/26/08
• Champions Australia want to sign off in style
• Mick Jagger defies years as he hits pension age
• Hindery, Klaff also make cut for Cubs bids: sources
• German soccer league: TV marketing deal still stands
• Homeowners build poolside oases
• Worst over for drivers as pump prices slide: AAA
• Chrysler financial arm to stop leasing vehicles
• Genentech stance could boost Roche offer: analysts
• Qualcomm shares may gain more from Nokia deal
• Rock titles drive revolution in games
• Carroll Gambrell: Save gas and disappoint an Arab
• U.S. firms push back against immigration sanctions
• Time to drop cable television? Not so fast
• Karadzic escaped arrest in Austria last year: report
• Tell Willie: 7/26/08
• Bill O'Reilly: A Cash Transaction
• Editorial: Lucas leads Oconee Schools by example
• Band scholarship fundraising surpasses $2 million goal
• Ann Coogler: Tunneling out
• Watercraft subject of gas theft, equipment damages
• Single-gender classes receive thumbs up in recent survey
• Dunkin’ Donuts to open Clemson site Monday
• Andy Rooney: My garage runneth over

Friday, July 25

• Media tabs Gamecocks fourth in SEC East
• The last word in astrology: 7/25/08
• Unwitting gardener man tends marijuana plants
• U.S. professor of inspirational "last lecture" dies
• Kelsey Grammer nearly died after heart attack
• France's first lady also first in record sales
• Rapper Lil Wayne sued for Stones copyright breach
• Universal Music signs Rolling Stones deal
• "Dark Knight" beats total of previous Batman film
• New German film to shed light on Hitler's trial
• DiCaprio eyes other dimension for big screen
• Nothing extraordinary about "X-Files" movie
• Paparazzi clash with bodyguards at Jolie estate
• Weir, Kim and Axley share lead at soggy Glen Abbey
• Italy's military athletes on mission for medals
• Beckham inspires MLS all-stars to win over West Ham
• Adu still struggles to live up to the hype
• U.S. pitch for gold and sport's future
• Ruthless Jankovic maintains course for top ranking
• Leonard predicts even brighter future for champion Cotto
• U.S. swimmer Hardy says positive test is nightmare
• Mets beat Phillies to go top of NL East
• Jennie Finch -- pinup, mother, crusader
• Wachovia shares off; analyst says rise unjustified
• SEC, FASB urged to delay accounting change
• Daimler in talks to buy stake in Kamaz
• Legg loss worse than forecast but funds stabilize
• Citigroup bid to dismiss Parmalat lawsuit fails
• Consumers, home sales paint less gloomy picture
• Pope tells Iraqi leader Christians need protection
• Talks between Philippines, Muslim rebels collapse
• French teen girl's bank robbing career over for now
• World trade talks revived by "encouraging signs"
• Bitter blow to UK's Brown in local election loss
• U.S. expands sanctions against Mugabe's government
• Obama says his foreign tour will reassure Americans
• Virginia executes man for killing of co-worker
• Three Spitzer aides charged in NY ethics probe
• Spill closes Miss. River, shuts off exports
• Flooding feared along U.S.-Mexico border from Dolly
• Foreclosures double from last year
• Mapping murder for the stage
• Parks Field advances to Dixie Youth World Series
• Tigers should win easily over Duke
• Turning points of the Tommy Bowden era
• Summer doldrums?
• South Carolina in for challenge against Gators
• Clemson hires fourth endowed chair for CU-ICAR
• Central man among three arrested for break-ins
• Letter to the Editor: Taxpayers lose battles, win wars
• Internet, phones down across Seneca
• ‘People of good will’
• Red Cross babysitting class
• Southwest 2Q profit up, sales rise 11 percent
• Too much for young viewers
• The slump persists: Home sales tumble across US 

• 18-wheelers crash in early-morning wreck
• New layoff filings jump as companies retrench 

• Business brief: 7/25/08
• Kathleen Parker column: 7/24/08
• Letter to the Editor: We have Panthers and Falcons and …
• Alcohol safety and awareness program to hold annual tailgate event
• Clemson announces $79.5 million in private gifts for 2007-2008
• Tell Willie: 7/25/08
• Satellite radio companies to pay $19.7 million 

• Arrests: 7/25/08
• CORRECTION: “Changes brewing on Ram Cat”
• Home sales plunge 33 percent in June
• City Council discusses expanding downtown parking hours
• Clemson seeking to increase Wi-Fi coverage
• School officials to huddle on mold lawsuits

Thursday, July 24

• Tigers’ question marks overblown?
• Clemson’s Harper is media’s preseason choice for MVP honors
• Seminoles will end Clemson’s national title hopes
• Gilbert eliminates Clemson-Central All-Stars, has shot at title
• Braves' win over Florida could prove to be costly
• Parks Field advances to title game at Dixie Youth State Tournament
• Fan Appreciation Day date and times set for Gamecocks
• USC has chance for revenge against Razors
• Thompson praises Pickens’ effort to crack down on illegals
• Septic option to be studied at future industrial park
• Pioneer Rural Water customers brace for rate hike
• Foundation to distribute 5,000 free backpacks for students
• PepsiCo 2Q profit rises 9 percent
• Safe at home — and on the diamond
• Accused sex offender held on $200,000 bail
• Mortgage madness — and hope
• International sales lift Pfizer 2Q profit 

• Hometown Hero: Richard Kulper
• Take Me Home: Sasha, Chaos, and Jett
• Central Fire Department receives $117,800 grant for new truck
• Oil drops below $125 for 1st time in over 6 weeks
• Ferrell and Reilly step down with 'Brothers'
• Fed: Slower growth, rising prices slam economy
• Business brief: 7/24/08
• Dr. Debra King: Time can be your friend
• Bush drops opposition to housing bill 

• McCain and Obama hit crunch time in hunt for No. 2
• Amazon net profit doubles, helped by asset sale
• Housing legislation a help but no magic wand
• Local tax pro attends national event
• Garrison Keillor: Summer civility and the promise of more to come
• Editorial: Now the hard work begins for preservationists
• Dear Teacher: How many college applications is enough?
• Arrests: 7/24/08
• Senegal lifts final bar to trial of Chad's Habre
• Yves Saint Laurent's art collection up for auction
• Bloomberg, Gates pledge $375 mln against tobacco
• Qualcomm quarterly call delayed, shares up
• The last word in astrology: 7/24/08
• Fire chief says hot, dry weather fire danger; damage typically not confined to homes
• Ferrell, Reilly ad-lib way through "Step Brothers"
• Ethan Hawke's wife gives birth to daughter
• "Dark Knight" beats total of previous Batman film
• A place to take that Lamborghini for a spin
• Pakistan vows not to allow militants to plot attacks
• Fed says price pressures gain, growth slackens
• Paulson hedge fund to raise bank rescue fund: source
• Hurricane Dolly hits South Texas, flooding feared
• Tell Willie: 7/24/08
• Bin Laden happy with September 11 toll, war court told
• Venezuela leader in Belarus decries "U.S. imperialism"
• Fannie and Freddie: Getting to know powerful pair
• Strong quake jolts north Japan, injuring dozens
• Vaccination plan puts health care workers first
• Chakvetadze marches on in LA
• Film explores tensions after 2005 London bombings
• Zheng and Dong head China soccer squad for Beijing
• Sastre takes Tour lead but Evans lies in wait
• Yankees complete sweep of Twins for sixth win in a row
• Weir eager to end 54-year Canadian Open drought
• LeBron James suffers sprain in basketball team practice

Wednesday, July 23

• NHL hopes to raise profile with Classic at Wrigley
• Clemson's Purnell hopeful of US victory
• Is Clemson the team to lead the ACC back to the forefront?
• Clemson’s Sapp on Hendricks Award watch list
• Tigers will get over the BC hurdle
• Clemson names Love to strength staff
• Trio of Gamecocks named to preseason watch lists
• Tigers' Sapp named as Hendricks Award candidate
• Gamecocks land seven on preseason All-SEC team
• Parks Field stays unbeaten with win over host squad
• South Carolina names 2008 Hall of Fame class
• Gamecocks will have another tight one with Tennessee
• Man in weekend wreck sustains serious injuries
• Lightning strikes, starts fire
• Final flight
• City Council to provide $100,000 toward new curtain system for Littlejohn Coliseum
• City Council approves final reading of Sefick rezoning request
• Bad day on roadways
• The river runs through it
• Healthcare Pro: Jessica Ivester
• Belgian students
• Optics researcher elected to prestigious Russian Academy of Sciences
• “Hillbilly Music — Fiddling with Feeling”
• Ebert, Roeper cutting ties with 'At the Movies'
• Local students successfully complete Governor’s School
• Huge oil trading loss sinks energy trader SemGroup
• AP IMPACT: Traffic deaths fall as gas prices climb
• Mortgage giant rescue could cost $25b
• Fannie, Freddie rescue gets big price tag as House vote looms
• CAT faces funding cut from Clemson University
• Lawyers see contradictions in Olmert case testimony
• Bush urges Congress to approve Colombia trade pact
• Roddick opens hardcourt campaign with battling win
• Young adults face tough economic struggle: study
• Obama says committed to Iraq withdrawal timetable
• South Carolina Editorial Roundup: 7/23/08 

• Southern drivers stung most by fuel costs: report
• Spurs re-sign forward Thomas, Telfair agrees with Minnesota
• Astros acquire veteran pitcher Wolf from Padres
• GM, utilities join to study electric car impact 

• Dolly becomes hurricane, churns toward Texas
• Tell Willie: 7/23/08
• Vartan and Cross clash in workplace comedy "Demoted"
• Wachovia loses $8.9B, cuts 6,350 workers, dividend
• Italy's Berlusconi wins immunity from prosecution
• Disney names new hosts to replace Ebert and Roeper
• Christian Bale denies assault allegation
• Zimbabwe crisis talks starts in South Africa
• D.E. Fisher, M.D., M.P.H.: Before there was Medicaid, Medicare
• Toyota say Glock fit to test
• Chargers sign Castillo to seven-year deal
• Torres's final winner caps great goals of Euro 2008
• Karadzic arrested in Serbia, worked as doctor
• Savvy Senior: Transportation Options for Seniors Who No Longer Drive
• Bernanke towers as biggest Fed market mover: study
• George Michael's tip for Obama -- run with Clinton
• Chilean mother kills daughter over homework
• Wachovia, other banks post dismal results
• The last word in astrology: 7/23/08
• Senior Taliban leader killed in Afghanistan
• "Golden Girls" star Estelle Getty dies at 84
• Yahoo profit falls, CFO says 2008 outlook intact
• Award-winning media designers come to Clemson University
• Unemployment spikes in the Upstate
• Dr. David Cannon: Habitual Responses Can Lead To Poor Choices

Tuesday, July 22

• Florida one-hits Braves
• Christian Bale arrested in London
• Beijing showcases water wrestling, Californian bikes
• U.S. military says Iraq troop "surge" has ended
• Clemson's biggest question: How will line perform?
• Tigers have equaled or exceeded the media’s predictions seven times
• Dixie Youth State Tournament: Day three roundup
• Campillo, Braves shut out Florida
• Liberty wins, feels right at home down the road in Clemson
• Robert Gaillard, ex-economic development director, dies at 79
• Hospital betting on more births
• Oconee adds two new activity buses for fall
• Pickens County teachers receive nearly $46,000 in state education grants
• Mayor expresses concerns about prayer at council meetings
• McCain talks with autoworkers about economic woes 

• Butchers and bonds
• Beat the heat with ice cream
• Planning commission refining Pendleton design review procedures
• 'Dark Knight' sets weekend record with $155.34M
• DHEC: Landfill contamination not a threat
• Songwriters devote album to baseball
• Miley Cyrus grows up and away from Hannah Montana
• Clemson prepares for National Night Out
• Obama visits Iraq, focus on U.S. troop levels
• Amy Winehouse's husband sentenced to prison term
• Widespread earnings woes reflect consumer fears
• Top war crimes fugitive Karadzic arrested: Serbia
• Central man injured in cycle accident
• Protests, ambush marketing hurt Olympic brand
• Ford extends buyout offers to more hourly workers
• Tell Willie: 7/22/08
• Unemployment spikes in the Upstate
• Film critics Ebert, Roeper leaving their TV show
• Storm Dolly to become hurricane, hit Texas
• Jay Leno to end run at "Tonight Show" on May 29
• Portugal drops Madeleine case, clears parents
• U.N. may want to suspend ICC action on Bashir: Russia
• Gasoline pump price dips as crude tumbles: government
• "Pineapple Express" should create box office buzz
• Mugabe, Tsvangirai sign Zimbabwe framework deal
• Real estate exec Klaff bids for Chicago Cubs: sources
• Regulators want standardized OTC market, but why now?
• Batman film nears $200 million after first weekend
• Business brief: 7/22/08
• Vytorin fails to meet main goal of heart study
• Salmonella found in fresh jalapeno, FDA says
• Yankees catcher Posada back on disabled list
• Giants trade Shockey to Saints for draft picks
• Yahoo and Icahn settle, Microsoft deal seen adrift
• Rafael Nadal replaces Roger Federer as number one: Becker
• "Brideshead" not worth revisiting
• Talks fail to end Thai-Cambodia temple row
• Man blows up apartment spraying for bugs?
• Bush law chief seeks new Qaeda war declaration
• Court overturns CBS fine over Janet Jackson flash
• "Saturday Night Live" in overdrive for election
• Editorial: Anti-zoning forces have become obstructionist
• American Express profit falls as credit losses rise
• NY governor sees Wall Street bonus cuts
• Woman to Woman: Watch the italic
• Disgraced sprinter Jones seeks commutation
• The last word in astrology: 7/22/08
• U.S. B-52 bomber crashes off Guam, killing 2 crew
• Arrests: 7/22/08

Monday, July 21

• Clemson favored to win the ACC
• BREAKING NEWS: Clemson picked to win conference title
• Robert Gaillard, ex-economic development director, dies at 79
• Clemson isn’t shooting for just an ACC Title
• Tigers convinced they’re the ACC’s best
• Miami, Florida State seeking to change their ways
• Harris drives in 5 as Nationals rout Braves
• Dixie Youth State Tournament: Day two roundup
• Clemson-Central remains unbeaten in Dixie Youth State Tournament
• Miami, Florida State seeking to change their ways
• Johnson wins the US Bank Championship
• Miranda Lambert's revenge tale shoots up chart
• Batman breaks Spider-Man record at box office
• Men's groups finalized for Beijing Games
• Soccer in slow motion at swamp World Cup
• Children treated abroad as U.S. doctors push for devices
• Five blasts in northern Spain, ETA blamed
• Brazilian police recover Picasso print, nab suspect
• Salma Hayek, Pinault cancel engagement
• Padraig Harrington reigns supreme at blowy Birkdale
• The last word in astrology: 7/21/08
• U.S. troops kill son of Iraqi governor
• Iran says nuclear talks a step forward
• NASA eyes buying Japan's cargo spacecraft: report
• Bush adviser says Iraq timeline "very dangerous"
• Credit seen drying up for small business
• Bids for Cubs baseball team submitted
• CBS hit "CSI" gets new scientist, or serial killer?
• German site sued by Facebook says claims without merit
• Foreign airstrike kills nine Afghan police
• Economy not looking so bad, as viewed from the farm
• Nowitzki books Germany's ticket to Beijing
• Banks sound but economy to take time: Paulson
• Betancourt urges FARC to free hostages
• Myanmar may free Suu Kyi in six months: Singapore minister
• Hamilton makes all the difference in Germany
• American Jews honor Polish Holocaust rescuers
• Obama wants more troops in Afghanistan
• Spanish players cleared of doping

Sunday, July 20

• Europe's governments immune to Obama-fever
• Dixie Youth State Tournament opening day roundup
• Finster powers Clemson-Central to victory in tourney opener
• Lannan beats Jurrjens in rookie matchup
• Flutie, Paterno head college enshrinement class
• The Shark is circling with 2-shot lead in British
• U.S. banks ask SEC to expand stock trade protection
• Ford to retool U.S. plants for European cars: report
• Kim left bemused after wind blows ball off green
• Norman conquest on cards at blowy Birkdale
• Nine Indian soldiers killed in Kashmir explosion
• Pakistan will not admit foreign troops: PM
• Obama meets U.S. commander in Afghanistan
• Brazilian police recover Picasso print, nab suspect
• Frenchman Simon reaches Indianapolis final
• Arab ministers criticize ICC Sudan charges
• Freire shows sprinting prowess to win stage
• Architectural photographer enjoys revival at 97
• Dwarf planet near Pluto named for Polynesian god
• Gymnast Hamm bound for Beijing after proving fitness
• EU wants co-operation with SEC on rating agencies: report
• Conti CEO says no poison pills against Schaeffler
• UK's Brown says wants to cut troops in Iraq
• Venezuelan crew of "drug plane" held in Bissau
• Ex-SocGen trader Kerviel changes legal team
• Powers wield sanction threat after Iran stalemate
• Sponsor Barloworld to quit after doping
• Brazilian director swaps Saramago for Shakespeare
• Billboard CD reviews: Miley Cyrus, Buddy Guy
• "Dark Knight" sets opening day box office record
• Tropical storm Cristobal strengthens off U.S.
• Cells from humans grow blood vessels in mice: study
• Rice hopes Iran will change course in Geneva talks
• Mexico awards highest honor to Sen. Kennedy
• Jolie leaves hospital after giving birth
• Rapper Nas set to rule next U.S. album chart
• Nelson, Marsalis an odd couple on album chart
• The last word in astrology: 7/20/08
• Sex, blood and baby names: U.S. mad for free gas
• Greek, Croatian basketball teams qualify for Beijing
• Australians Coles and Flanagan share lead in Milwaukee

Saturday, July 19

• A hodgepodge of sports thoughts
• McCann helps lift Braves over Washington
• Yellow Jackets' new offense will give Clemson trouble
• Gamecocks will begin home stretch with loss to LSU
• After two years in the making, it's time to play ball in Clemson
• South Carolina quarterbacks hope to step up
• South Carolina's Staley announces new hire
• Tigers' Harper named to Davey O'Brien watch list
• Landfill now being monitored by new entity
• Confederate veterans group responds to NAACP flag boycott
• Thinking globally
• TV from the Caribbean Sea
• Over the Fence: Keith Justice
• Blue Ridge Fest distributes $145,000 to local charities
• Noted gemologist to speak in Seneca
• Newry Church of God to open new sanctuary
• McClary to speak at Seneca Baptist Church
• Hidden treasures
• The Wine Guys: A second look at chardonnay
• Tulsa's Art Deco architecture makes magazine cover
• Travel Briefs: 7/19/08
• State of family sitcoms is not so funny
• Why ferrets are worth the trouble
• Italy's food detectives sniff out the fraud trail
• Book review: 'Well Enough Alone' details a life of hypochondria
• McCain talks with autoworkers about economic woes 

• Kudzu Corner: Wild and woolly places
• BI-LO announces backyard grill-off contest
• School preservation group faces new challenge
• Arrests: 7/19/08
• Methodists endorse Bush library at Texas school 

• Business brief: 7/19/08
• Hwy. 59 fire
• Black bear force closure of park
• Lake patrols
• Fire at Pickens sawmill puts 50 people out of work
• Clemson hikes tuition 5.5 percent
• MANNA Truck with free produce coming to Clemson Community Care today
• Editorial: Our opinion
• Fun in the sun
• Tell Willie: 7/19/08
• Pickens County announces changes in back-to-school process
• Lowe’s officials say new store will be customer friendly
• Church calendar: 7/19/08
• Myrna McKee: Some Things You just Never Forget
• Momentum builds for new spec building
• Marshals serve warrant amid gunfire
• Clemson City Council to discuss public prayer
• South Carolina Editorial Roundup 

• Sewer accord still in limbo
• Lifelines: The Viewing

Friday, July 18

• Israel makes arrests in alleged plot against Bush
• Gamecocks' Spurrier: 'A good five more years easy'
• Tigers get big win in run towards ACC title
• Hamilton's remarkable story far from finished
• ‘It’s just Kentucky'
• Clemson quarterback's injured shoulder was worse than thought
• Get ready for dove season
• Clemson-Central's Kosch plays the opposite of his stature
• Former Tiger Greeley named to U.S. Roster for NACAC
• Clemson's Padgett, Crawford officially named to team USA for Olympic Games
• Clemson's Martin mamed to All-ACC academic team
• Former Gamecock Brad Guzan will represent U.S.
• USC's Richardson, Cross named to team USA NACAC roster
• Gamecocks' Barrett to play at U.S. Women's Amateur
• County looking at millions for projects
• Osher Lifelong Learning Institute wins award for senior-oriented programs
• War of words continues over campaign contributions
• Lawsuit filed over dismissed ‘lynching’ case
• Hotline established for victims of Easley man’s scheme
• Clemson church to meet Sunday at Littlejohn Community Center
• Diversions Calendar: 7/18/08
• 3 injured in pickup truck wreck
• Diversity on display
• Local veterans’ advocate ready to retire
• Life at Tamassee DAR School: Nation’s capital provides lessons in what it means to be an American
• Twelve Mile Bridge up and running
• Guardian ad Litem volunteers needed
• Home Country: Man’s roots are in fire
• Canal fossils give clue to formation of Americas
• $100 mln Florida mansion sale "positive sign": Trump
• U.S. drops trial of one AIDS vaccine
• McCain says Obama Europe trip amounts to politics
• House rejects bill to boost drilling on leases
• Iraqis divided by U.S. troop timetable call
• World's poorest increase despite growth: UNCTAD
• Relief group criticizes new U.S. Africa command
• U.S. seeks asset freeze on al Qaeda-linked Algerians
• ICC prosecutor won't back down on Sudan's Bashir
• Zimbabwe talks hit stalemate, EU to widen sanctions
• Canadian police defend actions after airport death
• Regulators lift tomato Salmonella warning
• Microsoft profit outlook misses view, shares fall
• Israel buries soldiers after swap with Hezbollah
• AMD posts quarterly loss, names new CEO
• Bin Laden driver headed for trial at Guantanamo
• Merrill posts $4.9 billion loss, sells Bloomberg stake
• Surprise Norman conquest at brutal Birkdale
• Jury finds in favor of Mattel in Bratz trial
• Striker McBride returns for Beijing
• Fannie Mae's Mudd says won't tap new credit line
• Hartzog Institute established at Clemson to advance park professionals
• Consumers look for small ways to save money
• Milan's Ronaldinho excited to play with Kaka
• Hope shows in Iranian basketball team's U.S. visit
• European openers light up NHL regular season schedule
• Tour de France hit by new drugs scandal
• Former champion Watson offers glimpse of bygone era
• New crop of cable TV shows break through at Emmys
• Actor Dennis Farina gets probation on gun charge
• Movie shows alien's-eye view of Earth and Moon
• He ain't heavy... Italy's metal brother
• "Dark Knight" debut seen topping $100 million
• Bollywood stars set to kick off world tour
• Big turnout, but not bucks, at James Brown auction
• HBO grabs most Emmy nominations; cable in spotlight
• Barenaked Ladies singer to fight cocaine charge
• Mexico captures submarine loaded with drugs
• The last word in astrology: 7/18/08
• Arrests: 7/18/08
• Central police chief pleased with initial task force results
• Tell Willie: 7/18/08
• Letter to the Editor: Thanks for a dream come true
• Letter to the Editor: An elevator’s not ‘pork’
• Letter to the Editor: Response to ‘Did you know? Do you care?’
• TessieGirl y'all!
• Cosmopolitan Woman's Club
• Kara and Tanna Johnson y'all!
• Grady y'all!

Thursday, July 17

• ESPN announces inaugural Charleston Classic
• ACC/Big Ten Challenge Times & Networks Announced
• New crop of cable shows break through at Emmys
• Israel buries soldiers after swap with Hezbollah
• Obama raised $52 million in June
• Clemson’s Purnell puts his hat in the ring to fight cancer
• Clemson’s basketball freshmen are building for success
• Post 124 sees season end at Irmo
• The NCAA should stick to sports
• Gamecocks should get SEC road win at Ole Miss
• Clemson-Central’s Cloer looks to repeat tournament performance
• Take Me Home: Zoey, Bones, and Bently
• County tables action on development road
• Oconee County Airport looking to add corporate hangar
• Prostitution sting results in five arrests
• Westminster looking to expand garbage collection
• Coming clean
• More meals for needy Pendleton residents
• Power to the (11-year-old) people
• Pastor says burned out church looking for temporary home
• People seek security for their savings
• Hometown Hero: Chase Pate
• Ables wants sewer action … now
• Dr. Debra King: Advocating for change empowers us
• Saturday morning hikes offered at Keowee-Toxaway State Natural Area
• Nintendo rolls out Wii games, Sony takes to video
• Inflation soars; home builder sentiment crumbles
• California gay marriage ban vote to proceed
• For Sale: Cheap heating oil -- from my basement
• Even chocolate feels bite of recession in U.S.
• Obama has 7-point edge on McCain: Reuters poll
• Bush won't give Congress papers in CIA leak probe
• Hezbollah chief welcomes prisoners, Israel mourns
• Canada brushes off pressure over Guantanamo inmate
• Afghan NATO force hits targets inside Pakistan
• World food crisis drives up U.N. aid funding need
• Colombia misused Red Cross emblem in hostage rescue
• Oscar watchers dampen award hype for Ledger's Joker
• Natalie Cole has Hep.C, likely from past drug use
• Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood enters rehab
• ABC executive says he would welcome Jay Leno
• Katie Holmes returning to TV in ABC's "Eli Stone"
• Marlins pitcher Mitre out for season
• Els and rivals set to pounce with Tiger out
• GM to cut motorsports sponsorships amid struggles
• Germany and Greece avoid each other in basketball quarter-finals
• Defender quits to train for priesthood
• MLB open to possibility of major leaguers in Olympics
• GM to cut salaried workers, production, dividend 

• Bernanke: Fannie, Freddie in no danger of failing 

• Tour hit by doping again, police hold Spaniard
• Business brief: 7/17/08
• S. Carolina mayor settles SEC insider trading case
• The last word in astrology: 7/17/08
• Bernanke: Economy in "rough time"
• Cavaliers sign Gibson to a multi-year contract
• Consumer prices jump 1.1 percent in June 

• FBI probing IndyMac for possible fraud: report
• Birth: Peyton Drew Durham