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News in Richland County, South Carolina

Close to home: Northeast Columbia
Richland County residents have six opportunities in September to learn how to compost.
S.C. high school football standings Rankings for SCHSL and SCISA teams.
Schedule: Tonight's football games Schedule of games for all S.C. teams.
Holiday Closings The long Labor Day weekend will find many government offices and financial institutions closed and services delayed.
Other Week 2 Games Tonight
School news, all areas LEX-RICHLAND 5
State suspends Kershaw Co. deputy's law enforcement certification The South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy has suspended Kershaw County deputy Oddie Tribble, Jr.'s law enforcement credentials. The suspension went into effect Wednesday after Kershaw County Sheriff Stephen McCaskill filed Tribble's separation with the academy.
Outdoors Calendar Submit items one week in advance for the Outdoors Calendar, a weekly listing of hiking, mountain biking, paddling, running and other activities in Western North Carolina.
Hometown Heroes Following are some former Columbia-area high school football standouts who should see playing time as freshmen at their Division I schools:
Groups Call for More Women in Politics Attention South Carolina government: Women wanted. That was the message Aug. 26 at the State House in Columbia, where more than a dozen members of the South Carolina League of Women Voters carried banners and held signs as they walked from the State House steps to a news conference in the lobby.