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McClatchy editorial cartoons for the week of Sept. 25, 2017

Kevin Siers Charlotte Observer

Joel Pett Lexington Herald-Leader

Jack Ohman Sacramento Bee

Glenn McCoy Belleville News-Democrat

Joel Pett Lexington Herald-Leader

Jim Morin Miami Herald

Kevin Siers Charlotte Observer

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Ariail on the Mexico City earthquake

Ariail on Richard Quinn

McClatchy editorial cartoons for the week of Sept. 18, 2017

Ariail on the VC Summer nuclear debacle

Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton (1) celebrates running for a first down against the Buffalo Bills in the first quarter during the home opener at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday, September 17, 2017. The Panthers led, 6-0 at halftime.

Gallery: Carolina Panthers 9, Buffalo Bills 3

Sep 16, 2017; Louisville, KY, USA; Clemson Tigers quarterback Kelly Bryant (2) dives past Louisville Cardinals linebacker Dorian Etheridge (17) and safety Chucky Williams (22) to score a touch down during the first quarter at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.

Photos: Clemson vs Louisville

South Carolina wide receiver Deebo Samuel (1) scores a touchdown during the first half of the game at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, SC, Saturday.

Photos: South Carolina vs Kentucky

Ariail on the Equifax hack

Ariail on Alex Hawkins

U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. Carleevens D. Carlo, honor graduate for Platoon 3066, Kilo Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, graduated boot camp Sept. 15, 2017. Carlo is from West Park, Fla.

Recruits no more: New Marines celebrated at graduation

With Irma out of sight, the sound of freedom returns to Beaufort

Photos: South Carolina after Irma

Ariail on Hurricane Irma

Ariail on Harvey and Irma

A catamaran, left, ended up on its side and entangled in these dead trees in front of a beachfront home along South Beach on Hilton Head Island after being washed there by the storm surge from Tropical Storm Irma on Monday. South Beach was badly eroded by Hurricane Matthew in 2016, and suffered another blow this year with Irma.

Hurricane Irma in the Lowcountry: Flooding, damage and recovery

McClatchy editorial cartoons for the week of Sept. 11, 2017

A Bluffton Police officer bundles up a downed wire after a live oak tree crashed across Boundary Street in Old Town Blufftobn on Monday, Sept. 11, 2017 as Tropical Storm Irma pummeled the Lowcountry with strong winds and driving rain.

Irma nails Bluffton with winds, rain and storm surge

A Town of Hilton Head Island Fire & Rescue Divion truck moves its way through a flooded street in Harbour Town in Sea Pines on Hilton Head Island Tropical Storm Irma moved through the Lowcountry on Monday, Sept. 11, 2017.

Hilton Head sees major flooding from Tropical Storm Irma

A car is partially submerged Monday afternoon at the Beaufort Downtown Marina after Tropical Storm Irma passed through the Lowcountry.

Beaufort sees flooding as Irma brought its storm surge

Floodwater fills Meadow Lane in Bonita Springs, Fla., Sunday, Sept. 10, 2017, as Hurricane Irma passes.

See Hurricane Irma's devastation in southern Florida

The outer bands of Hurricane Irma arrive in Miami. Famous for its chaotic and crowded traffic, the metropolis had empty roads.

Imagery from Florida as Hurricane Irma approached

The South Carolina Gamecocks celebrate with the Mayor's Cup after they beat Missouri at Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo.

Photos: South Carolina vs Missouri

Sep 9, 2017; Clemson, SC, USA; Clemson Tigers defensive back K'Von Wallace (12) makes a gesture after tackling Auburn Tigers wide receiver Ryan Davis (23) during the second quarter at Clemson Memorial Stadium.

Photos: Clemson vs Auburn football

Hadije Aliu, co-owner of Gringo's Diner at Coligny Plaza, writes a message to Hurricane Irma on a piece of plywood meant to protect the diner's windows from storm winds. Though the plywood was ready to put up, the restaurant, like many others on the south end of Hilton Head, was still open for business on Saturday. The sign reads, “Irma you are not welcome at Gringo's.”

The best images as the Lowcountry prepares for Irma