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The Sumter Item is working to keep you informed by customizing news to your needs
We've received a great response from the first editions of The Sumter Item Impact, and we're excited about the future of this newspaper that reaches more than 28,000 each month - more than any other regularly printed product in Sumter … more
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Social Security Matters: When should we claim Social Security?
Dear Rusty: I am almost 63 and my husband will be 61 soon, and we are looking to see when our best time would be to start our Social Security benefits. We would like to know if one of us qualifies for benefits from a previous marriage from 1984 to … more
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Sumter County precincts: June 11, 2024, primary election
There are two early voting centers for the June Primary election: - Sumter County Courthouse, 141 N. Main St., Room 114 and Room 211 - Delaine Elementary School, 5355 Cane Savannah Road, Wedgefield Early voting for the primaries begins May … more
Innovation on wheels: District debuts mobile units for 21st-century learning
Technology is changing the way children learn, and two mobile STEM-related buses are helping to drive the future of science and math education in Sumter School District. This school year the district has unveiled the Pilgrim's Mobile STEM … more
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Sizzlin' summer camps in Sumter about to start
School is almost out, so prepare to scream and shout as summer camps for kids of all ages begin to pop up across town. From thrilling outdoor adventures to creative art experiences and everything in between, Sumter's summer camps will have it all … more
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The Sumter Item to host 2nd-annual The Bobbys in June
Sumter continues to produce thrilling matchups and student-athletes when it comes to high school sports, and The Sumter Item will continue celebrating them with the second-annual Espy Awards-style program, The Bobbys. Inspired by ESPN's sports … more
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Sumter community celebrates the best it has to offer
The Sumter Item hosted its annual Best of Sumter red carpet winners' celebration gala on Tuesday, April 30, at Sumter Original Brewery. More than 500 winners, their co-workers, community leaders, friends and colleagues gathered to support all the … more
Students learn life skills through gardening, raising chickens at school
In schools throughout Sumter School District, students are growing life skills by growing plants. In six schools in the district, student-run gardens exist, giving classes an opportunity to work with their hands and see visible, long-term results of … more
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Top 5 television season series recommendations
This composition is going to reflect my season recommendations of various series throughout the years. Before offering my analysis, I would like to express the greatness of the seasons requires beginning the show from its onset. Each recommendation … more
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Party primary voting FAQs
Party primaries that will set the stage locally and nationally for the November election will take place Tuesday, June 11, but there are opportunities to cast your vote early. Two early voting centers will be available for the … more
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Check out the April/May edition of The Sumter Item Impact
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The Sumter Item Impact: April / May 2024
We've got it: A spring festival, shrimp feast, jukebox music and kite flying
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and the fun has just begun. If you're in need of a good time, festivities of all kinds are happening around town, so be sure to frolic through a few - or all - of them. Shiloh Project-Lift Spring … more
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Current Sumter County job statistics
Long considered a manufacturing community, Sumter County's concentration of manufacturing jobs is 17.2%, well above state and national averages. Health care and social assistance, retail, accommodation and … more
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Isaiah's top 3 theatrical recommendations for this year
We are officially in the month of April for 2024. Here are my recommended takes for this year in cinema. Depending on what the future holds, these picks are based on my opinion with their current standings. There are myriad interesting releases … more
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Reflections: Have you seen these photos from Sumter's past?
This issue of Reflections takes a look at photos taken across the Sumter area through the decades. more
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Frasier Tire has become a Sumter staple over 50 years; Building relationships and a passion for work keeps Julian Frasier going
A total of 50 years in operation will classify any business as a Sumter classic, and Frasier Tire Service just celebrated its 50th anniversary locally in March. Julian Frasier, now 86, is the business owner, and a key to the company's success, he … more
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It is important for caregivers to take care of themselves; these 6 stress-relief tips help
Stress doesn't just affect your mood - it can have long-term health impacts as well if you don't take steps to manage it constructively. For individuals who face the stressful task of caring for a family member with Alzheimer's disease or another … more
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Committed to the community: Meet Sumter PD's Lt. Tyshica Gayle
From an early age, Sumter Police Department's Lt. Tyshica Gayle knew she wanted to serve her community, to don a uniform that, while stylish, meant more than being part of a team. It means being at the forefront of protecting and preserving the … more
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Don't miss out - 3 places to eat downtown and their fan favorites
J. O'Gradys Hours: Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for lunch; dinner is 5 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for brunch; dinner is 4 to 9 p.m. Get a "fork and knife" burger - you will need them, given the generous … more
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