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Check out the July / August 2024 issue of The Sumter Item Impact
Readers will find all election coverage needed in The Sumter Item and Impact https://www.theitem.com/stories/the-sumter-item-impact-july-august-2024,417688? more
Reflections by Sammy Way: Sumter's hotels
This edition of Reflections remembers the construction of numerous hotels in downtown Sumter. These buildings were very important for growth of Sumter as it entered the 19th century. The arrival of the railroads in the 1850s and the ensuing influx … more
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Arrival of Deadpool and Wolverine in Marvel Cinematic Universe
After the release of the first "Iron Man" in 2008, the Marvel Cinematic Universe gradually became a blockbuster juggernaut, with every film outing being critical to box office success. Unfortunately, as of late, quantity over quality appears to have … more
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New initiatives coming to Shepherd Center this year
Did you know the Shepherd Center of Sumter has been in our community for 42 years? Few people are aware of its existence or recognize the unique services it offers. The center is open to all those who are 50 years of age and older. It is an … more
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Social Security Matters: Will IRA withdrawals affect my Medicare premiums?
Dear Rusty: I am a member of AMAC and learn so much from the Ask Rusty column. I hope you can give me some information about a question that has come up in my family. My husband is retired and has reached full retirement age. He is considering … more
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Meet the Moms of Sumter Addicts Prayer Group
In 2022, nearly 60% of Americans over the age of 12 used illicit drugs, alcohol or tobacco products within the previous month, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Of this group, nearly 20% reported having a … more
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School may be starting soon, but a Jeep show, giant yard sale, burger cookoff and much more will round out summer events
SUMTER Fourth Fridays continues for the summer in front of Sumter County Courthouse, 141 N. Main St. Every fourth Friday through September, a different band will take the stage at 6:30 p.m., and the event will last until 9 p.m. with food … more
Next Generation News Editor Maple reflects on 1 year of Generation Z-focused series
Time flies when you're having fun. It feels like yesterday that the first issue of Sumter's Next Generation was released to the public. On Aug. 2, 2023, I, along with The Item's graphic designer Cary Howard, Executive Editor Kayla Green, … more
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Summer fun also offered for Sumter's older adults
Summer is the time to have fun and stay busy. However, about a quarter of American seniors suffer from loneliness and social isolation - the very factors that seriously impact their mental health, according to the World Health Organization. Older … more
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Celebrate a new year of learning with back-to-school events in Sumter
The first day of school is right around the corner, and several local events are planned to help your student or students prepare. First, the Sumter Mall will hold its Movin' & Groovin' Back-to-School Event from noon to 3 p.m. … more
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Former Lakewood High star Cisse is ready for big sophomore season at N.C. State
When Brandon Cisse walked in the door at North Carolina State, he wanted to hit the ground running. For many freshmen, the first season of college football is a year of transition. A lot of freshmen take a red-shirt season as they learn what it … more
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3 storylines to know from Sumter School District this month
1. Board votes to transfer $1.7M for new Crestwood stadium Crestwood High School's football team will imminently have an on-campus place to play in for the first time ever. The school opened in 1996. The school board voted to transfer $1.7 … more
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Sumter Item to host Hines Furniture Football Media Day on Aug. 10
Football season is rapidly approaching, which means it's time to sit down with the area's coaches and stars to preview the upcoming fall on the gridiron. The Sumter Item will host its fifth-annual Football Media Day, which is presented by Hines … more
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New art park set to enhance South Sumter
South Sumter is gearing up for a big change as construction on its new Art Park comes to a gradual close. Along the strip of Manning Avenue, the park will occupy the once-grassy area where a Sumter County Sheriff's Office substation stood at 645 … more
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IRS warns of new scam targeting clean energy tax credit
WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service warns taxpayers not to fall victim to a new emerging scam involving buying clean energy tax credits.In this latest scam, the IRS is seeing instances where unscrupulous tax return preparers are … more
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A fez, a go-kart and a purpose: Sumter’s Jamil Flyers help support children’s hospital through parade appearances, raising money
It's not every day you see men driving around in go-karts sporting fez hats. However, if you attend a parade throughout the year in Sumter or any surrounding community, you'll likely run into them. They're the … more
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Penny for Progress projects support Sumter's economic development, group leader says
Recruiting national and global industrial companies to set up shop in Sumter County is a catapult for the area's economic prosperity. When voters said no to a 1% increase in sales tax to support millions in capital improvement projects during the … more
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5 storylines to know from local government happenings this month
1. Rezoning requests may bring new businesses A hookah lounge and another Dollar General are poised to get the green light after being approved by the Sumter City-County Board of Zoning Appeals and Sumter City-County Planning Commission, … more
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U.S. Department of Energy provides tips on keeping your home cooler
When it is hot outside and you are trying to keep your home cool, here are some things you can do that are free and some others that are simple and inexpensive.Operate Thermostat Efficiently- Set your thermostat at a temperature you find comfortable … more
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Take a ride with Sumter Cruisers Classic Car Club
The first cars ever made hit the roads in the late 1800s. They were, and still are, a topic of great fascination for many people, whether it be about their design, speed or technology. In order to fuel this fascination and bring together car … more
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