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New Zion man new chair of bankers' group
COLUMBIA - H. Blake Gibbons Jr., president and chief operating officer of The Citizens Bank, will begin a one-year term as chairman of the South Carolina Bankers Association on July 1. Gibbons was elected to the position at the association's annual … more
New home in Manning
Clarendon County volunteers for Habitat for Humanity raised the walls for a home the team is constructing for resident Angela Nelson and her 5-year-old son. Executive Director Connie Robinson said the team works on Saturdays depending on the … more
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Emergency water source dedicated near Alcolu
By JIM HILLEY (803) 774-1211 jim@theitem.com Residents near Plowden Mill and Durant roads in Clarendon County may be eligible for lower home insurance rates after an emergency water supply pond was dedicated Saturday. Funded by members of … more
Sam
Sam is a 2-year-old Turkish Van. He's up to date with vaccines, de-wormed and has already been neutered. Before coming to the shelter, Sam was a stray hanging around a local hotel begging for attention and food. He's now ready and patiently waiting … more
Manning District 5 voters head to polls
Manning voters were presented a clear contrast between youth and exuberance and age and experience Sunday evening in the conference room at Manning High School, when the Manning Branch NAACP held a forum for candidates in the Manning City Council … more
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Choose sugar substitutes carefully
What used to be called artificial sweeteners are now usually called sugar substitutes or low calorie or non-calorie sweeteners, largely because the word "artificial" makes many people nervous. Only a few sugar substitutes are used in the U.S., still … more
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Police Blotter: July 1, 2014
MANNING POLICE DEPARTMENT ASSAULT- SIMPLE 10 a.m. June: 16: Police were called to Clarendon Memorial Hospital when a 44-year old psychiatric patient allegedly struck another patient. The allegedly abusive patient was moved to another room, and … more
Pearl Harbor survivor: I wasn't brave
In 1940, 18-year-old Don Ralph wasn't content to stay down on the family farm. Eager to escape the stern guidance of his father, the restless young man decided joining the Army could be his ticket out of the Kentucky hills. "My dad was a strict … more
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Alcolu celebrates water project groundbreaking
With a hot saxophone player, a rousing rendition of "Falling in Love with Jesus," and enough ministers to hallelujah Satan straight back to Hades at a dead run, the City of Manning broke ground on the Alcolu Water, Sewer & Stormwater Extensions … more
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Santee Cooper approves loans
MONCKS CORNER - The Santee Cooper Board of Directors has approved $9 million in loans to advance five industrial development projects across the state. The loans support projects representing a total $17.5 million in infrastructure investment … more
Free HIV tests available Thursday
In recognition of National HIV Testing Week, Clarendon Behavioral Health Services (CBHS), 14 N. Church St., Manning, has partnered with the Wateree AIDS Task Force (WATF) to provide free and confidential HIV testing, counseling, referral and … more
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The boots were made for shopping
Isabel Price and sons Christian, 5, and Marcos, 3, of Summerton shop for some produce at Alexis Moultrie's stand at the Manning Flea Market Saturday. The farmers market in Manning is open from 8 a.m. to noon each Saturday and offers a wide variety … more
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Police Blotter: June 24, 2014
MANNING POLICE DEPARTMENT TRESPASS-DISORDERLY CONDUCT 8:50 P.M. June 11: Officers responded to a report of trespassing at a restaurant in the 100 block of Sunset Drive. The manager told police a man was in the restaurant being loud, using … more
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Gabe
Gabe is Heidi's brother, also 4 months old, and will also be neutered on July 18. These siblings were pulled from the county pound, dewormed and vaccinated, and are now searching for a permanent home. Gabe and many other cats and dogs can be seen … more
Brief Encounters: June 24, 2014
Black Male Summit "Restoring the Legacy of the African American Male," Action Council for Cross Cultural Mental Health and Human Services and Omicron Kappa Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc, will be presented Friday and Saturday … more
New Zion man new chair of banker's group
COLUMBIA - H. Blake Gibbons Jr., president and chief operating officer of The Citizens Bank, will begin a one-year term as chairman of the South Carolina Bankers Association on July 1. Gibbons was elected to the position at the association's annual … more
Heidi, Gabe
Heidi is a Old English Sheepdog mix who is 4 months old, up to date on vaccines, and will be spayed on July 18. She's currently ready for a foster-to-adopt family. Heidi and many other cats and dogs can be seen at A Second Chance Animal Shelter, … more
Village Renaissance Project nears completion in Summerton
Visitors to Summerton who come into town from the west on the Larry King Jr. Highway may notice a a number of improvements to the street, including new curbing, sidewalks, benches, trash receptacles and palm trees, all part of the Village … more
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Okra means you're eating down South
If okra is on your plate, you're probably somewhere below the Mason-Dixon line. You lucky thing. This native of Ethiopia has become identified with Southern cuisine as much as grits and collards. Versatile? You bet! Some people like it breaded … more
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Scott's Branch golf tournament set
The Scott's Branch High School Alumni Association's annual Charity Golf Tournament will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 5, at Foxboro Golf Club, 8377 Wash Davis Road, in Summerton. Cost to enter the four-person captain's choice tournament is $40 … more
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