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Local trucker earns national award
Jimmy Ardis has driven more than 4 million miles in his 37 years as a truck driver, so it's safe to say he has seen just about everything. Still, Ardis said earning the 2014 Citizen Driver of the Year Award from Truck Stops of America and Petro … more
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Manny
Manny is a 1-year-old, Manchester Terrier mix who's up to date on vaccines and already neutered. His lively personality requires plenty of exercise and play time. He would do best with a family who has plenty of time to give. He thrives on … more
Alana
Alana a quiet, beagle mix girl with a cautious mind, in high hopes for a family with plenty of patience and time to spare to give her the kind of attention she deserves. If you think that may be you, then come on down and meet her. She and her … more
Nurse goes extra mile for Clarendon hospital
Being a nurse, Angel Touchberry is usually prepared for anything. But when she arrived at the Clarendon County Memorial cafeteria a week ago Monday for the announcement of the inaugural Natalie S. Davis Nurse of the Year Award, she was in for a … more
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Brief Encounters: May 20, 2014
Junior Golf Fundraiser The Clarendon County Junior Golf program will hold a fundraiser golf tournament on Saturday, June 28, at Shannon Greens Golf Club. The format is a three-man scramble, captains choice. Shotgun tee time at 11:00 am. Check in … more
Free concert in Santee features bluegrass, country music
SANTEE - Lone Star Barbecue and Mercantile in Santee, South Carolina, will host the 13th annual Bluegrass and Country Music Hoe Down Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-25. Admission is free. Thunder Alley, a well-known bluegrass band from the Low … more
Camp offers respite for kids with cancer
Cancer. Few diseases carry a weight as heavy as that two-syllable word. It relentlessly and indiscriminately wreaks havoc on the lives of victims and their family members. For parents, fewer things are as frustrating as the futility they feel … more
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Police Blotter: May 20, 2014
MANNING POLICE DEPARTMENT HIT AND RUN 5:29 p.m. May 9: An officer responded to a report of a hit and run in the 300 block of Toccoa Drive. Complainant said that while in her house she felt it shake. Complainant said she walked outside and saw … more
New Summerton mayor, council members sworn in
A new mayor and three town council members took their positions on the Summerton Town Council Tuesday, May 12, following swearing in ceremonies at Summerton Town Hall. New council members Bryan Rembert, L. Chalmers Stukes and M. Walker Wells and … more
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Sissy
Sissy has been a resident of the shelter for quite some time now. When she first arrived, she was frightened, severely overweight, unable to walk or barely stand. Since, then she has made huge progress. Still timid but very sweet, affectionate and … more
Local student wins 6th district art contest
COLUMBIA  - Assistant Democratic Leader and South Carolina Congressman James E. Clyburn today announced Teena Wilder, a 12th grade student at Scott's Branch High School in Summerton, is the winner of the 2014 Sixth District Artistic Discovery art … more
Cut saturated fat to lower cholesterol
If the doctor tells you your blood cholesterol level is high, you should immediately cut out high-cholesterol foods like eggs, right? No. The most important dietary factor in reducing blood cholesterol is reducing consumption of saturated … more
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READERS' CHOICE: Feeling blue about your green pool?
Does your swimming pool look like the Swamp Thing could come crawling out of it at any time? Don't be alarmed. Amber and Mark Prickelmyer at The Swimming Hole can help you get your pool in usable condition - and keep it that way. "When people … more
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READERS' CHOICE: Letter from Publisher
Dear Readers, It's hard to believe 14 years have gone by since the start of our annual Readers Choice Awards that publishes in both The Sumter Item and The Clarendon Sun. This very special section continues to be our most popular edition found … more
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Clarendon County celebrates cancer survivors
Clarendon County continued to show its strong support for the fight against cancer, as hundreds of local residents turned out Friday at Manning High School's Ramsey Stadium for the Relay for Life. Each year, cancer survivors, caregivers, family … more
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Toto
Toto is a 1-year-old, female terrier mix who's in search of a permanent home. She walks gracefully on leash, gets along well with other dogs and even cats! Due to her temperament, we believe that she'd do well with a family of any age. If you've … more
Tastebuds get treat in Manning
From alligator gumbo to fried Oreo cookies, Weldon Auditorium in Manning was the place to sample dishes out of the ordinary Saturday. Local residents with adventurous palates could sample a variety of courses prepared by some of the area's best … more
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Dykes offers monetary advice
Lesley Dykes, former business development director for the Clarendon Health System, is launching Stellar Asset Solutions LLC. Through this company, Dykes will offer her clients assistance in decisions about monetary issues including life insurance, … more
READERS' CHOICE: D&H Bar-B-Que a staple in Manning
Henry Brailsford was a manager at a McDonald's before he came to work at D&H Bar-B-Que 26 years ago, but the special sauce he uses for barbecue certainly won't be found on a Big Mac. "Our barbecue is vinegar based," Brailsford said. "It has been … more
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Officers ride to remember fallen comrades
The Palmetto Patriots, a bicycling team made up of Clarendon County law enforcement officers, is joining a nationwide vigil to remember fallen officers in Washington, D.C., tomorrow, group member and Clarendon County firefighter Pete Surette … more
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