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Community Calendar: April 1, 2014
Main Street Easter Egg Hunt Main Street Manning is holding an Easter Egg Hunt at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 17, at Gibbons Street Park. Eggs will have surprises. There will be three age groups, 3 and under, 4 to 6, and 7 to 11. For more information … more
Brief Encounters: April 1, 2014
Fish fry The Manning Lions Club will hold a fish fry from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Friday, April 4, at the Manning Restaurant, 476 N. Brooks St, Manning. The menu includes fish, grits, cole slaw, hushpuppies and a soft drink. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 … more
Clarification
In last week's edition of The Clarendon Sun, there was an event omitted from the Striped Bass Festival itinerary. The Sumter Cruisers will be hosting a Truck/Car Cruise-In on Mill Street next to the post office on Saturday, April 5, as part of … more
Gourmet campfire cooking at Santee State Park
Charleston Cooks! will present a two-night cooking class at Santee State Park on April 29 through May 1. No ordinary campfire cooking class, this event features Charleston Cooks! chefs leading participants through preparing, cooking and eating a … more
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Art teacher tops at Manning High
When it came time to name Manning High's Teacher of the Year, Robin Nelson was the victim of misdirection. "I saw them in the hall carrying the bouquet and the banner," Nelson said, "but they walked past me, so I thought it was going to somebody … more
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Brief Encounters: March 25, 2014
Parents of Murdered Children Group The first meeting of the Sumter SC POMC (Parents of Murdered Children) Chapter will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. Friday at the Birnie Hope Center, 210 S. Purdy St. Sumter. The support group is for family and friends … more
Clarendon County residents must remove own storm debris
Clarendon County Administrator David Epperson said Friday the county will not be picking up storm debris from private property along county roads. "There is a misunderstanding in the community about what is going on out there," he said. The … more
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Clarendon Memorial, Hope Health, CBHS partner to provide service
Clarendon Behavioral Health Services (CBHS) recently announced that it has entered into a partnership with Clarendon Memorial Hospital and HopeHealth, Inc. to provide screening and referral services to their patients. This has been made possible by … more
Kidney Foundation: Give your kidneys a well-deserved check up
It is the final week of March, and all over the country, people have been celebrating National Kidney Month in an effort to better inform people about donating and contributing to the cause. The National Kidney Foundation has also continued its … more
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Isis
Isis is a 6-month-old lab mix. She's up to date on vaccines and already spayed. She requires a large fenced yard for plenty of room to exercise. Isis enjoys long walks and a good game of fetch. If you're looking to add a new member to the family, … more
Cricket
Cricket is a 8-month-old female, domestic short hair. This spunky, good time girl is searching for a family who's up for some fun! She enjoys affection and is content in anyone's lap. If you're in search of a real cuddle bug, this girl just might be … more
Let the party begin: Striped Bass Festival set for April 3-12
If there's one event the folks in Clarendon County anticipate all year long, it's the Striped Bass Festival, and this year's edition is set to be the biggest ever. A celebration of all things Clarendon, the festival highlights the beauty of the … more
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Hundreds attend Christian men's dinner
God, game and fellowship. Finding those three things wasn't difficult traveling down Wash Davis Road on Thursday night as hundreds of men stormed the annual Men's Wild Game Supper at Bellview Farms near Goat Island. In its 12th year, the … more
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Manning mourns loss of councilman
Manning City Councilman Gregory Witherspoon, 53, died Thursday in Columbia. He attended Manning High School and served in the U.S. Army for two years as a cargo specialist. He was employed by Black River Electric, GTE and Verizon Wireless for many … more
Thanks for the memories
As we all know, times change, and all things do pass. We did a story a couple of weeks ago on the closing of B-Mart. It will be a very sad day for a lot of people when Travis Brown Jr. shuts his doors for good. Especially for me. When I was 18, I … more
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Candidates prepare to file for elections
William J. Frierson more
Police Blotter: March 18, 2014
CHARGES: 7:35 a.m. Feb. 24: Andrew Jamal Blanding, 24, of 310 Hartwell St., Manning, was arrested and charged with intimidation and disorderly conduct. According to reports, officers responded to a business in the first block of Sunset Drive … more
Frozen Northeast brings rowers south: College teams take advantage of warm waters
For most South Carolinians, the only sports that matter are the typical big three: football, basketball and baseball. Sure, you'll find your occasional niches here and there for certain athletic realms such as equestrian, lacrosse and polo, but … more
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What's a quick pick-up?
Americans drink about 500 million cups of coffee a day and consume more coffee than any other country in the world. Four out of five Americans have two to four cups every day, while 25 percent qualify as true caffeine addicts by drinking more than … more
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Candidates prepare to file for elections
Benton Blakely more
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