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Get tickets now for shuckin' good time
Reserve your spot in the oyster line now. Tickets are now on sale for the annual Oyster Roast hosted by the Clarendon County Junior Chamber of Commerce. Junior Chamber members finalized plans this week for the event to be held at the National … more
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Police Blotter: Jan. 28, 2014
CHARGES: Donald Walters, 43, of Manning, was arrested at 7:29 p.m. Jan. 13 and charged with shoplifting, trespassing after notice and threatening the lives of public officials. According to reports, officers responded to a business in the 100 … more
Summerton church celebrates 100 years
A small church in Summerton is about to celebrate a big milestone. St. Mary's Catholic Church will celebrate 100 years Feb. 2 with a special Mass led by Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone followed by the unveiling of a historic marker at noon and a … more
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Cold weather has its good points
As I was getting in my car to come to work last Friday, I knew my column was due and I kept wondering what I was going to write about. I put my head in my hands and said, "Lord, just show me something." Every time I ask that question, he does. I … more
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Some baby foods OK to can at home
Is it a good practice to puree and can foods at home for infant? If you have the time and the food, it may be worth your while, with certain exceptions. Don't puree and can carrots, beets and spinach, these vegetables are more difficult to … more
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Calendar: Tuesday, Jan. 21
Revving up your business with Technology Roundtable at FE DuBose Career Center 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23 1st Gear: Basics of Computers - Learn basic computer skills. 2nd Gear: Social Media 101 - Learn the basics of social media and … more
Police Blotter: Tuesday, Jan. 21
CHARGES: William Kasey Cox, 38, of 214 S. Boundary St. in Manning, was arrested at 9:45 p.m. Jan. 10 and charged with shoplifting. According to reports, officers responded to the 2000 block of Paxville Highway in Manning in reference to a … more
Clarendon County Chamber Retreat: Businesses, leaders network at yearly event
The friendships conceived at the Annual Clarendon County Chamber of Commerce Retreat are the life force of the hatching economy. "Things get done when you work together, and these events bring about trust and bring us all together," said Manning … more
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Honor MLK Jr. by continuing fight for justice, equality
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and this week we remember him once again for his nonviolent efforts for equality and justice. I wasn't a thought in my parents' minds during the … more
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Pets of the Week: Tuesday, Jan. 21
Tang, Spooky, Skipper, Petey and Mickey are pals who are living temporarily at A Second Chance Animal Shelter. They're all friendly felines who love being the center of attention. If you're looking for an affectionate cuddle buddy, the shelter … more
Cypress after 5 concert series returns
From staff reports One of the more anticipated events of the year, the Cypress after 5 concert series, is set to begin on Friday at the Cypress Center. The first of four shows will feature The Tony Howard Show, a Las Vegas-styled performance … more
Owner: Manning ideal location for Golden Chick
The Manning community will soon have a dining option for chicken and catfish, both offered in one franchise. Golden Chick will soon replace the former KFC restaurant on Commerce Street in Manning. Owner Corey Wright said if construction goes well … more
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Participate in parade, help send students to college
It's a parade for the children in more than one way. "No. 1, we want to celebrate our heritage, where we came from and where we are today," said Faye Ragin, founder of the Clarendon County Keeping the Dream Alive Foundation. "Back in the day, a … more
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At 92, Manning man is last living WWII vet at Legion post
Willie White remembers being shipbound for months, traveling with the other members of his Army unit to their posting in the Pacific Theatre, dodging Japanese attacks as they went. "We were in the water during a battle," White said. "And there … more
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Businesses, leaders network at yearly event
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Businesses, leaders network at yearly event
Guests make bids at the silent auction during the Clarendon County Chamber of Commerce retreat at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston on Saturday. more
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Andrea
Andrea is a 6-month-old, dilute calico, domestic short hair. She's up to date on her vaccines and has already been spayed. She and her brothers were born here at the shelter after their mother was thrown out in the shelter driveway. Unfortunately, … more
New Zion resident opens comprehensive Lake City art venue
For some reason or another, we rural folks get a bad rap for not being as refined or artistic as our more urban counterparts. Perhaps a closer look is in order. Art is a big part of Southern culture, as it is in many others. Perhaps the reason … more
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Charlie
Charlie is a 7-year-old cocker spaniel. He was found walking the roads of Clarendon County matted, dirty and cold. Through it all, he still seems to be joyful and happy as ever. Full of energy and lots of love for some lucky person, Charlie gets … more
Stay warm with healthy soups
There are lots of good reasons to eat soup during January, National Soup Month. Soup warms the body during the cold days of January and February, but it also warms the heart and soul. It's simple, and it's the ultimate comfort food - always a … more
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