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Local dancer, cheerleader lands TV role
McKenzie Prothro has been performing since she was a toddler. In the past 18 years, she's learned dozens of dance styles and has competed as a cheerleader, the latter of which opened a door to perform in a different facet. Prothro's skills … more
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Bones
Bones got his name because when he was taken to the shelter, he was starved, dehydrated and weighed only 4.9 pounds. The shelter staff took care of him until he was well enough to be adopted by a loving family or individual. Now it's time for him to … more
Mobile Library: Aug. 6, 2013
The Harvin Clarendon County Mobile Library will make the following stops through January. DAVIS STATION Aug. 14, 28 - 2:30-4:30 p.m., J&E Superette. LAKE MARION Aug. 14, 28 - 1-2 p.m., Lane's Shopping Center. MANNING Wednesday and … more
Bond denied alleged bank robber
A 42-year-old man, who presented a note demanding money to a teller at the Bank of Clarendon in January, will remain in the Clarendon County Detention Center for the time being. Twelfth Circuit Court Judge Michael P. Nettles denied a bond for … more
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Community Calendar: Aug. 6, 2013
CLARENDON COUNTY GOP MEETING The Clarendon County Republican Party will not meet in August. Regular meetings will resume on the second Thursday of each month beginning in September. POKER RUN The Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 960 in … more
A new sound in town
If you don't already know me from reading The Item, don't worry; you'll hear me soon enough. My byline might read "Rob Cottingham," but those know me - and my boisterous voice - will tell you it's often more appropriate to refer to me as Ruckus. … more
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Police Blotter: Aug. 6, 2013
CHARGES Adam Daniel Carroll, 44, of 5275 Dingle Pond Road, Lenoir's No. 411 in Summerton, was arrested about 3 a.m. July 29 and charged with first-degree burglary after admitting to deputies that he entered a neighboring home while the owner was … more
Buttons
Buttons is a 3-year-old female, tri-color, long-haired Chihuahua, who's hoping someone will see her picture and want to give her a home. She is heartworm negative, spayed and vaccinated.  See Buttons and many other cats and dogs at A Second Chance … more
Brief Encounters: Aug. 6, 2013
HUNTING SEASONS ANNOUNCED FOR WILDLIFE REFUGE SUMMERTON - Santee National Wildlife Refuge Manager Marc Epstein announced last week that certain refuge areas will be open for public hunting of white-tailed deer and raccoons during October and … more
Marie Land wins Main Street award
Manning's Marie Land, wife of retired state senator John Land, recently won a statewide award from Main Street, USA for her beautification efforts. She received the award July 20 at the SC Municipal Association meeting in Greenville. Land, … more
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Wilder named president of School Administrators
SUMMERTON - Clarendon One's Superintendent Dr. Rose Wilder has been elected president of the South Carolina Association of School Administrators. "There are five divisions," Wilder said recently. "Each division has a president, and I am president … more
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Priority Investment Act enhances planning process
Gov. Mark Sanford on May 23, 2007, signed into law the South Carolina Priority Investment Act. The Act was an amendment to the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Enabling Act of 1994 and was meant to provide new zoning tools and to enhance the … more
Clarendon Hall gets new headmaster
SUMMERTON - Phillip Rizzo is the new headmaster at Clarendon Hall, a role the educator finds familiar. "I believe in educating the young student," Rizzo said last week. "I like the fact that here at Clarendon Hall they have Bible classes. I love … more
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Mobile Library Schedule: July 30, 2013
The Harvin Clarendon County Mobile Library will make the following stops through January. DAVIS STATION Aug. 14, 28 - 2:30-4:30 p.m., J&E Superette. LAKE MARION Aug. 14, 28 - 1-2 p.m., Lane's Shopping Center. MANNING Aug. 7, 21 - … more
Cereal and chocolate, with a side of Jesus
MANNING - The Nic @ Nite celebration coming to Manning High School yet again Aug. 5-7 will not be for the dry, dainty or dressed-up. There will be slime, goo, peanut butter and water for adults and kids alike to be as messy as they want. They … more
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Junk, salvage, scrap or wrecking yard?
Let us start with defining what a junk, salvage, scrap or wrecking yard is. The Clarendon County Unified Development Code defines these as: any use where two or more inoperable, wrecked or disabled vehicles without current license tags are placed … more
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Keen competition predicted for catfish tourney
SUMMERTON - More than 100 teams of catfishing anglers are expected to vie for a winning check of $10,000 when Cabela's King Kat Tournament Super Event launches from John C. Land III Landing and Sport Fishing Facility, 4404 Greenall Road, on Friday … more
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Aidan
Aidan is a very polite, housetrained Australian Shepherd mix, and walks very well on a leash. He has beautiful, hypnotic blue eyes and a great personality and was rescued from Clarendon County Animal Control. He is neutered, vaccinated and heartworm … more
Carlie
Carlie is a shy and quiet Shepherd-mix girl, very polite but not recommended for homes with children. She would be a great inside/outside companion for older adults. Carlie is spayed, her vaccinations are up to date, and she's heartworm negative. … more
Clarendon Police Blotter: Tuesday, July 30, 2013
CHARGES: Andrae Joshua McMillan, 26, of 139 Folly Road in Orangeburg, was arrested at 7:30 p.m. July 14 and charged with shoplifting, trespass of real property and failure to stop for blue lights. According to reports, police responded to a … more
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