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OLIVER A. CAIN
MIAMI, Fla. - Oliver Alexander Cain, 63, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011, at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami. Born Oct. 8, 1947, in the Davis Station section of Clarendon County, he was a son of the late Gwendolyn Cain Geary. He attended Clarendon … more
Laurence Manning shuts down Wilson Hall 48-41
Kalum McIntyre was forced to watch the final two minutes of Laurence Manning Academy's varsity boys basketball game against Wilson Hall on Friday from the bench after fouling out. McIntyre worried that, despite his game-high 28 points, he'd let … more
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Hospitals look for ways to trim budgets
As local governments and school districts keep cutting budgets in the upcoming fiscal year, Medicaid funding cuts will likely lead Clarendon Memorial Hospital in that same direction. Officials from the hospital and from Tuomey Regional Medical … more
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Grapes make for one healthy snack
A little bit of information about this healthy snack is always good. It is said that grapes were first cultivated more than 8,000 years ago. Native American wild grapes grew along stream banks, but compared with the table grapes that we are … more
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Clarendon Relay kicks off 2011 season
Clarendon County is ahead of schedule for 2011 Relay for Life. "Our goal for this year is $140,000, and we are already on schedule for that," said American Cancer Society regional coordinator Beth Johnson. Survivors, caregivers and supporters … more
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Why Christie Bagnal RELAYS
For Summerton resident Christie Bagnal, her Stage III breast cancer diagnosis nearly three years ago put her in a state of denial. Relatively healthy her entire life, Bagnal told doctors to check the diagnosis again. Ultimately, Bagnal had surgery … more
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Sheriff waiting for SLED decision; Manning mayor alleges financial mismanagement in city's Judicial Department
Officials with the Clarendon County Sheriff's Department said Friday that they are waiting to hear from the State Law Enforcement Division whether it will investigate possible financial mismanagement in Manning's Judicial Department. Clarendon … more
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THOMAS A. DUKE
NEW ZION - Thomas Allen Duke, 75, died Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011, at Tidelands Community Hospice House in Georgetown. Mr. Duke was born Nov. 12, 1935, in New Zion, a son of the late Willard Wesley and Gladys Gibbons Duke. He was a 1953 graduate of … more
CHARLES M. HARVIN
Charles Madison Harvin, 66, died Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011, at Clarendon Memorial Hospital in Manning. Born in Clarendon County, he was a son of the late James G. Sr. and Lou Hodge Harvin. Mr. Harvin was a member of Paxville Baptist Church and was … more
Coach featured in National FFA publication
Manning High School agricultural science instructor and FFA advisor Michael Haynes was featured in the January 2011 issue of the National FFA publication "Making a Difference." In the issue, Haynes discussed his success in engaging … more
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Police Blotter: Feb. 9, 2011
LARCENY Francisco Sierra, 47, of 1341 James Road, Turbeville, was arrested about 12:15 p.m. Jan. 20 in Sumter and charged with larceny after allegedly stealing a transmission valued at $800 from a business in the 10400 block of Lynches River … more
Manning High School Honor Roll, Feb. 9, 2011
2nd Quarter 9th Grade A Honor Roll Lanisha Brown, Christine Egnonim, Robert Hinson, Kayla Therell and John Tricoche. A/B Honor Roll Toby Beard, Aaron Bosier, Joseph Burgess, Stephen Carlson, Adrianna Chapman, Jazmine Cotton, Kelsey … more
Brief Encounters, Feb. 9, 2011
WINTER CHALLENGE BACK FOR 8TH YEAR The Winter Challenge, a race consisting of a seven-mile trail run, a six-mile kayak run and 10 miles of mountain biking, will be held 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Dome Farms in Springfield. Registration after today is … more
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Bomb causes minor damage at Bank of Clarendon ATM
MANNING - Manning police are looking for a man after he ignited an explosive device at a local ATM. Detective Carroll Harrington said that about 2:30 a.m. Thursday, an unidentified man attached a pipe bomb to Bank of Clarendon's drive-thru … more
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Where are the protests, demonstrations here?
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've heard about the protests in Egypt and Tunisia. If not, here's a quick recap - two oppressed citizenships rose up against autocratic dictators and fought for rights and liberties they had previously … more
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William D. Cousar, 1933-2011
Since Dwight Stewart moved into his building on East Boyce Street in 1985, he and Doug Cousar have always waved to one another when either enters through the back of the businesses. "Of course, his office being across the parking lot, I've always … more
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Sexton moves into Habitat home
TURBEVILLE - Ericka Sexton was sure she'd be in her new home by Christmas. Built by Clarendon Habitat for Humanity, the home's completion date was soon rescheduled for the end of 2010. Sexton finally got the keys to her castle on Saturday, … more
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WILLIAM T. GREGORY III
William Thurlow "Bill" Gregory III, 81, husband of Barbara B. Gregory, died Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011. Born Feb. 16, 1929, in Lancaster, he was a son of the late William Thurlow Jr. and Fredricka Cullum Gregory. He was a native South Carolinian. He … more
Adams, Dukes both sign with USC
For Manning High School defensive line standout Phillip Dukes, signing with the Gamecocks last week on National Signing Day was an easy decisio. "I feel more like it's my family here (at USC) and most likely we'll win an SEC (Southeastern … more
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What about the nuts?
Nuts! Well, let's see what the nuts have in store for us. They serve as an alternative to meat and fish, and in some parts of the world where meat is forbidden, nuts are still a staple food. Most nuts can be eaten as is from the tree, and others are … more
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