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Halter - Marshall
The Rev. and Mrs. Vincent F. Halter of Lake Wateree announce the engagement of their daughter, Angela Denise Halter of Springhill, formerly of Lexington, to Charles Franklin Lee Marshall of Sumter, son of Mrs. Frances Whetstone Marshall and Charles … more
100's no lonely number
There's a lot to be said for the number 100. Mathematically, it represents the sum of the first nine prime numbers; the highest amount in percentages; and little kids are so proud when they can count to it. It's the number of years in a century, and … more
Rogers - Holladay
Mr. and Mrs. William Glenn Rogers of Manning announce the engagement of their daughter, Michelle Lynn Rogers of Manning, to Kevin Everett Holladay of Manning, son of Mrs. Mary Ann Hodge Bell of Charlotte, N.C., and Ray Carlisle Holladay of … more
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COLUMBUS DAY SCHEDULE BANKS SAFE Federal Credit Union, Bank of America, Bank of Clarendon, First Citizens Bank, NBSC, Sumter National Bank, Wachovia and BB&T will all be closed on Monday. GOVERNMENT City and county offices for Sumter, Lee and … more
DuBose - Stukes
Dr. and Mrs. James Daulton DuBose of Summerton announce the engagement of their daughter, Dixie Daulton DuBose of Summerton, to Lionel Chalmers Stukes IV of Summerton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Chalmers Stukes III of Summerton. The bride-elect … more
Mayes - Hyatt
MAYESVILLE — Elizabeth McFaddin Mayes and John Gregory Hyatt were united in marriage at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006, at Mayesville Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Edgar Mayes Jr. of Mayesville, and the … more
MR. and MRS. LEWIS PRICE
50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Price of Sumter celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 30, 2006, with a garden party at the home of their daughter. The couple's three children and their spouses are: Richard and Sheryl … more
Sunday afternoon of sacred music at 1st Presbyterian
The Woman's Afternoon Music Club presents its annual public concert of Sacred Music on Sunday at 3 p.m. The concert features several club members' performances as well as special appearances by several guests. The program at First Presbyterian … more
Walk to fight disease
Members of the Wateree AIDS Task Force and the Today's Ladies Club will be hitting the streets Saturday, Oct. 14, to raise awareness about the spread of HIV/AIDS in Sumter, Lee and Clarendon counties. The walk, for which registration will begin at 9 … more
Out & About
On Friday at noon, Karen Watson, executive director of the Sumter County Gallery of Art, will lead a tour of "A.G. Edwards: American Spirit," the gallery's current exhibition. The exhibition comprises posters, prints, lithographs and photographs by … more
Sculptors at work
Sumter's first sculpture symposium got under way Monday, offering more than two weeks of opportunities to view eight international artists create a garden of limestone and cypress. The Accessibility2006 symposium is curated by Nora Valdez, who was … more
ACCESSIBILITY2006
Sumter's International Sculpture Symposium Oct. 1-21 Schedule of Events   Today — Artists work on Sumter County Cultural Center grounds   Thursday, Oct. 5 6-8 p.m. — Exhibition by Persi Narvaez and Ronald Gonzalez opens with … more
Order in the Classroom
Two boys fight over a girl during lunch. Another brings a pocketknife to class. A girl wears "inappropriate" clothing. An angry teen disrespects a teacher. These are everyday occurrences at schools throughout Sumter and the rest of the country, … more
More Play, Less Junk Food
Our state and nation are actively engaged in a war — against childhood obesity. South Carolina passed a law forcing schools to join the fight. The Student Health and Fitness Act of 2005 requires schools to implement strategies in the areas of … more
A Time To Heal
Five years. Is it enough time to begin moving on? A widow's bed still feels empty, but she can balance the checkbook. She can function without him. In some ways. Is it enough time for the physical scars to mend? A crater remains where the … more
Water Woes
The Lake Marion Regional Water Agency reaches its ninth anniversary in October. Members are hopeful that by its 10th, it will be delivering water to rural homes and businesses. But construction timetables and member commitments are among the … more
Local 9/11 events planned
There are at least two local public events planned to remember 9/11 and its victims. The Sumter County Library on Wesmark Boulevard will host "The September Project" on Monday. The event is part of a worldwide organization that brings … more
'One of the Best'
He can unlock any door on campus. He can buff a floor like nobody's business. He sweeps, he cleans, he hammers. Willie Dawson is the head custodian of Hillcrest Middle School, but he's also much, much more. In fact, Dawson, who's entering his … more
AROUND TOWN
Need a shot in the arm? The American Red Cross will hold an area blood drive 7 a.m.-noon Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the Sumter Opera House, 13 N. Main St. Register now for upcoming American Red Cross classes at 1155 N. Guignard Drive, Suite 2. Call … more
Windham - Gardner
Tabitha Lynn Windham and William Lenn Gardner were united in marriage at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 23, 2006, in an outdoor ceremony at the pond of Ferrell and Maybin Gardner, parents of the bridegroom. The bride is the daughter of Gene and Cheryl … more
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