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Making the Clarendon Sun the county's most personalized paper
Sometimes, reading the newspaper can feel like a one-way exchange. No doubt, when you open up an issue of The Clarendon Sun, maybe with a cup of coffee or a sweet tea, you take in the information we present, reading the stories and glancing at … more
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Fishing Report: Sept. 14, 2010
Don't let the end of summer keep you indoors, because there is plenty of good fishing left this year. Case and point, they are catching everything from catfish to crappie at Taw Caw Campground and Marina. Rhonda Hobby said brim are catching … more
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Columbia City Ballet to hold auditions in Manning
While the Columbia City Ballet won't be performing the Nutcracker until December at Weldon Auditorium in Manning, the company will be holding auditions, starting 2 p.m. Sept. 26 at Manning Junior High School, 1101 W.L. Hamilton Road. With an … more
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Fun, philanthropy highlights of Wyboo golf tournament
At the Wyboo Golf Club Saturday, chipping in for charity meant bringing a wedge. Manning's Second Chance Animal Shelter held its 4th Annual Golf Fundraiser event Saturday. In the shelter's first tournament at Wyboo Golf Club, 14 teams of four … more
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Warm up with oatmeal
If you were lucky enough at the beginning of the year to find one of those calendars that tells what "month" it is, you'll know that it's not just September. Just like January was National Ice-fishing Month or February was National Vapo-Rub Month, … more
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Photo from the Public: Sept. 14, 2010
Martin Haneck submitted this picture of a gorgeous sunset viewed from Elliott's Campground. more
Development Board to sell 'spec' building
MANNING - Less than two months after expressing interest in buying the former Yanagawa building at Clarendon County Industrial Park, the Clarendon County Development Board voted Sept. 7 to sell the empty building. "I can't release all of the … more
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Paxville arranges benefit for Corbett
Growing older. Sleeping the wrong way. Old Sports injuries. Causes abound for chronic pain, and Kirk Corbett spent five months this year with various doctors trying to find the cause of his. "They found a tumor in August," said the 31-year-old … more
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ELWELL GAYMON
MANNING - Elwell Gaymon died Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010, at Palmetto Health Baptist, Columbia. Born in Panola, he was a son of Evangelist Dorothy Bozier Gaymon and the late Deacon Adolphurs Gaymon. As a young man, Elwell was baptized at St. Mark … more
Third Circuit Solicitor candidate speaks to county Republicans
Republican candidate for state Third Circuit Solicitor Tod Williams stressed his local upbringing Thursday at the Clarendon County Republican Party's monthly meeting. Williams, 29, a Sumter native said his experiences in Sumter, Lee, Williamsburg … more
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EUGENE AUBREY MCFADDIN III
GABLE - Eugene Aubrey "Mac" McFaddin, III, 61, husband of Frances Ann "Fran" Surette McFaddin, died Saturday, September 4, 2010, at his home. Born March 27, 1949, in Sumter, he was the son of Miriam Green McFaddin and the late Eugene Aubrey … more
JOHN ANDERSON
John Anderson, 61, husband of Geraldine Brock Anderson, of 9635 Stukes Road, died Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010, at Tuomey Regional Medical Center. Born May 19, 1949, in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late Henry and Gardenia Ford Anderson. When he … more
Varsity volleyball teams have new coaches, big dreams
The varsity volleyball teams from Clarendon Hall and Scott's Branch High School had more than being located in Summerton as common ground when the 2010 season began several weeks ago. Both teams are breaking in first-year coaches while looking to … more
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Barbecue judges needed for PigTales Festival
The Southern Barbecue Network wants you. Specifically, the group wants judges, particularly Clarendon County residents interested in challenging their taste buds through becoming certified barbecue judges. "We are a new organization," said … more
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Clarification
A story in the Sept. 7 edition of The Clarendon Sun set Oct. 16 as the day the Clarendon Council on Aging will hold its second Fall Festival at Manning Junior High School. The event will be held Oct. 10. more
Police Blotter: Sept. 14, 2010
BURGLARY Giovanna Wright, 18, of 2C 214 Alfred Henry St., Manning, was arrested 10:30 a.m. Aug. 31 and charged with burglary and breaking and entering after she tried to break into a home in the 700 block of Lawson Street. The 36-year-old … more
Calendar: Sept. 14, 2010
A SECOND CHANCE ANIMAL SHELTER The Caravan Mobile Unit will provide vaccination updates for $7 each from noon to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the old gas station across from the shelter on U.S. 301. Shelter Director Jenny Connor said shots for dogs will … more
QUEEN YOUNG
MANNING - Queen Ester Miller Young, 75, widow of Booker T. Young Sr., died Monday, Aug. 30, 2010, at Clarendon Memorial Hospital, Manning. She was born March 29, 1935, in the Camp Bob Cooper section of Clarendon County, a daughter of the late … more
Professor hosts talk on amateur archeology at Lake Marion
ELOREE - You'll never know what you might find in Lake Marion. Just ask University of South Carolina Sumter professor Bob Costello. In a small strip of the lake from Pack's Landing down to Persantie Island, he has found everything from pots to … more
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What's at St. Paul?
Daylight-harvesting windows aren't the only things Clarendon District 1 is putting in the new St. Paul Elementary to make the school more efficient. Here is a run down of all of the cost-saving advances at the school: -Occupancy sensors will turn … more
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