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Need a shot in the arm? The American Red Cross offers several opportunities. Check out the following area blood drives: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. today, Sumter County EMS; and noon-5 p.m. Saturday, July 29, Sumter Mall. Register now for upcoming American Red … more
Keepsakes can help preserve memories of big day
You'll always remember your wedding, hopefully as a picture-perfect fantasy rather than for family fights or flubs destined for TV clip shows. It's nice to have a physical reminder of your big day, though. Photographs are traditional, of course, … more
Weddings don't have to be costly
Weddings can be expensive, but they certainly don't have to be. By holding weddings and receptions at home or at a friend's place and by using decorations you already have on hand, weddings can instantly become a lot more affordable. Jo … more
Music can make the ceremony
When planning a wedding, music is one aspect whose importance cannot be discounted. According to www.wedding-planning.org, music can, "MAKE or BREAK the moment!" "Choosing the right music for your wedding ceremony, first dance, dance with dad, … more
AROUND TOWN
Need a shot in the arm? The American Red Cross offers several opportunities. Check out the following area blood drives: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, July 21, Sumter County EMS; and noon-5 p.m. Saturday, July 29, Sumter Mall. Register now for upcoming … more
Finding the perfect gift can start with solid research
Finding the perfect wedding gift can be tricky. Will the couple find the gift appalling and return it? Do they already have five of the same item? These are some of the questions that usually keep shoppers running in circles at department … more
Customized weddings are affairs to remember
"This is your day to shine," is the repetitive sentiment many brides hear. And as an increasing number of brides and grooms plan their special day jointly, couples are taking some thoughtful steps to customize their weddings. From writing their own … more
American Idols invade Columbia
Taylor, Katharine and the rest of the American Idol gang have made the jump from the television screen to the stage with the American Idols Live Tour 2006, which will stop Aug. 2 at the Colonial Center in Columbia. From January to May, millions … more
What could go wrong?
MANNING -- After months of planning, fittings and bridal showers, the day of you've dreamed of since you were a little girl has finally arrived. Your wedding day dawns with beautiful clear skies and balmy temperatures. What could possibly go … more
Will you marry me?
A Columbia TV personality recently shared with his audience how he went about proposing marriage to his girlfriend. As the couple were rock climbing in the North Carolina mountains, the man and woman were standing side-by-side on a rock at which … more
When and why did wedding traditions begin?
Have you ever wondered why brides typically wear veils and white gowns on their wedding day instead of shorts and a T-shirt, or why is it custom for the groom to toss his new bride's garter into a crowd of unmarried men, or why is the significant to … more
Flowers
It's that time of the year. As spring transitions into summer, brides and grooms gather with relatives and friends, say their vows, enjoy some dancing, champagne and cake, and head off for the long-awaited honeymoon. Teresa Youngblood, florist … more
Out & About
  There's only one more week to take an art class during the Sumter Gallery of Art's Summer Art Camp. Young people ages 4-17 can sign up this week for classes in various media taught by highly qualified instructors. The weeklong classes last three … more
'Bluegrass Express' kicks off 3rd season
Banjo player Roffie Griggs of the Scape Ore Bluegrass Company once called bluegrass "down-to-earth music that appeals to everyone." That's held true for ETV's South Carolina Channel, whose "Bluegrass Express" program continues to attract more and … more
'She loves the schools'
BISHOPVILLE - Joyce Driggers Bramlett, 61, is famous for writing notes — to herself and others. She does it at home to remind herself of household and family tasks to complete. And as an employee of the Lee County School District, she's been … more
AROUND TOWN
Need a shot in the arm? The American Red Cross offers several opportunities. Check out the following area blood drives: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, July 21, Sumter County EMS; and noon-5 p.m. Saturday, July 29, Sumter Mall. Register now for upcoming … more
History's lessons preserved
Visitors to the Sumter County Gallery of Art this month are seeing only the tip of the iceberg in a massive project Sumter High School history students have undertaken on Sumter's involvement in World War II. In fact, SHS history teacher and project … more
Self - Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Self of Bishopville announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha Thaddeus Self of Columbia, to Steven James Phillips of Augusta, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Phillips of Garland, Pa. The bride-elect is the … more
Zeagler - Mohr
George and Sandi Foster of Columbia announce the engagement of their daughter, Stacey Marie Zeagler of Florence, to Anthony Mark Mohr of Sumter, son of Mary M. Mohr of Bishopville and Anthony T. Mohr of Sumter. The bride-elect is also the … more
Prendergast - Merrick
BEAUFORT — Laura Wynne Prendergast and Bryan Leslie Merrick were united in marriage at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 3, 2006, on Parris Island. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Earle Prendergast of Roswell, Ga., and the granddaughter of … more
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