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Pottery class continues
For the next couple of weeks, 49-year-old potter Richard Christopher Patterson will be offering a pottery class, which will continue at 10 a.m. today at the Water Lily Gallery in Summerton. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Patterson moved to the North … more
Summerton building ordinance passes 1st reading
SUMMERTON - Town Council members passed first reading July 13 of an ordinance that could allow the town to handle downtown buildings that pose a risk to public health or safety. Mayor Jay Bruner told council members that the ordinance would … more
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F.E. DuBose Career Center director resigns
The director of a local college campus has resigned from his position in the wake of criminal domestic violence charges. "I can confirm that John Roveri has resigned," said Central Carolina Technical College President Tim Hardee. "That's all I … more
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Council approves funding request for new fire truck
MANNING - The Clarendon County Fire Department may be getting a new fire rescue unit before the end of the year. Clarendon County Council approved a request July 13 from Grants Administrator Vicki Williams, who is seeking American Recovery and … more
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Here I go again
An old man asked me several months ago, "Do you think Dr. Kevorkian is still practicing?" I didn't know how to answer. As we sat in a waiting area outside the radiology department of Clarendon Memorial Hospital, both of us suffering with … more
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Personal Profile: Renee Kennedy-McCord
NAME: Renee Kennedy-McCord AGE: 48 FAMILY STATUS: Married, two children NATIVE Of: Manning JOB: Spa Director, Beautiful Image Centers Medical Spa - and Certified Personal Trainer WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT YOUR WORK? Getting to meet … more
Church News: July 20, 2010
JEHOVAH JIREH OUTREACH Jehovah Jireh Outreach (A Church Beyond the Walls), 3018 Liberty Hill Road, Summerton, announces: * Wednesdays at 9 p.m. dial in to (712) 432-0175, Code 814742#, for a teleconference Bible study. MACEDONIA FIRE … more
Summerton man charged with impersonating police
SUMMERTON - Police Chief Ray Perdue said the Summerton Police Department nabbed the man who has been impersonating a police officer since late June. Christopher Philip Martin, 28, of 1517 Taw Caw Drive, was charged with impersonating a law … more
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Player Profile: Zan Beasley
As Manning-Santee inches closer to clinching the fourth and final American Legion baseball playoff spot from League III, it is the right arm of pitching ace Zan Beasley that is proving to be more and more important. That importance was … more
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Manning High celebrates 23rd reunion
MANNING - The Manning High School Class of 1987 held their reunion in the courtyard the Zone-Cypress Center in Manning on July 2. The event, called "White Attire Event," began with a speech by Mayor Kevin Lorenzo Johnson, who was accompanied by … more
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0720 RECIPE Peach Cobbler
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News Briefs: July 13, 2010
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Michelle's Bail Bonding will hold a ribbon cutting on Friday, July 16 at 11 a.m., to announce the opening of her new office, which will be located at 4 E. Boyce St. in Manning. The public is invited to attend. The … more
JOHN DINGLE
John Dingle, 66, husband of Hestell Dingle, died June 14 at his home. Born Sept. 15, 1943, in Clarendon County, he was a son of the late Conner and Cora Dingle. He attended Clarendon County public schools. He worked as a farmer and retired from … more
JOYCE A. HOWLE
Joyce Ann Revell Howle, 66, of Manning, wife of Paul Alcorn, died June 17 at the Medical University of South Carolina hospital after a long battle with cancer. Born July 18, 1943, in Olanta, she was a daughter of the late Ben and Elma Revell. She … more
SLED ends Greene investigation
MANNING - The State Law Enforcement Division announced the end of its investigation Friday into Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene, who unexpectedly defeated Charleston County Councilman Vic Rawl in the June 8 primary. SLED began … more
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Fishing Report: July 13, 2010
With the Fourth of July hitting on a Sunday this year, landings reported an increase in the Santee Cooper lakes area traffic. In many cases, however, that didn't necessarily translate into an increase in fishing activity. Scarborough's Landing … more
County clerk returns to ICU
MANNING - Police released a sketch Friday of a man who they say beat a Clarendon County employee with a bat-like object on June 28. Betty Pritchard, 71, former clerk to Clarendon County Council, was cleaning out her office in the early morning … more
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New Zion celebrates the nation's birthday
NEW ZION - For about two hours on July 3, this tiny section of Clarendon County was a metropolis. With more than 20 entries lined up down Salem Road and more than 500 people lining either side of the road, the annual New Zion Independence Day … more
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St. Paul to serve as pilot site for literacy initiative
SUMMERTON - When St. Paul Elementary School reopens in August at the site of Scott's Branch Middle School, it will be as one of eight state public schools to serve as pilot sites for a new state-based literacy initiative. According to Clarendon … more
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Scott's Branch Middle principal steps down after one year
SUMMERTON - After one year as principal of Scott's Branch Middle School, Patricia Middleton will be stepping down to take part in a national educational program - almost, anyway. "She has gotten the change to work with EdisonLearning Inc.," said … more
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