Cheraw, SC News

• Cheraw, SC News
• Vick withdraws from Congressional race
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA program
• UCOR-Vulcraft management present art awards
• Lawmaker arrested on DUI, gun charge
• School district budget falls short
• Farmers Market provides healthier living
• Sandhills Regional to host lunch and learn on wound care healing
• Artist Grace Boyd to be featured in the Dotson Gallery
• Lakeside Music kicks off May 25 from Cheraw State Park
• NETC President has round table discussion with students
• Watson wins first place in Pee Dee Region 4-H Presentations contest
• Ronard Price admitted to Saint Augustine’s College
• Pathfinders gather for annual banquet
• Horse power prominent in Patrick parade
• Democratic party hashes out election ballot ‘mess’
• Trinity Collegiate School students conquer Mythology
• Cheraw Arts Commission offers summer classes and camps
• American Legion Golf Tournament benefits Paws and Claws
• Children having children
• Mayoral declaration of Hospital Week
• Datebook — May 17, 2012
• An afternoon of history
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office arrests for May 17, 2012
• Governor urges Senators to pay for $93 million in tax relief
• Cheraw woman wins big money on TV show
• Alliance sees more support
• Fallen officers are honored
• Victim Advocate Volunteer training offered
• May graduates face steadily improving job market
• World War II musical to be performed at the Ansonia Theatre
• Cheraw High students named Palmetto Fellows
• AO Smith Charity Golf Tournament to benefit Pee Dee Coalition
• Yard of the Month for May
• Open registration for NETC Summer Term is May 16
• SC African American Heritage Commission Civil War lecture series comes to Hartsville
• Cheraw Recreation and Leisure Services Department, summer activities
• Local student named National Merit Scholar
• Volunteer Luncheon held
• Datebook for May 10, 2012
• St. David’s Carnival thrills all
• Gov. Haley officially declares May as Teacher Appreciation Month
• Filing change leaves names off primary ballot
• Mayor’s Association elects new Chairman, Vice-Chair
• New Dollar General store grand opening in Patrick
• Light falls, cops called
• Cheraw Police Department - arrests for May 10, 2012
• Cheraw council OKs budget first reading
• Spay or neuter ballot question considered
• Nation’s largest single-day food drive set for May 12
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office - arrests for May 10, 2012
• Palmetto OBGYN celebrates National Women’s Health Week
• Chesterfield General celebrates Hospital Week
• Students on French Day trip
• NETC recognizes achievements, contributions during Annual Honors Program
• Social Security: Serving wounded warriors and the survivors of our fallen heroes
• Free lunch presentation to be held by sculptor Albert Gilewicz
• International comedy entertainer David Kaplan comes to Ansonia Theatre
• Taste of Cheraw serves up another winning evening
• Bennett Motor Company supports Alliance
• Pageland Elementary honor roll
• Cycle to the Sea zooms through Cheraw
• Man claims self-defense in murder case
• South Carolina’s gas price dips below 2011
• High-flying career day
• Equine Park hosts horse show this weekend
• Fire churns out lots of smoke
• Cheraw officials promise no tax hike
• Datebook for May 3, 2012
• Chesterfield Sheriff’s Office - arrests for May 3, 2012
• Cheraw Police Department - arrests for May 3, 2012
• New superintendent named
• Carolina Canners announces major expansion
• NETC employees honored for service to college
• Pee Dee Transportation Association to hold Industry Night Dinner
• Trinity students honored for National Honor Society
• SCDMH provides over 10,000 telepsychiatry consultations
• JTEKT Automotive expanding in Greenville County
• Basketball camp held
• Cheraw Police Department - arrests for April 26, 2012
• Honor roll for Jesus Is Lord Christian School
• Cheraw says no to magazine ad
• Science and Math Governor’s School senior named National Merit Scholarship Finalist
• Delta Sigma Theta sorority presents Miss Jabberwock 2012
• Arts Walkabout set for May 31 in Cheraw
• April 30 is deadline for writing, forensic science workshops
• Decker receives Chesterfield County Ambassador for Economic Development
• Questions still linger for Lowery’s family
• Mom of Year has tea with governor
• Scouts visit Black Creek Gun Club
• Remember When: Carnival
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Department - arrests for April 26, 2012
• Michael Burgess named Captain of Highway Patrol Telecommunications
• Taste of Cheraw tickets available
• Lander University honor roll
• NETC holds Spring Field Day
• Down By the River — Lunch & Art!
• SC Realtors release March market numbers
• Report: Deer caused fatal crash
• Chesterfield General Hospital honors volunteers
• Garden Club news
• Sandhills Regional spring health fair is April 28
• Coker College sudent Jeremy Curtis presents research
• Third nine weeks honor roll for Edwards Elementary
• Taste of Cheraw to feature ‘The Fantastic Shakers’
• Seeing the light
• Inquest finds man took own life
• Application deadline for summer term is May 1
• Cheraw High School Honor Roll
• Datebook for April 19, 2012
• Vet walks for others
• PLAY BALL!
• Make a difference with Guardians Ad Litem
• 20th annual Arrowhead Golf Tournament set for May 2
• Guardian ad Litem welcomes new director
• School Board to introduce superintendent finalists to the public
• Alliance gets boost
• SC Department of Revenue offers Sales and Use Tax Seminar in Columbia
• Artist-in-residence coming to Cheraw State Park
• S.C. Department of Commerce honors development leaders during Industry Appreciation Week
• NETC, continuum invite entrepreneurs to apply for grant
• Search for new schools leader narrows
• Brenda Wallace Mills
• Locals have vision for Rails to Trails
• Summer term good time to get ahead on a college degree
• Yard sale of the Carolinas returning to Chesterfield
• Missing man’s body located
• How to chose a pet from a shelter
• Chamber of Commerce seeks award nominations
• Remember When - April 28, 1983
• Datebook for April 12, 2012
• Arrowhead Park
• Brittain files for 7th District Congressional race
• Camp Invention coming to Faith Christian Academy
• Cheraw Police Department - arrests for April 12, 2012
• DHEC rabies vaccination clinics set
• Women’s voices find home on UNITE Women YouTube channel
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office - arrests for April 12, 2012
• State recognizes Perdue operation for safety milestones
• County officials work on industry deals
• School board narrows super search
• SCDOT updates plans for Teal’s Mill bridge
• Good luck, Karla
• ETV to broadcast Weekly State House program
• Cheraw First Baptist to hold women’s hospitality banquet
• Sexual assault program to be presented at Chesterfield Baptist
• Cheraw boosts economic alliance
• Coroner to review veteran’s death
• Police search for missing Cheraw man
• Spring Festival 2012 serves up tons of food and fun
• Faith Christian Academy Science Fair announces winners
• Old Cheraws Chapter, DAR, visits Chesterfield Heritage and Visitors Center
• Back Porch Stories to premiere at writers conference
• First Impressions spreading word of important causes through hair extensions
• National Library Week to be held April 8-14
• Cheraw Arts Commission to hold final performance in pre-school series
• Mac Bootcamp aims to strengthen computer users’ skills
• State honors eleven area schools
• Ellerbe-Shannon attends economic development institute
• A tender touch
• Legion hosts Pinewood Derby
• Spring fest thrills
• 3rd quarter Honor Roll for Ruby Elementary
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Department - arrests for April 5, 2012
• NETC nursing student wins Palmetto Gold Scholarship Award
• Students visit the museum
• Trinity Collegiate students ranked Superior in music festival
• Datebook for April 5, 2012
• Top artists earn honors
• Scalloped potatoes
• Students writers come aboard
• Saleeby recognized as essay winner
• Pennies for Patients raises blood cancer awareness
• Plans for building viewed
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA program
• Animal group ask for votes
• Incumbents will face challengers
• Grand Re-Opening held
• Cheraw Arts Commission to hold watercolor workshop in June
• Spring screening and health fair to be held
• Cheraw man accused of kidnapping, rape
• Chesterfield County Economic Development Alliance campaign reaches final phase
• Chesterfield General a ‘Top Ten’ hospital
• Man dies after crash near bridge
• Easter goodies galore
• Court sides with citizens in dump dispute
• Ted Vick files as candidate for U.S. Congress
• Chicken Fiesta Salad
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Department - arrests for March 29, 2012
• Students play role of tourists
• Spring Festival arrives Event offers fun, food and plenty of entertainment
• Meeting on bridge set
• More pledges for Alliance
• Progress supports Alliance
• First United Methodist Church holds Holy Week
• Chamber to hold Karolina Kids Fest
• Pastor reads to children
• Remember When — April 1999
• Datebook for March 29, 2012
• Cheraw Police Department - arrests for March 29, 2012
• Police recover bodies of missing men
• Lucia & Levi to perform at The Rack Shack
• Chesterfield General Hospital asks patients to select top nurse
• Girl just wanna … do it all
• Author chronicles Robert Smalls
• Chesterfield names new coach
• New hospital may be in Anson’s future
• A room with a view
• Remember When - 1982
• Datebook for March 22, 2012
• Super Veg-All tacos
• Traffic club designed to stimulate economic growth
• Incumbents wants to stay on school board
• ETV premieres two new documentaries about jazz greats Dizzy Gillespie and Marian McPartland
• Miss South Carolina assists the Cheraw area
• College program to nurture entrepreneurs
• Pathfinders United support former member Marcellas Dunn
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Department - arrests for March 22, 2012
• Cheraw to offer house to needy family
• Former Congressman John Spratt endorses Ted Vick’s Congressional bid
• N.C. Dance Theatre to perform at Ansonia Theatre March 22
• Pulitzer Prize-winner to reveal secrets to investigative journalism
• Around the World in an evening
• County saving money by changing waste disposal practices
• Taste of Cheraw to be held April 26 at 143 McIver St.
• Permanent bridge plans considered
• Our Fan Fever bracket contest begins
• New artificial knee fluid therapy offered by Palmetto Orthopadeic
• Cheraw Spring Festival Corn Hole tournament registration under way
• Southern African American Heritage Center to create natural egg dye
• Board of Directors of First Bancorp announces cash dividend
• Northeastern Rural introduces Mental Health First Aid to S.C.
• Name change and growth ahead for Andy’s
• Economic Boost
• County brings two industrial properties on line
• County moves to lure business, industry
• Chesterfield General Hospital honors doctors
• Miss Brave 2012 crowned
• Seats on school board are up for election
• Datebook for March 15, 2012
• CareSouth Carolina Leadership Award
• Free Success Skills classes start March 26 at NETC
• NETC instructor recognized as Governor’s Distinguished Professor of the Year
• Bryant named new principal of Cheraw High School
• Idea for free summer concert series becoming a reality
• School donation
• Walk to Cure Diabetes to be held March 31
• Cheraw Farmer’s Market returns
• Cheraw council considers money requests
• Concert at B&B gets mixed reviews
• Cheraw Police Department reports for March 16, 2012
• Two Cheraw teens in play
• MyOwn Community News is all about you
• SPCC offers Introduction to Auto Body Careers course
• Four Seasons Garden Club holds February meeting
• Hunt’s chicken with Mediterranean vegetables
• Richie Yow announces candidacy
• Datebook
• Youth art is celebrated
• Southern 8ths host first recognized beginner novice and novice three-day competition
• Local students inducted into Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society
• Town of Cheraw police reports
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Department arrests
• History comes alive at Pageland Elementary
• Officials mum on Tanneyhill replacement
• Cheraw to hold annual Easter egg hunt
• Pageant countdown
• ‘Chesterfield 22’ opened some eyes
• Bauer begins Congressional bid
• Darlington County Historical Commission presents workshop
• Remember when
• French Honor Society inducts six new members
• Local author comes to Chesterfield to promote book
• Chesterfield General Hospital recognizes staff for achievements
• NETC announces Educators of the Year
• Cheraw Spring Festival just around corner
• Eleven vying for Miss Brave 2012
• Author’s new book touches on local families
• Large dump gets airing in court
• Final Post Office decision is on hold
• Datebook
• Chicken Pot Pie
• Longtime judge dies
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office arrests
• Applications due for First Choice Member scholarship
• Cheraw Police Department arrests
• Pledge to Alliance
• Trinity Collegiate hosts speakers for Black History Month
• Honor Society recognizes students for academic achievement
• Narcie Jeter to speak at First United Methodist Church Women’s quarterly meeting
• Pride grant at work
• Bullet holes serve as reminder
• Remember when
• Cassidy celebrates first birthday
• Volunteers care for starving animals
• Organizers raise money for concert series
• Police chief is speaker for NETC’s Black History program
• Animal shelter still awaits inspection
• UofSC study: Bachelor’s degree leads to better health in midlife
• Early bird council meets behind closed doors
• Car gets bounced
• History … a stitch at a time
• Horses, cows left to starve to death
• Environmental issues remain at Cheraw site
• Carolina Rebellion announces concert lineup coming to The Rock
• Calling all North, South Carolina poets
• Datebook
• More South Carolina kids are enjoying chess
• Princeton Review cites USC as a ‘Best Value’
• S.C. House Bill would raise dropout age to 18
• AT&T spends $950M to boost local networks
• SC unemployment rate in December lowest in 3 years
• Southern Paint and Powder Coating Inc. locates in Chesterfield County
• Lenten Lunch and Devotional each Wednesday at First Baptist
• SC Department of Revenue advises against tax scams
• Link tribe basketball team heads to playoffs
• Cornejo to be highlighted in Google Maps Essay Project
• Best Tuna Casserole
• Country Comedy Tour at Theatre On The Green
• Afterschool Alliance offers free training
• Financial aid deadlines differ for different colleges
• Cheraw council grants Garden Club $75,000
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office recent arrests
• Town of Chesterfield receives equipment grant
• Continuum establishes fund for aspiring entrepreneurs
• NewSouth’s Pattillo releases new book
• Longleaf pine initiative can be used by private landowners
• Chesterfield County School Board approves new 2012-13 calendar
• Cheraw Chronicle launches new website
• Tanneyhill takes new job in Union County
• In 2012 … still living the dream
• Prayer missing from school board meeting
• Spec building rises at Carolinas Centre
• Trinity Collegiate School receives donation
• Gibson appointed to USDA advisory committee
• Vick earns campaign endorsements
• Cheraw Gym Champs bring home 1st place trophy
• Prescribed burns planned at preserve
• Annual Daddy Daughter Dance proves popular
• First Baptist to host marriage conference
• Chesterfield County Economic Development Alliance to hold breakfast
• Birmingham Drug Company takes on veteran emergent prescriptions
• Chicken Valdostano
• Conservation program sign-up begins soon
• Last hope for saving post office
• NETC to offer valuable job training
• S.C. files legal challenge to DOJ’s denial of voter I.D. law
• Decision deferred on shelter pull fees
• Spring mini-mester courses start Feb. 20
• Financial aid is available with proper planning
• Residents named to Clemson Dean’s List
• Datebook
• Call for entries for Rural Photography Contest
• Floral February
• Taxpayers encouraged to file electronically
• Remember When — Feb. 15, 1990
• Long Middle School students make honor roll
• Cheraw State Park hopes to host concerts
• Officials hunker at retreat
• Sandblast 2012 zooms on
• Police reports for 2/9/2012
• AARP Tax-Aide to assist Pee-Dee taxpayers
• Cadets receive academic honors from The Citadel
• NETC students show support for lottery funding program
• NETC alumna builds a lifetime of achievement on a dare for a degree
• Soul of the Pee Dee opens at the Art Trail Gallery
• Habitat ReStore opens
• Cheraw to host Tarradiddle Players’ ‘Commedia Cinderella’
• Community receives its fifth state historic marker
• Northeastern Tech to host youth leadership forum
• Parents announce birth of Sophie Nicole Bleimehl
• Animal advocates oppose new ordinance
• 100 School Days
• Cheraw Arts Commission to sponsor Fine Arts Show
• Teachers issued 45 day ‘educational period’
• Powell named Chamber president
• Cheraw Arts Commission quilt exhibit opening
• Nationally known marriage experts leading Cheraw conference
• Cheraw couple killed, three injured in U.S. 1 crash
• Chamber leader retires
• ‘You may die’
• Chesterfield woman named Mother of Year
• Blooming January
• Datebook
• Senior team takes title at 2012 Carolina Classic
• Students receive honors for President’s, Dean’s List
• Former hospital CEO joins Agapé Senior
• Lanier Library to hold poetry competition
• Honor lists for Fall Semester 2011 announced
• Remember When
• Oliver named commander for S.C. Highway Patrol
• Sandblast Rally coming to Chesterfield
• Chesterfield awarded PalmettoPride grant
• Edwards Elementary students receive honors
• Chesterfield General launches new 30-Minute ER Service Pledge
• Chesterfield Alumni Association helping local schools
• Deputy involved in serious crash
• ‘Glass cleaner’ latest substance abuse danger
• Cheraw gymnasts stretch out in new home
• Cheraw’s Red Hats club visits Brookgreen
• Prayer rally is planned in wake of ACLU fight with school district
• Animal shelter director calls it quits
• Twist and Shout
• NETC holds information session about USDA grant
• Vandals strike downtown building
• Overwhelming turn-out at ladies’ free shooting lessons
• FirstHealth, Pinehurst Surgical open general surgery practice in Richmond County
• Nesbitt graduates from Armstrong Atlantic State University
• Coalition launches community stalking awareness campaign
• Recreation Department hosts Daddy/Daughter date night
• Matheson Library to host Pro Se Divorce clinic
• Agape Hospice hosts volunteer training
• FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital offers clinical trial with new option for patients with colorectal cancer
• Primary for GOP this Saturday
• Jackie Branch attains Master Farm Certification designation
• Big rig topples over
• Animal shelter awaits inspection
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA program
• Material Culture and Decorative Arts of the southern Backcountry
• Free throw contest set for Saturday
• School board agrees to settlement of ACLU lawsuit
• School board meets in private with lawyers
• At rest on the river hill
• Bold-Faced Liars to host fifth competition
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Perry
• Council OKs outdoor alcohol sales
• Comics and jokes are serious teaching tools for USC linguist
• Slain civil rights leader remembered
• Cheraw to host 3-day oil painting workshop
• Area residents receive degrees from Clemson University
• Confessed killer waives bond hearing
• Continuing education courses offered at NETC this spring
• Students graduate from NETC practical nursing program
• A Look Back at 2011
• Registration remains open for Upward Soccer
• Manhunt continues for burglars
• Missing girl is located
• Murder victim remembered for her sweet smile
• Economic Development Alliance honorary chairs are named
• Crossing the bridge
• Kiss 100-year-old legend for a dollar
• Pee Dee Coalition launches Stalking Awareness campaign
• Free riding at Circle C Farm
• Community up in arms
• Fireman hurt in crash
• Happy New Year
• Coulter-Long Alumni awards scholarships
• Public meetings set for Revolutionary War Heritage Area
• Retired teachers celebrate Christmas by gathering and giving
• High school filmmaking competition promotes state parks, media arts education
• Sandhills Ostomy Support Group to host national speaker
• When the saints go running in
• Special New Year celebration is planned
• Come Together
• Fire Department and Fitness World provide Christmas gifts
• A colorful Christmas
• End of an Era Owens steps down
• Youth participate in Eastern Carolina Fair 4-H project
• African American Heritage presents annual meeting
• Gov. Nikki Haley announces updated record retention policy
• Thurman - Davis Wedding
• Chesterfield, National League of Cities bring residents prescription discount card program
• Kershaw woman murdered
• North Carolina Prevention Partners recognizes FirstHealth hospitals as Gold Heart Standard hospitals
• South Carolina 4-H’ers participate in National 4-H Congress
• Christmas letters from Faith Christian Academy
• Letters to Santa from Tish L. Hitesman’s second grade class
• And what is your Christmas wish?
• Letters to Santa are from Anita Oliver’s class
• Teal’s Mill bridge reopening: NOT YET
• Crossing the bridge … hallelujah
• Coming home
• Save The Horses raises funds for local horse rescue efforts
• SCGSAH looking for young artists, musicians, actors, writers and dancers
• Fine line between cafes and open containers
• Chesterfield retired businessman recognized
• 2011-2012 Junior Scholars
• Community celebrates the life of Levi Byrd Levi Byrd, celebrated statesman, political activist
• Middle school teacher faces more sex charges
• Morris celebrates 75 years of service
• Students collected lots of toys
• Cheraw honors its employees
• School board huddles on ACLU lawsuit
• At Christmas time, it’s all about families
• Local theater group to perform original play in Jefferson
• Economic Development Alliance leadership in the spotlight
• Students explore health and education careers at NETC
• Council balks at chance to sponsor movie
• Town, Alumni Association donate trees to 4th graders
• Agape Hospice recognizes advisory board members
• Cheraw native and actor returns home to promote movie
• Progress on the horizon
• Save the Horses celebration is Dec. 17
• Last minute tax deduction for 2011
• Chesterfield General Hospital to hold blood drive
• The Spirit of Christmas
• Mozingo awarded Certified Emergency Nurse designation
• Ballard to graduate from NCCU
• ACLU sues over religious rally at Jefferson middle school
• Sheriff tangles with animal advocate
• Major donation from S.C.’s electric cooperatives
• Firefighter recruits finish first leg of training
• Children’s center receives Payless Shoe Award
• New members of Four Seasons Garden Club
• Martha Reeves and the Vandellas
• Majority of Americans lack awareness of diabetic eye disease
• ‘The Christmas Goat’ on stage
• Durant Children’s Center to host cookies and cocoa with Santa
• Fire Department holds Christmas and awards banquet
• ACLU sues over religious rally at Jefferson middle school
• Chesterfield native Jack Gardner’s debut novel released
• Anticipation mounts for first production at renovated Ansonia Theatre
• S.C. military families face food crisis
• The gift of Giving
• U.S. Marine Sergeant speaks at Daughters of the American Revolution meeting
• Dogs found penned in disgusting conditions
• Sunday Blue Laws suspended through December
• Staging a divorce
• Celebration to be held at Centennial Park Dec. 1
• Cheraw holds annual Who-Bulation
• Costume contests winners announced
• Economic Development Alliance leadership spotlighted
• Cheraw Recreation Department to hold registration for basketball leagues
• Violence not a factor in Cheraw’s Black Friday
• 27 students earn a perfect PASS score
• Bridal expo at the Florence Civic Center
• Rogers defends Solicitor’s Office
• Fund-raiser for Alzheimer’s features Christmas music
• County library offering audiobooks, ebooks
• Cheraw to celebrate Arbor Day
• Agapé Hospice president elected to two state posts
• Graham earns promotion
• Free childbirth classes offered by Palmetto OB/GYN
• Wingate, Hayes wed
• Sleigh bells ring
• Free turkey dinners gobbled up
• Folks play dress up, win prizes
• Teacher begins her education at NETC
• Hudley celebrates birthday
• Cheraw Chamber hosts annual banquet
• Rice to seek new congressional seat
• ‘Tis the Season for thanks and giving
• Council may lift blue laws for holidays
• Small Fry Football
• Readers Digest asks Americans to vote for hometown
• School district ranks tenth in state
• Hospice holds caregiver’s luncheon
• Hospice holds memorial service
• Grant requests for 2012 Recreational Trails Program
• A Changing of the Guard Ingram reclaims mayor’s post
• Scholarships now available for Upward Soccer
• FATZ a supporter of Special Track and Field event
• Mesha Arant in Wofford College homecoming court
• Garden club’s idea coming to life
• Victim advocate certification training offered
• A community shows its gratitude
• Charline’s Sweet Potato Casserole
• Local Goody’s shoppers help raise $375,000 for U.S. military families
• Gaskins chosen to run shelter
• Cheraw Fire Department recruits train hard
• Deck your halls with a decorating workshop
• Police dog allowed at high school
• Cheraw High Honor Roll
• The party’s almost over!
• Chesterfield Ruby Middle School honor roll
• NETC prepared a Tiger and a Gamecock for college
• De-stress before the holidays
• Hospice holds Pastor Appreciation Luncheon
• Hospice Tree of Celebration to honor local people
• ACLU wants more information from school district
• Mother of murder victim fed up
• Mercy in Me Free Medical Clinic holds 2nd annual fundraiser walk
• Organization raises awareness and money for domestic violence awareness
• Edwards students experience agriculture up close
• Spears, Gavin to marry
• Vick makes congressional plan official
• Olde English District announces annual awards
• Nominate local businesses for Support Freedom award
• Veterans group sends care packages to local military
• Cheraw Intermediate Honor Rolls
• Local scouts learn about farming
• The kudzu bugs are coming!
• Lady Saints finish second in conference
• Baucom named student of month
• Teacher arrested for alleged sex acts with student
• Richmond Rip
• Annual wellness exams covered by Medicare
• Shockers rip through Ripken Experience
• Application deadline for Spring semester approaches
• Area students selected for Physics Institute
• Hospice topic of program
• Jonah is Student of the Month
• NETC nursing graduates achieve milestone for ADN program
• Student life at NETC revs up with fall semester
• Festival of Trees decorates downtown Cheraw
• Cheraw’s Revolutionary War history remembered
• Chesterfield General goes wireless
• Cheraw town to reach into Marlboro County
• Public forum educates on Alzheimer’s disease.
• Study of texture exhibit at Burr Gallery
• Cheraw candidates face off for top job
• Cheraw Fire Department hosts fast-track training for county’s volunteers
• History uncovered at library presentation this month
• Douglas on house arrest in murder case
• Church holds Fine Arts Ministry Festival
• Photo advice offered up by pro
• Calling all Veteran’s: We want you!
• Postal service announces 2011 military holiday mailing deadlines
• Faith Christian Academy announces winners of Dizzy’s “Chee-raw” 5K Race
• Polson turned 1
• Cheraw Family Worship hosts Braves’ breakfast
• Chesterfield collects 10 tons of recyclables in first year
• Hospice Sabbath planned Nov. 4-6
• Church hosts patriotic musical for veterans
• Douglas awaits murder trial
• Sheriff’s offices launches attack on copper theft
• Animals available for adoption at Chesterfield County Animal Services
• Coordinating Council receives grant to mentor Marlboro County
• Art workshops highlights natures beauty
• Hospice announces “Toot your Horn” winners
• Silent auction to benefit Pee Dee Coalition planned
• Costume contest beginning
• Soup Kitchen welcomes all
• Temporary bridge new tool for SCDOT
• Foundry Hill Cemetery has stories to tell
• Hospice to hold annual memorial service
• President Obama’s Promised Higher Electric Rates Will Soon Begin
• AAU Tournament held at Arrowhead Park
• Free medical clinic to host annual walk-a-thon
• We offer BIG savings
• Science and Math Governor’s School senior named national Merit Scholarship semifinalist
• SC Governor’s School invites prospective students to the annual Open Doors event
• Nephrologist to discuss kidney health during RMH Foundation event
• Phone Tour will reveal Cheraw’s secrets
• NETC Students Riding the Next Wave of Technology With 3D Printing
• CHESTERFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL NAMES NEW CEO
• Hospital to hold health fair
• Dreams become a reality as ground is broken at Carolinas Centre Industrial Park
• County could see changes to incarceration
• St. David’s Thrift Shop announces closing
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA Program
• New children’s sports experience coming to Cheraw First Baptist
• Library reaches out to teens to promote reading
• Preparing for flu season
• NETC’s Future Focus Day
• Expert on hereditary breast, ovarian cancer to speak at Moore Regional
• Area couple charged in child’s death
• Be-Bopping in Cheraw at the S.C. Jazz Festival
• Council hears complaints about business
• Cheraw celebrates 2011 Homecoming
• Schools superintendent to retire
• Broadcasting: Live from Cheraw
• Scores of parents support principal’s role in rally
• Animal shelter: New leaf, new name
• County helicopter helps find fugitive
• Free Success Skills start Oct. 24 at NETC
• Animals up for adoption at shelter
• Cheraw High teacher invited by NASA to space center
• Corn maze amazes
• Chesterfield hospital welcoms internist
• Soup kitchen served more than 1oo
• Ironwood Farms ready to do business
• Chesterfield High Homecoming Parade
• October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Local efforts still hail 9/11 heroes
• Race lovers get green flag
• National Night Out reaches out to community
• Religious rally reactions roll on
• Registration deadline nearing
• Patrick to elect two council seats
• Arbor offers free trees for fall
• Shockers absorb Columbia to win championship
• Pastors’ Appreciation Luncheon
• United Way of Chesterfield County names Powell
• NETC celebrates completion of Dillon campus expansion
• St. David’s Episcopal Church hosts bazaar and barbecue
• Pancake fund raiser was a success
• Department of Commerce awarded SBA grant to further exports
• Two celebrate birthdays
• Bath salts : What you need to know
• ACLU alleges school violated Constitution
• Town Council tables plant annexation
• Sheheen tours H. Cooper Black Recreational Facility
• Pilot Club members reach out to help others in need
• Taste of the Carolinas
• Cheraw High school students to construct home
• Fishing Clinic set for Cheraw Fish Hatchery on Oct. 12
• 8 children missing from New York may be in South Carolina
• Hannah receives service award
• Arts Commission presents artwork by Neil McClendon
• Faith Christian Academy announces expansion to high school facilities
• Hospice to host Clergy Appreciation lunch on Oct. 11
• Weaver brings business home
• Bounce TV premiered Sept. 26 with ‘The Wiz’
• Taste to be crowd pleaser
• History in Peril Potential closure of post offices gets national exposure
• Postal Service studies Florence operations
• Cheraw’s page in world history
• County Council lines to be redrawn
• Success smiles on local author
• Harvest helps feed the hungry
• Elderly man survives gunshot wound
• McLeod announces schedule for mobile mammography screenings
• FATZ hosts Pancake Breakfast for the TRIBE
• Not her mother’s cancer
• Poker Run benefit a success
• National Family Day is Sept. 26, 2011
• Jones Furniture moves
• Arts Commission presents ‘The Tortoise & the Hare’ for Pre-school Theatre Series
• Plein Air workshop offered
• Jazz Mass set for Oct. 16
• Chesterfield General Hospital reduces fees
• Otis Elevator Company to open facility
• There are positives to growing older
• Co-op annual meeting set
• Guardian ad litem program honors Founder Cass Elias McCarter
• Fall minimester courses start Sept. 19
• County to overhaul animal shelter
• Cell phones new link to past
• A Poker Run for Patty
• Cheraw students fuel their fire . . .
• Prayers for global affairs
• Seeks recipes for 200th anniversary cookbook
• Shockers Wave hits Columbia
• Cheraw wants residents help on brownfields
• NETC names Martin Advisor of the Year
• Whispers in the Stacks
• Brumbles named student of the month
• Stuff the bus provides needed supplies for county students
• Arts Commission holds Adult Art Night
• Cleaning up the mess
• Sheriff hands over animal shelter
• County bans bath salts
• 5-STAR USA announces $25 million investment
• Our local heroes at work…
• Volunteers steeped in tradition
• Burr earns Roy Smith Humanitarian Award
• The Cookie Cup 5K Run
• New components enhance improved MRH bariatric program
• Science, math Governor’s School welcomes Chesterfield County student
• Pineapple proves college is fertile place for growth
• Gandy to receive international recognition by PepsiCo
• Congressman Mulvaney visits NETC
• Easy nutrition tips to stay healthy
• ‘Sew’ easy with NETC’s online continuing education class
• Continuing education courses offered
• S.C. Jazz Festival Chalk Competition
• 2-year battle won
• Upcoming annual Jazz Festival
• Mulvaney meets with Mayor Hunter and post office supporters
• Sheriff hands over animal shelter
• 2 races brewing in local politics
• Our email is down
• Costly coastline corridor
• Candidate filing period begins Monday
• Friends on a mission
• Ingalls plans to grow economy
• L & W Designs of Cheraw donates school supplies
• NETC announces achievements
• Former Chesterfield graduate’s son inducted into UAB Dental School
• EOC reviews for unexpected weather
• Crawford makes bid for District four board seat
• A perfect beginning for youth baseball players
• Earthquake has long reach
• Mulvaney to visit Chesterfield County
• We Can Help You Get your kids ready to head back to school!
• Detailed history of Mt. Croghan and surrounding communities now in hardback publication
• Rebecca Watson named 2011 State 4-H Winner, Wins $500.00 Scholarship
• Lessons in Love
• Cheraw Rotary Club honors Blondie Pate
• Council seeks public advice
• Your Voice
• Betsy’s Boutique celebrates opening
• Its veggie time…
• Local Produce Markets
• State day event to host Nationally known Kappa Delta
• Governor Haley to sign South Carolina REALTORS® Point of Sale bill Monday
• Watson named Dean of College
• American Veterans honor Norris widow
• Yard of the Month
• Barth enters training at U.S. Air Force Academy
• Watson attends State 4-H Congress
• RCC’s June Wright plans for student academic success
• S.C. park service seeking artists for Artist-in-Residence program
• Agape Senior makes $300,000 gift to 3 SC schools
• Medical Office Worker Finds Pathway To A Better Life At NETC
• Chesterfield County Delegate Attends State 4-H Congress
• Burry Bookstore hosts local author Gardner
• Animal advocates speak out – calling for action
• Attorney General: No criminal charges brought in shelter killings
• Police rule out foul play in man’s death
• Town prepares for big purchase
• Children’s enjoy Summer Theatre Camp
• Sheriff’s office makes multiple drug arrests
• Carolina Comedy Show coming to the Cole
• New Survey Data Reveals Parents’ Concerns about Eye and Vision Health as More Classrooms Go High-Tech
• ECAPS Corp. moves to Bennettsville
• Rural roads most dangerous for motorists
• Alcohol compliance checks under way
• Chamber to host 2011-2012 Leadership Cheraw Class
• Marlboro County School’s to host Parent’s Day 2011 on Aug. 20th
• Hallie Marshall
• Schaeffler Group USA Announces Expansion in Chesterfield County $10 million investment expected to create 100 new jobs
• Court ruling released on Animal Shelter incident
• CHESTERFIELD GENERAL HOSPITAL INTRODUCES HOSPITALIST PROGRAM
• CareSouth Carolina Hits the Road to Celebrate Community Health Centers
• Chesterfield County hires two principals
• Sheriff fires four animal control officers
• $10 million investment to create 100 new jobs
• Stuff the bus a success
• Kissiah returns to The Cheraw Chronicle
• Report card fails 9 of 16 schools
• Bill approves redistricting
• The Tribe: Marching towards victory
• Open registration for NETC’s fall semester set
• Frontz teaches others how to ‘master the elements’
• Town of Ruby donates $1,008 to Hospice of Chesterfield
• SC SENATE ANNOUNCES SUBMISSION OF REDISTRICTING PLAN TO U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
• Book parade floats early
• Students return Aug. 18
• Christopher King new Eagle Scout
• New drug is a killer
• Athletes compete in triathlon
• Vote, vote, vote for Cheraw State Park
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ this Saturday
• Grassroots effort helps to control animal population
• Reknown economist speaks to community during Lunch and Learn.
• Pee Dee Union Baptist Church holds health care forum
• Banquet honors local businessman
• Dixie Youth Tournament begins
• Jones Furniture prepares for move
• 6 residents complete Hospice training
• Resident earns honors at Cooley Law School
• Frazier completes second year at Citadel
• A Pathway to Success
• Wade Hurley and Bill Meacham’s art on display
• S.C. unemployment on the rise again
• Fall sports registration set for Aug. 1
• HOSPICE OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY RECOGNIZED AS A ‘WE HONOR VETERANS’ PARTNER
• Bennettsville native selected for Summer Externship at Mayo Clinic
• Animal Shelter probe near closure
• Cheraw Sprint Triathlon set
• 2 arrested for school destruction
• Vote for America’s Favorite Park
• Teal’s Mill Bridge: Beams for the time being
• 126 Years of service continued
• Local group open their hearts to embrace tornado survivors
• Charvin Paint Spring 2011 Oil Painting Contest
• Charvin Paint Spring 2011 Oil Painting Contest
• Chesterfield General to host blood drive July 28
• U.S. Postal Service promotes direct mail during ‘grow your business’ week
• Nursing program prepared Pegues for career goals
• NETC offers criminal justice degree Pathway this fall
• Lander University graduates 247 at commencement ceremonies
• Free Success Skills classes start July 25 at NETC campus
• Counterfeit money being passed
• Newspapers have played a role in our community since 1818
• The Cheraw Chronicle, June 16, 1910
• Letters thanking Secrest for being a “voice of reason”
• The Chesterfield Advertiser
• Muder case gets special prosecutor
• The Chesterfield Advertiser & The Cheraw Chronicle
• Cheraw welcomes chickens
• Council posts open
• Time with Chronicle taught valuable life lesson
• The Cheraw Chronicle, 1908
• A voice heard across the nation continued from 7B
• Building purchase gets OK
• Former Lehman Brothers Chief, U.S. economist to speak at chamber of commerce event
• Hospice of Chesterfield County welcomes new member
• Cheraw Arts filling final openings for childrens summer art programs.
• State Park offers free golf
• Weekend break-in results in nearly $20,000 to Bennettsville school
• Hardison receives bachelors degree from SC State
• Two arrested in break-in at Teal’s Seafood
• Larger Tragedy was avoided
• Stewart to face death penalty
• New system to help employers weed out illegal aliens
• Poster contest winner to be featured on post cards
• Governor’s School ranked in Newsweek’s Top 500 High Schools
• United Way helps local families collect supplies
• Jesus is Lord end of year news briefs
• Clarke graduates with perfect attendance record during school career
• Application deadline for fall semester
• Hospice holds annual Camp Sunshine for grieving children
• Youth Coalition hosts drug education campaign
• Alice in Underland
• Children’s Trust is finalist in Walmart Associate Program
• Remember when …
• Sonoco aquisition to increase presence in Europe
• Water system permit awarded to Town of McBee
• Chesterfield County Coordinating Council Sponsors Expungement Clinic.
• Cheraw Arts allows kids to explore arts with summer camps
• Man run over by wrecker
• Unemployment up in May due to increase in labor force
• A break from the traditional Southern buffet
• Events for July 4 weekend
• Tips for a great July 4th weekend
• Independence Day a tradition of patriotism
• The Boys of Summer
• Chesterfield First Steps hosts first S.C. Incredible Years Parenting Program
• Palmetto Brick recognized for outstanding safety efforts
• Goody’s Operation Homefront helps military
• CitiFinancial bank announces name change to OneMain Financial
• Arts and tourism join to promote Florence and Pee Dee Region
• Gov. Nikki Haley to hold ‘Open Door after 4’ meetings on Tuesdays
• Festival kicks off with salute to tree growers
• Chesterfield Councilman completes special training
• Help a local child through Ad Litem program
• Summer campers fun in the sun
• Empty Shelves
• Thieves take advantage of grieving family
• Town mourns crash victims
• ‘Sweet Sunshine’ wins Cutest Kid
• Former Cheraw state trooper faces fraud charges
• Sudden storm interrupts weekend
• Family fun, kids play free!
• Local man authors book
• Cheraw to host Dixie Minor Tournament
• Williams recognized Outstanding Superintenent award
• Children explore the world of painting in summer art program
• Sisters graduate from Agriculture Leadership Institute
• Kids say that learning is fun after week at Camp Invention
• Cheraw Alive! Summer Series ‘Reflections on the Lake’
• Alcohol ink is featured during adult art night
• Cheraw Church of God would like to extend an open invitation to Sunday services June 26
• Students from Cheraw’s Long Middle School compete in ‘Wise Walker Challenge!’
• Black farmers USDA settlement beware of scams
• Senators resume debate on U.S. House district lines
• Cheraw’s Joshua Campbell heads to Normandy for National History Day
• American Idol contestant, Victoria Huggins coming to Cheraw
• Two cheraw students graduate from Columbia
• First United Methodist recognized with the Hucks Award
• 2 killed following collision with Amtrak train
• Tax rate unchanged in town’s new budget
• Signs of progress
• Towns reject sherriff’s plea for funding
• Who’ll be the Cutest Kid?
• Camp Invention sparks interest in science
• Cheraw Recreation to hold wrestling camp
• Meniscal Tears
• Faith Christian Academy summer camp is set
• Cheraw Airport hosts breakfast fly-in
• Master the elements of oil painting with July workshop
• Sen. Malloy donation allows church to provide free meals
• Reflections on the lake
• Free Childbirth Education now available
• McConnell Responds to Haley assertions
• $1.25 billion settlement under way for Black farmers
• Area stores checked for alcohol sales compliance
• The Chesterfield Family YMCA reminds kids and adults to practice water safety
• Remember When
• Robinson receives degree in fashion marketing
• Chapman awarded scholarship
• Cheraw Primary launches Summer Reading Project
• St. David’s holds graduation for 40th Kindergarten class, June 3.
• Long Middle names honor roll
• Cheraw High names nine week honor roll
• Citadel names Taylor Fisher for recognition
• Honor lists for spring term 2011 announced
• Cheraw teen to compete in Hall of Fame tournament
• Who will be named at Chesterfield County’s Cutest Kid?
• David Eugene “Snap” Bittle
• Robert Stanley
• Melvin L. Baker
• Investigators continue probe of shooting death
• Residents riled up over closure of Post Office
• Arts Commission to “Unite Chesterfield” this July 4
• S.C. House panel OKs new district lines
• Art Walkabout and Jazz in June showcase local and regional talent
• Rivers completes Army Basic Training
• New officers take lead in Chesterfield Lions Club
• Golf Tournament benefits seniors in S.C.
• Saturday flea market draws crowd
• Agape recognizes volunteer workers
• Counting the homeless in the County
• Cheraw mail carriers collect 1,096 pounds of food
• 2011 Miss Kappa Teen Crowned
• Two Central students sign letters of intent
• RCC and Progress Energy develop new program
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA program
• Ruby resident graduates from Iowa Western
• Ruby announces honor roll
• Black males sought for nursing program
• Congratulations to the Grads
• Edwards student places in national contest
• HJGT Hits the SC Coast for the GNCGA Junior Shootout
• Chesterfield citizens awarded for services
• Mercy In Me raises $11,500 for mission to provide free medical care
• Child Adoption Spotlight
• Camp Sunshine brighten lives of grieving children
• Branson returns to head county library system
• Chesterfield High Ag students show off their landscaping project
• Jill and Tim Perry join Lewis Realty team
• Faith Christian offers special summer camp
• Florence One teacher selected for 2011 Science PLUS Institute
• Former NASA Engineer visits Faith Christian Academy
• Edwards Elementary Fun Day
• NETC graduates 23 from Associate Degree of Nursing Program
• FMU names students to President’s List, Dean’s List
• Summer Food Program Feeds Kids For Free
• Officials struggle to hammer out 2012 budget
• The Little Red Hen
• Memorial Day honors soldiers of today, yesterday and tomorrow
• The Seniors Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program 2011
• Physical Therapist Assistant Achieves Success by Starting at NETC
• Chapman crowned Miss Jabberwock 2011 queen
• Chronicle reporter trades in his pen for a 'gavel'
• Chesterfield Ram's win state baseball title after 48 years
• Chamber holds business workshop
• Palmetto Farms’ rescue efforts extend beyond horses
• Tenth Generation Farmers organic farming in Chesterfield
• Edwards Elementary Student Wins National Recognition
• McBee High teacher named district’s Teacher of the Year
• NETC offers continuing education for summer
• Cheraw kicks off season with Arts and Cheraw Alive! programs
• Children’s theater names cast members
• Bennettsville woman arrested for defrauding former employer
• Four Seasons Garden Club Installs New Officers
• Hospice of Chesterfield County offers volunteer training
• Are your conversations with your teens effective?
• 2012 GOP Presidential hopeful visits Cheraw
• John L. Motley
• SC jobless rate drops to 9.8 percent in April
• Living Down Under
• Daniel Broadus Hinson
• Bobby Ray Quick
• Belinda Ruth Terry Greene
• John (J.D) Pegues
• Virginia Page Newton MacDonald
• Georgia D. “Dot” Thurman
• Capitol Report - May 19, 2011
• Kiser prepares herself for Living Down Under
• NETC recognizes First Bank in annual awards ceremony
• Hilda Brown Roscoe
• Councilman Wallace receives diploma from training institute
• More than 50 entries in first week of Cutest Kid contest
• Chamber and Town urges public to ‘Save the Post Office’
• After 40 years of Sundays, Flea Market opens Saturdays
• Mercy In Me Annual banquet this Saturday
• Agape Hospice to hold volunteer training
• Two hospitalists to join staff at Chesterfield General
• Maranatha hosts veterans banquet
• Eubanks helps Hospice of Cheraw County on his birthday
• Snyder Joins Carolina Surgical practice
• News Briefs from Cheraw and Chesterfield
• DNR bill halted after opposition from House Democrats
• Gulledge, DeBerry to marry July 2
• Vick/Sheheen Scholarship recipients named
• Nivens selected for Student of the Month
• Alpha Phi fraternity recognizes five local high school males
• Financial Aid 101: Fill Out the FAFSA
• The Beat 5-19-11
• Deputies charge woman on lawnmower with DUI
• House painter faces larceny charges
• Former Kershaw deputy sentenced for assaulting arrestee
• Date night crumbles with brick, baseball bat
• Man distrubutes crack
• Goody’s is now open
• Cheraw business owner helps to commemorate Criterium race.
• Three Cheravian’s receive bachelor’s degree from Columbia College
• Mulvaney Town Hall meeting rescheduled
• Memorial Day ceremony honors local veterans
• Senator Malloy to be Keynote at NETC Graduation
• Eight arraigned in for role in DSS check cashing scheme
• Children can explore visual, performing and culinary arts in Cheraw’s summer art series
• Four area students receive degrees with honors at FMU
• Usher selected as 2011 Patient Choice Award winner
• Wal-Mart opening in Bennettsville mid- 2012
• American Legion donates $1,325 to Paws and Claws
• Graveyard offers free plots to veterans
• Criterium race in downtown Cheraw
• McBee man killed in car wreck midday Monday
• Cutest Kid submissions start tomorrow, May 13
• American Legion golf tournament a success
• Fire Department holds emergency preparedness training
• Slope Valley performs at Music on Main event
• Post office food drive donations remain in county
• Message from Attorney General
• Pitchforks and shovels: Chesterfield High receives greenery facelift
• Mulvaney to host town hall meeting in Chesterfield
• Former foster youth now serves as Child Advocate
• Youth advocates talk about teen drinking
• Pregnancy Awareness
• Select Health receives industry distinction
• NETC Employees Honored
• Chesterfield high students place in state competition
• 911: Wife wants on Facebook or else
• Naked dad awakened attacks daughter
• Deputies don’t buy horseback defense
• The Beat 5-12-2011
• Fund raising underway for Alabama town
• Senator Malloy to be Keynote Speaker
• Chesterfield ‘adopts’ tornado-ravated Alabama town
• College Partners Connect Potential Workers to Industry
• Woman shoots, kills husband
• Megadump suit continues in federal court
• Teals Mill Bridge temp-fix opens late summer
• Ground-breaking for $19 million military vehicle repair shop set
• Wrongful death Parent sues school district
• Sheriff’s office remembers fallen cops
• Relay misses goal, generates six-digits
• Car chase leads to burglary suspects
• St. Davids Carnival
• Cheraw Art Commission Event Updates
• Agape Grief Camp scheduled May 14
• Lide recognized for near perfect SAT score
• General Sessions report released
• Ruby Elementary ‘Can’ fight cancer
• School Board to hold budget meeting
• Ruby Elementary April student of the month
• Dillon named National Beta scholar
• NETC LPN program receives State Board approval
• The Beat 5-5-2011
• License check nets five pounds of marijuana
• Two men face charges stealing phone wire
• Woman hides boyfriend’s laptop, reports it stolen
• Camp Woodie prepares for summer camp program
• May Adoption
• S.C. Mother of the Year 2012 nominations sought
• 19th Annual Scholarship Beautillion this weekend
• NETC students travel to Washington, D.C.
• ECAPS Corp to invest $3.4 million with Marlboro County site
• Results from the Heart of the Carolina’s Event
• NETC workshop will help build job-winning resume
• Auditions for local theater production
• Interfaith churches join hands in Day of Service
• Legion tournament to help Paws and Claws
• Chesterfield Chamber seeking nominations for annual awards
• Slope Valley to perform in free concert May 6
• Agape to host free grief camp
• Animal lovers rally for ‘Chesterfield 22’
• The Beat 4-28-2011
• Father chokes daughter with cane
• Man slaps two women
• Deputies capture man toting bulldog, axe handle
• Man, burglar brawl in house
• Man runs interference in arrest
• Meth: law seizes 96 decongestant pills, multiple batteries
• Verison grand opening
• Students attend statewide Mechatronics competition
• Central students celebrate learning with ‘Fun in the Sun’
• State Park unveils new play area at grand opening event
• Relay for Life is now
• Man receives ten years in meth, theft ring
• Cheraw balacing budget without tax, rate increases
• Groundbreaking ceremony for the new YMCA gymnasium
• County jobless rate falls through first quarter
• Cheraw join’s ‘Let’s Move’ campaign
• ‘The closest thing to NASCAR on two wheels’
• Man pins charge to fake name
• Deputies nab father-son team in failed home invasion
• Approval for funding of the Interstate 73/95 interchange in Dillon County came Friday
• Karolina Kid’s Fest
• Let’s Go Outdoors & Paint!
• Slave Cabin Project
• S.C. Senate Redistricting Committee invites submissions
• Pharmacist joins Wannamaker Drug staff
• Duo from Mt. Croghan claim Golden Egg
• State Park unveils new children’s area Saturday
• Students attend annual Piano Festival
• Lofton joins Appraisal Institute
• Truck loses cargo on Four Mile Branch
• Arts Commission hosts adult art night
• Cops charge couple for meth
• Four caught salvaging metal from railroad
• Man blames mama insults on hissy fit
• Deputies seize 59 pills from car
• Goody’s to replace Peebles
• Relay for Life around the corner
• The Beat 4-21-11
• Town approves county fire service request
• Cop shots at man fleeing the scene of traffic stop
• Teenager stikes traffic light
• Statehouse rally will honor county animals
• Jury aquits man accused of kidapping woman
• The Beat 4-14-2011
• County re-ups fire service contract with Chesterfield
• Suspended motorist claims to be demon
• Pat Earle named to National Teacher Hall of Fame
• Jury acquits man threatening deputy
• Cheraw Chamber to host bootcamp for small businesses
• Slave Cabin researcher to speak at Heritage Center
• CAC names winners in SpringFest Fine Arts Show
• National Safe Digging Month
• First Citizens hosts Relay for Life golf tournament
• Brandon Little to compete Australian sporting event
• Magistrate Reports 4-14-2011
• Man arrested by ‘favorite deputy’
• Jobless rates continue to spike
• Man uses traffic stop to boot house guest on drug charges
• Karolina Kids Fest to be held April 17
• Man killed in Hwy 9 wreck April 7
• Woman fined lying for husband
• General Session 4-14-2011
• Faith Christian Academy Science Fair
• NETC increases offerings at Pageland campus
• Job Seekers, ‘Souped’ and ‘Suited’ for success
• Bookfair held March 17
• Teenage father jailed for injuring infant
• Deputy gives woman ride; woman steals cop’s chewing gum, water
• Two cocaine trafficking suspects plea to lesser charges
• Judge hands carjacker 10-year sentence
• Bond denied in molestation case
• Man floods car with water hose
• Judge clarifies bond of attempted murder suspect
• The Beat 4-7-11
• Chesterfield County general session reports
• Man receives beating over woman’s crack habit
• County urged to help with animal issues
• Art workshop to be held at State Park
• Mercy in Me free clinic seeks fundraiser sponsorship
• Local church celebrates Women’s History Month
• SCDOT urges drivers to slow down
• Girl donates saved pennies to earthquake survivors
• Vacation packages, event tickets and more
• Get ‘em while they’re hot!
• Cheraw Chamber brings in 42 new members
• Teen receives counseling for fondling student on bus
• Hospice hosts fashion show
• Cheraw mentioned in Reader’s Digest
• Couty schools to participate in earthquake drills
• McColl City councilman charged with assault
• Historic courthouse open for business
• Couple enlists family in brawl
• Follow The Blooms Garden Tour coming in May 14-22
• Chesterfield County grows, falls short of 50,000
• NETC wins awards for advertising campaign
• Couple disagrees who started fight, grabbed knife
• Author of bestselling Miss Julia series in Hartsville
• Cheraw featured on ‘Life in the Carolina’s’ TV show
• Corbin Loflin founds New Hope Crisis Services, Inc.
• Man leaves friend, leftover drugs to deputies
• Accused shooter found in York Co.
• Man attacks brother with own cane
• Local resident to address County Council
• Local artist releases new album
• Man holds girlfriend at brick point
• Youth Coalition and Sheriff’s Department work to deter underage drinking
• Jobless rates spike in January
• The Beat
• Man holds three teen scrap thieves at gunpoint
• Failed relationship prompts grandma’s door kicked in, bad note
• General Sessions reports released
• Inmate attacks guards
• Deputes charge two in cast iron tub theft
• Man doesn’t get ‘lucky’, cusses mom, sister
• State Park reveals new programs and improvements community
• Earthquake hits area north of Chesterfield
• Man shoots cousin over cigarette
• Shelter shootings on AG’s desk
• Air Force Surgeon General recognizes CareSouth Carolina
• Long haul awaits dogs leaving kennel
• Historic courthouse opens to public
• Jones joins staff of First Reliance Bank
• ACC to celebrate new facility
• Still Searching for Susannah
• Medical Center adds new technology to detect early signs of breast cancer
• CMEOC provides information on valuable tax credit
• Vick selected as Legislator of the Year
• Hospital welcomes Jana Hoffmeister, M.D.
• Fraternity hosts youth leadership forum
• Man attacks sister over furnishings
• Brother, sister hold down, beat step-father
• Preserving Mayberry
• Sheriff considers opting out of shelter
• SLED investigates dog shootings at shelter Animal control officers suspended with pay
• Towns to chip in for new county spec building
• Market plan targets new, old industries
• Town Brief: Cheraw to flush water system
• United Way accepting applications for funding
• Checkpoint: Cops seize pound of weed
• Woman catches teens breaking into home
• Couple catch ride, beating from bar
• The Beat 3-10-2011
• NETC Employee Wins Award for Growing Workforce Partnerships
• Hosts African American Read-In
• Melton Scholarship awarded at RCC
• Cheraw High team selected to attend History Day Institute
• Who will be Miss Brave?
• Superintendent’s Writing Award winners
• Activists push for outside investigation of Sheriff's Department in dog shootings
• Shelter dogs shot by animal control officers
• “Lil’ Nell on the trail” earns pooch the title ‘Cutest Pet’
• Area fires resultfrom unattended outdoor burning
• Man leads cops out of state, Tasered in Anson County
• Deputies charge man selling pills
• Brother attackssibling, his house his rules, he says
• Brother, 10, shoots, kills sister, 11
• Deputies charge couple breaking into relative’s home
• DSS: Woman avoids phone calls
• Man shows out, locked up
• The Beat 2-18 thru 2-19
• Country Comedy Tour takes the Cheraw stage.
• Three county schools recognized by state department
• Sorority chapter hosts money management workshop
• Soup Kitchen helpers
• School board to discuss budget
• Wal-Mart holds Garden Center grand opening March 1
• Group raises funds for ALS Walk
• ‘From the Art’ exhibit opens at Burr Gallery
• Cheraw High class produces documentary on black history
• Unemployment claims are slowly declining in S.C.
• Porkchop Productions
• Chamber members mentor small businesses
• Cheraw, Inc.- Champions for Cheraw
• Sisters fight over name calling kids
• Man evades cops, evading angry boyfriend
• Man sells beer from home
• Elderly man faces drug charges
• The Beat
• Man borrows car, not meth, deputies say
• Man caught stripping metal inside cabin
• CSX announces road closings
• Combating heart failure with compassion
• With this ring ... Guide for picking the perfect wedding jewelry
• Adopt a child
• Black History Speaker Rev. Malcolm Taylor
• School board members recognized
• Sheneda Leak joins U.S. Army
• Cruisin to Ruby
• Reid Farm recognized by USDA Forest Service
• Two caught stealing metal
• Judge gives life sentence for child’s death
• Snakes for the memories
• Woman gets 27 years for burglary
• Tax central inches closer to Cheraw
• Students make presentation at gallery opening
• Teen calls elderly, breaks into house
• Teen accused of wagging privates
• The Beat
• Woman claimed fake robbery enters probation
• Homeless man released for truck theft
• Curb your dog
• Footprints leading cops to thief, sends man to prison
• iPod for a necktie
• St. David’s celebrates 100 days of school
• Students named to Presbyterian Dean’s List
• Peebles shopping tote sales will benefit military families
• Judge hands life sentence to man charged with child's death
• Having a ‘wet’ blast
• State enters video, written confessions
• Judge locks up safecrackers
• The Beat
• Man threatens ‘wrath of God’
• Couple’s phone bill leads to violence
• County, town agree on new Carolinas Centre structure
• Deputies wrestle naked man
• 100 days later
• S.C. police laud workers for saving child in toilet
• Chesterfield township to unveil courthouse in first quarter
• Town council to pass feces ban
• Kappa Alpha Psi to celebrate 100 years on March 21, 1947
• Art exhibits to be displayed at Burr Gallery
• Honor Society recognizes students for outstanding academic achievement
• NETC students show support
• Hurricane Junior Golf Tour coming to S.C.
• Town lifts political sign time limit
• Boy Scout troop holds Court of Honor
• District honor band
• Area parents learn about MAP testing
• Man charged with 2005 child’s death
• Chesterfield County jobless rate continues upward
• Harvesting hope
• Cashier foils beer theft, deputies ruin couple’s evening
• China King woman stops tip jar theft from teen three times her size
• Neighbor shoots dog, owner says
• Car strikes man on bike
• Woman gives husband’s puppy to boyfriend
• Couple beats man with brass knuckles
• False report: Drunk woman calls 911 on boyfriend’s drug use
• Cops cart student to jail over jacket fight
• Hamlet bank robbery leads to five county chase
• Do you qualify for Earned Income Tax?
• Lunch and learn
• Town to unveil courthouse in first quarter
• Carolina AAC announces new plant in Marlboro County
• FCA Donation
• Fashaad Crawford of Cheraw, joins Kent State University
• Townsend grad
• Former textile worker learns new career skills at NETC
• Cheek receives gov. finance certification
• Clark named to National Association of Realtors
• NETC instructor recognized as distinguished professor of the year
• FMU names honor roll
• International non-profit benefits from sale of locally
• Get your freeze on with Polar Bear Plunge
• State salutes businessman’s expansion into Cheraw, Chesterfield
• Broken bridge a danger to homes Teal’s Mill bridge petition warns of higher insurance rates for residents until repaired
• Chronicle accepting entries for “cutest pet” contest
• Arson: Three years jail for burning ex’s house
• County dirt roads become race ways Annual Sandblast Rally returns to county
• Snow delays bond hearing for murder suspects
• Bad weather delays bond hearings
• Woodmen of the World honors the ‘Fantastic Five’
• Local man receives top state award Duffy donating decades to youth sports, Boy Scouts
• Fire Briefs
• Free throw contest set for this saturday
• Traffic stop in driveway leads to angry homeowner in jail
• Man sells deer stand for booze, criticizes disrespectful teen
• Couple receives jail for deer stand thefts
• Suicidal texter found asleep in his bed
• Judge: 1 day for bad calls to 911
• Dad didn’t hit face, daughter says
• Burr Gallery opens
• Woodmen of the World celebrates ‘fantastic five’
• Businessman donates pencils to local school Funderburk thanks God, Boeing contract to help donation effort
• Man keys daughter in face
• Economy: Cheraw considers building project
• Council supports dog curbing
• SCDOT puts internet-based work request system on-line
• Man gives cops the finger Deputies seek another suspect in assault
• Town lifts political sign time limit Front yard falls under free speech, officials say
• Man calls cop the n-word
• Footprints lead to burglar
• Seven inches of snow halts county Winter storm closes schools, government offices
• N.C. bank robbery suspect nabbed in Pageland
• Cheraw Fire Department training
• Woman shoots boyfriend in groin Alleged gunwoman released on bond
• Town targets dog feces
• Woman attacks boyfriend after night out Man claims lover bi-polar loverjealous when women call
• Six arrested as gang members
• THE BEAT
• Deputies charge husband, wife in false assault
• Priority mail regional rate boxes make their debut New Rates to Shorter Destination Zones for Commercial Shippers
• Dirt roads become race ways Annual Sandblast Rally returns to county
• Final vote in reorganizing Carolinas Centre power structure February
• Celebrated author and storyteller Kitty Wilson-Evans to visit Cheraw
• Continuing Education courses offered at NETC this spring
• Born to write Hal Duvall returns to publishing with second novel The Vote
• Jimmy Buffet to receive the Order of the Silver Crescent award Jan. 23
• Student exchange program looking for host families
• Honor Lists for 2010 fall term announced
• Cotillion looks to expand to Chesterfield County
• Frigid temps lead to high bills
• Family awaits burial of found remains
• Settlement: Signs, bumper stickers must go for two grand
• Murder suspects to have bond hearing next week
• Law charges man for dragging girlfriend
• Operation Fix, Inc. to meet tonight
• Son, 30, refuses to get off mom’s phone
• Deputies nab men in Christmas Eve beer theft
• Art Commission to feature hobbist collections
• Man interrupts video game with violence
• New Year Promises Major Changes at the S.C. Statehouse
• Public argument leads to violence
• Family awakes to teen urinating, cussing in front yard
• The Beat
• Chesterfield County School Board to discuss new budget
• Vets make Christmas special
• Spend your heart for the holidays
• Cheraw High names 2011 Miss Brave Contestants
• Trees of Celebration lighting
• Kids are growing oversized cabbages
• Cure the winter blahs!
• White contributes to the community
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority host senior christmas dinner
• 600 gather for Rosenwald reunion
• Spelling Bee winners
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
• Who-ville in Cheraw-ville
• Chesterfield High School - 2010 Academic Bowl Team
• Troopers to flood county
• Murder, arson suspect seeks witnesses
• Census: State gains House seat
• Teen videos attacks on middle schoolers
• Woman on a ‘loop’ faces meth charges
• Family rescues couple for christmas in jail
• Deputies urge man to stop running, but he opts for woods
• He has a passion to create
• Drunk dad said he was giving son stick-shift driving lessons
• Students graduate from NETC
• Intermediate student honored for winning essay
• Edwards students awarded top honors
• Gordon named Classified Employee of the Month
• Chesterfield-Ruby Middle student wins math competition
• Kiwanis treats Long Middle 'true believers'
• Transportation official urges everyone to drive safely
• Wallace woman wins $100,000 playing cash frenzy
• Dropping county jobless rate sees reversal
• Men face murder charges for shooting
• Local charity goes through tough times
• He was born to rescue
• Courthouse, conference center Construction nearing end
• Brother gets sibling’s back, both go to jail
• Police: Man stashed stolen computer
• Man pushes grandmother, refuses chores
• Wife has new boyfriend, hubby flips out
• Sandblast rally to close Chesterfield Main Street
• Trio jailed for crack that nobody claims
• Nursing class teaches good hygiene
• AMVETS select Townsend as top veteran
• BI-LO charities feeding families in need
• Bidding farewell to Mr. Roy Smith
• Smoke arises with no fire
• Use of county hydrants will cost
• Mega-party
• Police investigate graffiti across the street
• Advocates meet, discuss animal control issues
• Relay seeking survivors
• Cheraw resident faces trial in summer assault on woman
• First Citizens gives to ‘Miles of Smiles’
• Chesterfield resident fends off knife-wielding ex-girlfriend
• Man uses shovel to attack home
• Arbor Day
• Cheraw man pleads guilty to federal drug charges
• Man threatens suicide during argument, flees before deputies arrive at scene
• Court orders Bennettsville resident to pay for victim’s metal jaw
• AMIkids Sand Hills hosts open house
• County offices inch closer to Cheraw
• Service of Remembrance held for deceased patients
• Man fined $500 for 300 painkillers
• Couple jailed after fighting for TV remote
• Lucky shot: Man shoots would-be thieves’ tire
• Sheriff: Fatal shooting wasn't random
• At 70, he’s still fighting fires
• Firefighters stop Second Street blaze
• Woman charged with murder, arson
• Woman charged with murder, arson
• Agape hospice welcomes new volunteers
• Judge denies lower bond for burglary
• NETC expansion starts at Dillon campus
• Deputies nab three trafficking cocaine
• Operation Fix Inc. looking to serve county
• County jobless numbers fall
• Man gets probation for joyride
• Teen to pay for stolen funeral van damages
• Officials move forward with third spec building
• Ladies keep football alive in Cheraw
• Gift Tree program kicks off
• Woman: S.C. cops aren’t worth a cuss
• The search for the golden tree is over
• Couple swipes man’s deer stands
• Man receives decade in jail for meth
• Feds to indict man accused of standoff
• 911: Drunk man claims being shot
• Cheraw’s dining scene has a new edge
• Men caught at gunpoint land 30 days in jail
• Hospice offering end-of-life resource library
• Men get day for fight, marijuana farm charges pending in area
• Commerce issues honors at annual banquet
• Resident celebrate Cheraw Christmas Parade
• Police catch drug store robber in act
• McCall-Flemming named top citizen by Commerce
• Trio claims break-in was to escape cold
• Man takes grandma’s pills
• Deputies take over school traffic
• New NETC courses slated for spring
• Homemaker seeks to build new career
• Ensemble brings feeling of holiday season to stage
• Candy Cane Wonderland in McColl opens to the public
• Wallace Mechanical Supply wins contract
• Town hires Smith as administrator
• Neighbors come together to clean streets
• Zoning change to allow upgrades
• The Hunt for the Golden Tree is on
• Town seeks sheriff’s office for school traffic control
• Stats: Vandalism up, thefts down
• Moped driver hospitalized after running light
• EOC looking to aid people in need with energy expenses
• County offices move closer to Cheraw
• Cheraw Intermediate holds Veteran’s Day Program
• Cheraw residents collect gifts for Christmas project
• Artist displays work in exhibit
• Students explore transfer options
• Japanese Club formed at Cheraw High
• ‘Drop cord bandit’ behind bars
• Saving money isn’t just for adult
• Teals Mill bridge repair predicted to take over a year
• Town hires Smith as administrator
• Free clinic’s first fundraiser generates money for patient care
• Leaders list town offerings to industry
• Chaplain vet delivered KIA news to families
• Medic put in line of fire on battlefield
• Cheraw names students of the month
• Cheraw man, great grandson donate school supplies
• NETC students graduate as nursing assistants
• Students to celebrate Veteran’s day
• Flu shots available
• Chesterfield Relay holds onto Top 10 status
• Man seeks restitution for metal jaw
• Elaine Grant fights cancer by any means necessary
• County halts spec building change
• Cops charge teen in four jewelry store thefts
• Shots fired end debate over living arrangements
• Serendipity plays first gig
• Man sent to prison, asks mercy for daughter
• Man hits the road, literally
• Man sentenced three years for beer, cigarette heist
• Chesterfield County voters oust Spratt
• Democrat HQ sustains damages
• Teacher searching for young voices
• Meet Serendipity, a band formed by chance
• County: New homes for new jobs
• Boyfriend hospitalizes woman over night out
• Judge reduces $500K bond, man charged with shooting at wife, child
• SAT: don’t stress out, seniors say
• Deputies nab ‘Drop Cord Bandit’
• Family enjoy Fun Day
• Annual parade to honor veterans for service
• Cousins share NETC as pathway to a College Education
• Church welcomes guest speaker
• Free medical clinic needs feet on pavement
• Sex offender held on $300K bond for raping teen
• Group sues for $1 million
• County High School Seniors Tour NETC
• Firemen offer smoke detectors for low income homes
• Memories of purple and gold brings many back to hometown
• Flu vaccines offered by hospital
• Davis, Green accepts honors
• State tech school system president returns to stomping grounds
• Web site to monitor grades, attendance
• Earle receives Progress Energy scholarship
• Sidewalk Chalk adds color to Jazz Festival
• Guilt as charged? Magistrate Reports
• Training Day
• N.J. cops nab man wanted in missing person case
• FUMC celebrates Heritage Weekend
• McQueen joins the Cheraw Jazz Festival line-up
• School web site allows parents monitor grades, attendance
• Woman chases burglar with shoe
• Freeman to release new album
• Mercy in Me give $1.2 million in services to 400 patients
• Johnson named student of the month
• State approves NETC Nursing Program
• Officials debating spec building shift to Pageland
• Facebook: Teen offers cash for murder
• Smoke sends students out window
• NETC offers free success skills courses
• School district, town take aim at Edwards traffic
• Sorority raises money, awareness in fight against breast cancer
• Deputies bust pair for possession of meth
• Carolina Festivities
• Town narrows field for new admin
• Bremen Town Musicians to end Sept. series
• Man holds thieves at gunpoint
• 'Friends' lead police to culprits
• Students of the Month announced
• Judge bans man from Wal-Mart
• Text message exposes woman's claim being robbed by rocks
• First Bank makes contribution to NETC Foundation
• Cheraw magistrate crime reports
• Ministries brings ‘hope’ to communities
• Pink Sunday to be held Oct. 24
• Prince announced NMSC semifinalist
• Domestic violence awareness lunch to be held
• Chesterfield House receives historic marker
• Art night showcases talent
• Sweet Sisters Bakery opens doors in downtown Chesterfield
• Expo gives opportunity to job hunters
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• Sword wielding man arrested in Chesterfield
• Women In Philanthropy Fund celebrates grants
• Oever wins Teenager Miss Division
• Marlboro man arrested for murder
• Boy Scout cabin gets makeover
• Agape hospice staff serves at soup kitchen
• County schools continue preparation
• Taste of Chesterfield 2010
• Hot Deals fire up Chronicle website
• Teals Mill Road residents seek maintenance answers for pot holes
• Council axes Market Hall rental policy
• Business expo opens
• Chamber to host golf tournament
• OB/GYN Physician increases Access to women’s care
• School remains calm in scare
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Report
• United Way of Chesterfield County sets goals for 2011
• Chesterfield County delegate attends 4-H Congress
• NETC hosts field day for kids
• Learning Center to receive computers
• SC rabies exposure
• Youth volunteer to Hospice, transitional patients
• Family Day event highlights power of family dinners
• Chesterfield-Ruby Middle to be highlighted on ETV
• Sheriff’s Department makes busts for crack, heroin
• Chesterfield receives $27,000 grant, installs new signage
• Police Reports
• County Council approves ambulance franchises
• Teams needed for Sidewalk Chalk Competition during SC Jazz Festival
• Animal shelter removes gas chamber
• “Taste of Society Hill” event tonight
• Weaver home named ‘Yard of the Month’
• A family’s struggle
• Walmart Supercenter opens redesigned wireless center
• Traveling Art Exhibit on display during Sept.
• SCDOT ID’s inmate crews with new signs
• String of burglaries lead to multiple arrests
• More books needed for program
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• NETC Fall minimester courses start Sept. 22
• Chamber to host business expo
• Council receives $125,000 grant
• Simply Southern Bed and Breakfast officially opens in Cheraw
• Chesterfield animal shelter under fire
• NETC experiences record enrollment
• Sheriff’s office memorializes past leaders
• Armed robbery suspects sought
• Jazz festival, craft show calls for entries
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA Program
• Breakfast to raise money for Fire Department
• Cheraw Police Reports
• Second annual “Restoring Carolina Through Youth Service Day” Sept. 11
• NETC sees record enrollment
• Artists needed for Fine Arts and Craft Show
• Government employment remains at 16.6 million
• Murder suspect denied bond
• Gov. Sanford talks with Chronicle about issues
• Streets lined with bicycles in first “All That Jazz” race
• Hartsville Chamber Ensemble to perform September 12
• National equestrian championship to be held at H. Cooper Black
• Continuing Education courses offered at NETC this fall
• Cheraw Police Reports
• Wood named Bereavement Coordinator
• Chesterfield County ALPHA Center changes lives
• Relay for Life prepares for 2011
• Honor lists for 2010 summer term announced
• Scout troop looking for volunteers
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s reports
• Org. instills life in teens
• McRae joins Agape Hospice staff
• NETC featured in global magazine
• Hospice volunteer receives two awards for service
• Chesterfield County superintendent elected chairman of Pee Dee Education Center
• Local legend shares county’s past
• Carolina Canner workers honored
• Graduates receive Diplomas, GED
• CMEOC hosts free health screenings
• First Bank celebrates 75th anniversary
• Local Punt, Pass and Kick competition scheduled
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• Historic ‘Brasington House’ now Simply Southern Bed and Breakfast
• Teen dating violence in county on rise
• Criterium bike race this weekend
• Cheraw’s recycling program trashed
• El Sherif’s Restaurant expands, relocates
• Cheraw Merchants collecting used book bags
• Coalition calls for volunteers
• Angel Food Ministries continues to reach out
• Painting workshop with Charleston artist scheduled
• New Ideas SC Business competition kicks-off
• Chamber accepts applications for Leadership Cheraw
• Community Calender
• Deadline to apply for SC Art Fellowships is Oct. 1
• Cheraw to be featured in television show
• Program aims to make difference in children’s lives
• Local senior receives scholarships
• Everyday is Earth Day for this restaurant
• Local teens devote time to needy families
• Jesse's Subs opens in Cheraw
• Smalls opens new ‘Teen After-School Center’
• Free Success Skills start July 26 at NETC
• NETC application deadline July 28
• Community Calendar
• Church Bulletin
• School Board approves of 2010 – 11 proposed budget
• ANETC awarded Federal Education Grant for $261,792
• McBee student elected FFA state Vice President
• Emergency shelter coming to Chesterfield County
• Jesus Is Lord Christian School Kindergarten graduation held
• Street gets spruced up after town meeting
• Cheraw Arts Commission has cure for children’s summer boredom
• No permit equals a double fine
• Cheravian Club donates $2,000 to Cheraw Police Department
• Unlock what is inside you with new business options
• Evangelist Jamey Ragle to visit Free Worship
• Community Calendar
• 39th graduating class of St. David’s Kindergarten
• ‘Make a Move Project’ reaches out to teen parents
• Stolen ATV lands Pageland man in custody
• Summer camps not just for kids
• Church Briefs
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• Cheraw Alive! Seeks talented youth to perform at Variety Show
• Theatre on the Green to reopen in August
• SCDOT applies for Federal grants
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• Cheraw’s Ingram Insurance and Real Estate, Inc. achieves Gold Key designation
• Weight loss solution has come to South Carolina
• Weight loss solution has come to SC
• June yard of the month announced
• Old county courthouse undergoes renovations
• Pageland woman arrested after naked incident
• Students graduate from NETC’s NA Program
• Community Calendar
• Lewis Realty hires new office manager
• Over 700 votes cast online for Teen Expressions winners
• Wallace Mechanical Supply, Inc. celebrates 25 years
• Chesterfield-Ruby Middle wins award for service
• Church Bulletin
• OVC Web forum targets child identity theft
• Healthy Woman adds online benefit
• Hospice volunteers attend conference
• Greater Cheraw Chamber of Commerce graduates Charter Leadership Class
• Boom box brings big hopes to Cheraw
• Five arrested after routine traffic stop
• South Carolina Association of Independent Pathologists elects Officers
• Chesterfield County School District announces administrative changes
• 22 dogs saved in Last Chance rescue mission
• SCDOT seeks public opinion on project
• Long Middle School moves toward uniforms
• NETC offers new Social Media class
• Community Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Chad Vick re-elected school board chair
• Wrongful use of ATV’s involves three suspects
• Justice named general manager of The Cheraw Chronicle
• Authorities arrest two men for intent to distribute
• More Chesterfield County schools meet federal goals
• Family gathering ends in domestic violence
• Community Calendar
• Summer dance workshop offered
• Camp inspires artists
• Cheraw Police Reports
• Pee Dee Coalition founding director to receive 2010 Sunshine Peace Award
• Habitat For Humanity accepting applications
• Armed robber hits store
• DAR visits St. David’s in Cheraw
• S.C. Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics in top 20
• Sheriff’s report
• Carolina’s Got Art! returns
• I-77 traffic shift on June 7 at Exit 62 in Chester County for bridge repairs
• First Bancorp reports second quarter results
• Pageland man arrested for distribution of controlled substance
• Adults dive into Art 101 class
• Community Calendar
• Suspects surrender in shooting investigation
• Search for black ‘mystery bear’ still on
• Chesterfield County Grand Jury chairman arrested
• Jefferson woman arrested after suspicious activity
• Sheriff’s report
• Cheraw to hold annual Independence Day celebration
• County appoints grievance committee
• Former Panther brings message of hope
• Recovery Act Funds Wetlands restoration
• Family argument results in assault charge
• Rotary auction in November to include shrimp boat
• Woman shares unique idea to stop oil leak
• Brock’s Seafood & More a good ‘catch’
• Fourth of July a colorful celebration
• High-speed chase lands four suspects in jail
• Slotnick receives signed letter from President
• Woman arrested for lewd conduct
• Church Bulletin
• First Bank celebrates 75 years of community banking
• Chesterfield woman arrested after pointing gun at husband
• Open Registration for NETC Fall Semester is Aug. 11
• To get home safe, call DADD
• Century Plant source of awe in community
• Ceremony honors veterans
• Company honors retiring employee
• Camp lifts children’s spirits
• Kids cook up some summer fun
• Aspiring young golf students graduate junior camp
• Manor resident charged with assault
• Community Calendar
• Cheraw Fire Dept. rescues ‘Midnight’
• Cheraw Police Reports
• Chesterfield county students return to school Aug. 19
• Sen. Sheheen speaks in Cheraw on governor race
• Society Hill library projects to cost $1 million
• Election hearing finds in favor of Brumley
• Summer storms spark concern
• Police seeking suspects in two separate robberies
• Demo asks women to get fit
• Miss Kappa Teen Court recognizes 2010 winners
• Traffic stop lands man, 27, in jail
• Linda Mixon to meet with public
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• Ironwood Farms, LLC announces new site in Chesterfield County
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s reports
• Annual competition tests EMS teams’ skills
• Community Calendar
• Veterans honored during first 2010 annual banquet
• Metal Mania a big hit at Burr Gallery
• Daughter keeps old Inn, father’s memories alive
• Free Fridays on Main event presents ‘Love Letters’
• “Young at Art” camp presents creations
• Applying early at NETC has advantages
• First Bank announces same day banking
• ‘Classic Eventing’ to host equestrian clinic
• Sheheen wins in 2010 S.C. Democratic primary
• SCDOT makes roadside memorial signs available
• NETC graduates over 200 students
• Water meters to be checked
• Historical building in Cheraw gets structural facelift
• Harrington wins US National Honor Student award
• Spratt introduces Budget Enforcement Resolution
• NETC receives $4,000 grant from Bank of America
• Cheraw to hold annual Independence Day celebration
• Grief Express day camp successful
• Failure is no option for fifth grader
• Rape Aggression Defense instructor training held Aug. 18
• Kemmerlin retires after 26 years in the classroom
• Town council meets to discuss administrator position
• Cheraw Art Walkabout June 11
• Cheraw Police reports
• McCluney named district Teacher of the Year
• Four Seasons Garden Club names yard of the month
• NETC receives honor from Charlotte regional partnership
• Fleming-McCall puts twist on finishing school
• Scholarship awarded at Cheraw High School
• S.C. Arts Commission and Sandlapper Magazine partner
• Man arrested after kicking wife
• ALS 5K Run/Walk to be held Sept. 11
• Rep gets unusual visitor
• Students excel in NETC’s Dual Enrollment program
• Chocolate City drug bust puts NC man in jail
• Unemployment rates can be unpredictable
• Misuse of emergency services leads to arrest in Pageland
• Grooming business makes the cut
• Council passes first reading of proposed 2010-11 budget
• Cheraw police reports
• “Young at Art” creations featured at Burr Gallery
• NETC employees honored for service
• Blair joins National Collegiate Athletic Association Academic and Membership Affairs
• Flag retirement ceremony honors local veterans
• Cheraw Police Reports
• “Ann S. Purdue Independent Autopsy” legislation signed into law
• Twelve-year-old looking to sign music recording contract
• Flemming-McCall hosts first “History Day Camp and Finishing School”
• Police find missing woman’s body
• Pageland man faces assault charges after abusing mentally disabled man
• Community Calendar
• SCDOT recognizes ‘Adopt-A-Highway Group of the Year’
• Census Bureau launches new tool for hurricane planning, assessment
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority presents Miss Jabberwock 2010 Cotillion
• Cheraw Family Dollar robbed at gunpoint
• Open container arrest produces possession of narcotics
• Town of Chesterfield named Tree City USA
• Woman arrested for misuse of 911
• NACDS: Law “Puts Patients First”
• Criterium Racing coming to Cheraw
• Flag retirement ceremony to be held Saturday
• Grandparents convicted of child abuse
• Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Reports
• Unemployment benefits extension clears hurdle
• Artists Doster and Gray featured in Burr Gallery in May
• Raising a reader
• Sorority Alumnae celebrate May Week program
• Cheraw police report
• Cheraw Police reports
• Two Cheraw town employees arrested for selling drugs
• New Interactive Web Features
• Students named to Order of the Purple Seal
• Kidnapper arrested in Chesterfield County
• Delta Sigma Theta Sorority presents “Miss Jabberwock 2010”
• Cheraw resident wins Bojangles’ Bahamas Cruise
• Chesterfield area schools volunteer
• Police offer reward in search of suspect
• JROTC ends school year with awards mess night
• South Carolina Jazz Festival

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