Orangeburg, SC News

• Orangeburg, SC News
• Claflin University to Launch NEH Lecture Series with Renowned Pakistani Poet March 22
• Claflin University to Host Business Community Alliance Breakfast on March 27
• Claflin University Receives Grant from the Council of Independent Colleges
• District Announcements
• District Announcements
• Claflin University Lyric Theatre Ensemble to Present Opera Cinema “Gianni Schicchi” Feb. 28-March 1
• NBA Champion Sam Jones to Emcee Claflin University Athletics Hall of Fame Ceremony on Feb. 18
• Columbia City Ballet to Perform at Claflin University Thursday, Jan. 26
• Claflin University Student Keiwon Brown Invited to Attend State of the Union Address
• Three Claflin University Students Selected for Participate in International Genetics Conference
• Founders' Day Convocation Features South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley
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• Six Visionaries Selected for Claflin University Hall of Fame
• Claflin University Presents Book Signing Event for Alumnus Dr. Leo Twiggs
• Coronation for Miss Claflin 2011-2012 Leighann Black is Oct. 31
• Claflin University Commemorates 9/11 during 2011 Matriculation Day Convocation
• Back to School for Orangeburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Claflin University’s Joey Hilton Wins Statewide Graphic Design Award
• President Dr. Henry N. Tisdale Featured on Fox News Channel
• Claflin University’s Dr. Omar Bagasra Lays Groundwork to Establish Vaccine Center in Pakistan
• Claflin Alumnus Cecil Williams to be Featured on Fox News Channel Saturday
• Claflin University Golden Class of 1961 Recalls Fond Memories of the Past during Luncheon
• Claflin Grads Advised to be Steadfast in Life
• Claflin University Welcomes New Heritage Society Inductees at Luncheon
• Panthers Baseball Players Receive All-Conference and All-Academic Honors
• Panthers Finish Third In SIAC Baseball Tournament
• CLAFLIN LOSES TO STILLMAN 9-8
• The Panther Earns Six South Carolina Press Association Awards
• Claflin Lady Panthers Softball Team Helps to Strike Out Cancer with Research Fundraiser
• Claflin University Senior Shatavia Wynn to Become First Panther to Attend Yale Divinity School
• Renowned Jazz Musician Ron Westray to Perform during Claflin University Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert April 12
• Claflin University’s Dr. Nicholas Panasik Receives Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant
• Claflin University to Showcase Research, Science Programs during Open House and Research Day March 25
• PANTHERS FALL TO SANDSHARKS 7-2 IN BASEBALL ACTION
• Milton/Priest Honored As Female/Male Field Athletes of the Year
• BALL LEADS PANTHERS OVER BEARS IN SEASON FINALE
• LADY BEARS SLIP PAST LADY PANTHERS IN SEASON FINALE
• Claflin University to Host Career Seminar
• Panthers Continue to Look for Winning Combination
• Lady Panthers Fall to Lady Tigers
• Benedict Slips Past Panthers in Basketball Action
• Claflin is Now on Facebook
• Golden Bears Slip Past Panthers
• BENEDICT TAKES TWO FROM CLAFLIN
• Sonja A. Bennett Appointed to Lead Claflin University’s Office of Communications and Marketing
• Norfolk Southern, Bank of America Contribute to the Vision of Claflin University
• Claflin Classes Suspended, Offices Closed Monday
• CLAFLIN'S SALLEY NAMED SIAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR THIRD TIME
• A Keen Global Perspective Garners Claflin Senior The Prestigious Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
• Claflin University to Host College Expo on Saturday, September 11
• Alice Carson Tisdale Honors College Inducts New Generation of Transformational Scholars
• Toi Haynes-Shelman Named SIAC Setter of The Week
• CLAFLIN SPLITS BASKETBALL DOUBLE-HEADER WITH KENTUCKY STATE
• The Smile of a Child
• Watching your words
• With presidential drones, who needs judges?
• Turnipseed is wrong about founders
• The GOP’s mixed outlook
• Sutton crowned Miss Voorhees College
• THE ROAD TO GOLD: Local Paralympian shares trials and triumphs that led to Beijing
• Obama urges students to be tolerant of each other
• EHS band competition Saturday
• COOL ROOFS: Reflective white paint promoted to save energy
• 100s of Gullah-Geechee sites noted in Southeast
• Pitfalls remain with gift cards, despite new rules
• Symposium to promote healthy lifestyles among families
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Other USC backs look for playing time
• North Carolina teen: Nose ring more than fashion, it's faith
• Dinner theatre Sept. 24-25 at Presbyterian Centre
• Peace: God's wonderful gift
• GET IN THE GAME: Tri-County FCA plans fundraising Development Dinner
• Calhoun library hosts e-waste drop off
• Plastic bags into purses
• Local talent at the Gazebo
• Open house set for Sept. 21 at Salkehatchie Arts Center
• It’s policies and actions that matter
• Deputies: woman had stolen gun
• Unofficial results give city council seat to Summers
• Councilman resigns to fill unexpired term on Board of Public Works
• Keeping mother in jail best course in high-profile case
• Unscrupulous acts by non-participants
• Trustees to hold special session on proposed $800,000 bond issue
• Dining without whining
• Mercury in fish still a concern
• The news about Trophy Radishes
• Consider rotisserie chicken a blank slate
• Claflin attacks obesity with organic gardening workshop
• 'Tis the season of backyard barbecues
• Town promotes tennis with first Harvest Festival Tournament
• Fed. officials to be part of Constitution Day forum
• Renovation of former school into municipal facility begins
• Flamboyant male dancing attracts women best, study says
• OAMHC forum to spotlight treatment, services
• CDC: Adults eating less fruit, not enough veggies
• Autumn and old folks
• Health briefs
• Aloette honors Brown for sales
• Celebrate the Clean Air Act
• WANTED! Long ears donkey, mule show
• SCDA names equine marketing specialist
• Coastal photography contest announced
• Artist-in-Residence program invites applicants
• Carnivorous pitcher plants vanishing from Shealy's Pond Heritage Preserve
• Preserve fall, winter habitat for quail, rabbits
• Drivers need all help they can get
• Being known for being good citizens
• Report: More grandparents raising grandkids
• Library opens digital branch
• September is Library Card Sign-up Month
• Sowing the seeds of intolerance
• Energy program is public and private winner
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Holmes - Jenkins
• Hartin - Weathers
• Baylor Brantly Reynolds
• Wilkinson - Smith
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Laird - Johnston
• Kids in hurricanes: Unsafe at any wind speed
• Help me save this plant
• George 'Leo' Washington Gilmore -- Santee
• Mrs. Fairey Bell McCoy -- Reevesville
• Bessie Mae Scott Hampton -- Plainfield, N.J.
• Mrs. Martha Ann Scott Williams -- Orangeburg
• Mrs. Geraldine Keitt Ancrum -- Orangeburg
• Grant, loan to be used for water lines
• City accepts park, airport grants
• What is runoff pollution?
• Remember what our POWs endured for us
• Opposition important process in nuke disposal
• Orangeburg Branch NAACP plans Freedom Fund Banquet
• UDCHS extravaganza to feature cars, food and fun
• You cannot be anything you want to be
• Minister has right to burn Quran, but he should not
• Close encounters of the flowering kind in store at Kidz-n-Roses
• 'Silver Nights' at the State Museum
• Country music superstars to play Columbia
• Philharmonic opens season with a little 'Song & Dance'
• Join Dora the Explorer at the aquarium Saturday
• Campground Cookoff to be held Sept. 17-19
• Melissa D'Arabian: A pure burger and a fresh sauce
• New books help you get to know your food culture
• Jewish braided bread is easy to make
• Those pesky pests?
• The world after November
• MEAC/SWAC Challenge to run through 2013
• 'Stir' up a healthy meal
• Deaths of two leaders big loss for small town
• Paying for reform
• Health briefs
• Southern Carolina Alliance gets grant
• Lunch 'n' Learn to be Jan. 12
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Belk Fall Charity Sale is Nov. 6
• Rast - Turnblad
• Salute to Manufacturing focuses on work force
• Cemetery opens in St. Matthews
• Cameron woman sells lemonade to help Salvation Army
• Barbour's generation gap
• Food distribution scheduled Sept. 25
• Frustrations of flying
• Not in God's name
• Senators must push hard for port funding
• Holiday to celebrate man’s man
• Daniel’s Law sadly necessary in today’s world
• Still no evidence of chronic wasting disease in S.C. white-tailed deer
• Glover - Sands
• Zeigler - Dempsey
• 1st Wedding Anniversary
• Shaffer - Rouse
• Senators must push hard for port funding
• Holiday to celebrate man’s man
• Daniel’s Law sadly necessary in today’s world
• Remembering the sacrifices of Iraq war
• Still no evidence of chronic wasting disease in S.C. white-tailed deer
• Shrimp-baiting season opens Sept. 10 in S.C. waters
• Glover - Sands
• Zeigler - Dempsey
• 1st Wedding Anniversary
• Shaffer - Rouse
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Rast - Turnblad
• What’s wrong with the right?
• Some hunters put the sport in danger
• Our privacy is vanishing. Anybody out there care?
• Listening, hearing, understanding
• THE MINDSET LIST: Wear wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not for Class of ’14
• Dad buys newspaper ad after daughter breaks curfew
• BACK-TO-SCHOOL FASHION: School shoppers giving a lesson in individualism
• Parents turn to swapping for school clothes
• Back-to-school demands multiply in middle school
• Baby slapping aboard flight sets off debate
• Elite 11 2010: Shamier Jeffery
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• Lannan wins 3rd straight, Nats beat Braves, 6-2
• Martha Butler adds to memorial to toddlers
• New poll says growing number incorrectly call Obama Muslim
• Polish plane crash investigation under suspicion
• 'Pirate Night' returns to the State Museum
• Season tickets available for USC Symphony, Theater USC
• Lennel Elmore
• Frustrations of flying
• International environmental artist's work on display at McKissick Museum
• COOKING WITH THE STARS: Books that offer a dash of celebrity with dinner
• Tyler Florence: 1 burger made from 4 cuts of meat
• Steak and peas -- summer style
• Liven up your fruit salad ... with meat
• A simple bean salad that's good -- and good for you
• Public schooling
• Determining when to irrigate
• Bishop is Region FFA Star
• Teen sex not always bad for school performance
• Gulf seafood gets intense safety testing
• Orangeburg County’s chicken house stench
• The danger of complacency
• Leaders right to address tuition rates
• New gel could speed wound healing
• They’re everywhere
• Sluggish U.S. economy
• Import of deer, elk parts into South Carolina still limited by state regulation
• South Carolina Wildlife Federation hosts auction, wild game feast Aug. 28
• Aiken County wildlife area opens to public in September
• Boneparte - Goodwin
• Brown - Mintz
• Safety is always a primary concern when hunting
• Obama’s zealous civil-rights enforcer
• Crystal Cathedral founder, family take 50 percent pay cut
• Md. weighs allowing inmates' own clergy at death
• Santee Presbyterian to host Paul Saik in concert Aug. 21
• The secret to uplifting worship
• House Church: Skip the sermon, worship at home
• Commodities approved for TAAF Program
• Many places to go, ways to learn hunting
• Antler records at second highest level in 15 years
• Loadholt - Crosby
• Gibbes on board of auto dealers group
• Myers - Simmons
• Clyburn deserves credit for CLEAR
• Nuclear attacks were necessary
• ‘As a Christian, I have been misled’
• Manufacturing remains vital to U.S. strength
• Flag debate not going away, but it should
• Man gets 10 years in slaying fueled by mix of booze, women
• Salvation Army store burglarized
• Kabobs show great taste
• Official: Reform will focus on student achievement, teacher effectiveness
• OCtech will work with Jafza project
• S.C. State student musician remembered as top talent
• Clyburn won’t vote for Greene in S.C. Senate race
• Delegation makes board appointments
• Local historian, author grew up in Neeses area during Depression
• New permanent shelter dedicated during 95th Good Hope Picnic
• Reform progress
• Shot fired in 301 chase
• Residents complain of flooding, poor condition of dirt road
• Cops: S.C. man made woman his slave for bail money
• Town reports 223 late penalties on water/sewer bills for July
• Springfield child recovering from venomous snake bite
• Sandy Run K-8, Calhoun County High recognized for meeting AYP
• Cooper wants answers about Legacy Bowl
• HOLISTIC HEALTH: Wellness Celebration promotes overall well-being
• Last of three home invasion suspects extradited
• Camp Happy Days offers a respite from hospitals
• Pastor suspended following child porn allegations
• Grass, hay, about anything green eaten in caterpillars' brief feast
• Residents learn about ‘Vial of Life,’ evidence collection during OCSO fair
• Health care, red tape, worker training; state chamber hears about priorities
• Santee Cooper: Saving rare fish could cost $100M
• Gov. Sanford names appointee to S.C. State board
• Two-week trek through rough and regal Rockies for Orangeburg troop
• Denmark water system work nears completion
• Region continues with deadly trend of more mortality than state as whole
• Free clinic organizers plan for future
• District 4 awaits word on fed. funds
• Event seeks to boost unity between faith, academic communities
• Mother, attorney have connections to another Duley
• Stray bullet hits car at school
• PHILMONT: The expedition of a lifetime
• Alabama's Gulf State Park offers vacation alternative
• Friend: Duley argued about bath before sons died
• Development issues on council agenda
• Man beats three, victim blames crack
• Calhoun council to be updated on projects
• Cordova council seeks way to deal with speeders
• Local jobless rate increases
• 'Oh, this is a hurtin' thing'
• 'JUST IMAGINE ... WHAT IF ...': Summer program helps youngsters improve language, socializ
• Area students represent S.C. at HOBY World Leadership Congress
• Holcim profit drops 12 percent
• Orangeburg budget plan moving forward
• Hundreds gather to mourn two little 'angels'
• 'Let's be the ones that will bring healing'
• When tragedy strikes
• WORKING FOR CHRIST: Youths assist migrant worker ministry in Fla.
• Budget cuts bite Bowman Health Center
• Drug dealer gets life in prison
• At least 700 gather at funeral for toddlers
• City, county get federal grants
• Appeals board turns down requests for manufactured homes
• Mother's arrest starts long legal process
• NBC producer sees parallels to Susan Smith
• SCHUETZENFEST: Ehrhardt's annual festival set for the weekend
• S.C. State's Marching 101 to perform Aug. 28 in Battle of the Bands
• Officers tell the story of trying to rescue boys
• Calhoun Players to hold auditions for 'Pinocchio'
• Auditions Monday for 'Taking a Stand'
• Quick response saves Elloree apartments, official says
• Claflin named 'great school at great price'
• Causes behind mothers killing children complex
• Missing girls back in custody
• U.S. Marshals arrest last shootout suspect
• Serve delicious 'finger foods'
• Trailers stolen from businesses
• 'Those kids didn't deserve that'
• Connecting With Our Future...
• Tragic end for children draws media
• Tragic deaths spur mixed emotions
• Recording: Man called 911 to report boys in car
• S.C. mom charged with suffocating sons due in court
• Attorney: Duley would plead not guilty
• Murder charges sought in boys' deaths in river
• Mother charged with murder in river deaths
• Regional center to provide transportation help
• Dozens of tickets written in I-26 crackdown
• Plans for Jafza training facility move forward
• Community awareness event to be held Saturday in Neeses
• Man Tased in argument
• Health care reform
• Calhoun school board chairman does not file re-election petition
• Recognize, prevent common hand problems
• Honoring the military
• Manufactured housing sees jump in sales during down economy
• Nearby target practice interrupts school day
• Cope sailor helps keep aircraft flying in war in Afghanistan
• New school leader says he’ll focus on accountability, student achievement
• Officials working to remove vehicle from Edisto River
• Despite deteriorating condition of old hotel, owner plans to move ahead with ministry plan
• Public hearing Tuesday on city’s FY 2010-11 budget
• The judicial front line
• Two great local heroes: 200-year U.S. list of thousands now grows slower
• Geocaching proves fun for all ages
• 1,200 friends, family celebrate Bowers' life
• County gets ready to roll on public transit facility
• New superintendent says district has ‘a lot of work to do’
• Police advise man to evict son
• Claflin student selected for BMW Co-op
• Two drug arrests made in Calhoun
• RMC Foundation announces Virginia B. Johnson Nursing Scholarship recipients
• Officers find fetus at site of assault
• Officials respond to merchants’ call for return of parking on Main Street
• Dedication of Calhoun County Veterans Memorial set for Nov. 11
• District repays half of funds used to bail out Medicaid, MAPPS accounts
• Douglas served in government under former Gov. Edwards, President Reagan
• Clinic Saturday aims to make youth aware of danger in texting while driving
• Annual reunion offers families chance to strengthen bonds
• County wins top award for new water park project
• Cordova man gets 15 years for burglary
• DPU rates for water, wastewater on way up
• Orangeburg native’s quilt part of SI museum exhibit
• Attack at Hillcrest stuns teens, families
• Woman charged with CDV; boyfriend treated for head injuries
• Driving without a license plate results in multiple charges for man
• Harvest Hope, Live Oak AME team up to feed those in need
• Masked gunman robs convenience store
• Student with hearing loss overcomes obstacles, readies for college at Claflin
• S.C. gubernatorial candidate Haley unveils job plan
• ODPS-sponsored team wins city title for 5th year
• More jobless S.C. workers to qualify for benefits
• Site sought for new Army Reserve Center
• Community Center, old town hall get new shingles
• PASS shows mixed verdict on progress
• Woman killed in collision with 18-wheeler
• City taking over investigation of Hillcrest attack
• Council approves revised billing system for water
• Teachers race to prepare for opening of school
• Redesign of business district would return parking, provide for truck route
• Carjacking suspect now in ODPS custody
• Sister Schubert comes to town Aug. 25
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• Four Moons Named Best Overall Restaurant in South Carolina
• Zeus Announces Product-Line Expansion with Insulated PEEK Wire

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