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• Jammin' July 4th 2011
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• A Nutty Nutcracker Christmas!
• Fantasy Of Lights 2010
• The Smile of a Child
• School board candidates meet for NAACP forum
• 2010 School Board Candidates: Greg Simonson
• Committee for Excellence names 'best of the best'
• Get a Taste of Lee
• Candidate: 'DeMint started the recession'
• A different shade of Greene
• Check the facts before you send that e-mail
• Inflated water bills causedby High Hills computers
• 2010 School Board Candidates: Al Spencer
• Bishopville man arrested in conspiracy to commit a felony
• Pedestrian struck by car dies early Saturday
• 2010 school board candidates: Keith Schultz
• FYI: Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010
• Parents file lawsuit against District 2
• Districts 2, 17 meet Tuesday
• Public Agenda: Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010
• Second pedestrian hit, killed by car
• 4 charged, no one injured in Saturday shooting incident
• 2010 school board candidates: Karen Michalik
• Agenda extensive for city council meeting
• Saturday Snapshot: Oct. 16, 2010
• Last debate for Spratt, Mulvaney
• Woman robbed at her business
• Young choreographers show skill in contemporary form
• 2010 school board candidates: Matthew "Mac" McLeod Jr.
• Government reports $1.3 trillion budget deficit
• 2 arrested after reportedly stealing purses at Walmart
• Use of 'Big Dog' in courtroom questioned
• 2010 School Board Candidates: Doug Mathis
• District candidates meet, speak at forum
• Clyburn campaigns for Spratt in Sumter
• Bishopville police chief to host community meeting
• Lee County sheriff's office undergoes reorganization
• Family has ‘enduring’ love for horses
• 2010 school board candidates: Reginald Evans
• 2010 school board candidates: Lloyd Hunter
• Absentee voting available
• County: Homeowners undertaxed
• Oktoberfest on Main celebration slated
• Museum curator to speakat genealogical society
• 2010 School Board Candidates: Ron Bridges
• Council approves recovery bonds sales
• Woman, son overpower man in home invasion
• Multi-jurisdictional task force nabs 10 in Manning raids
• Students celebrate school lunch week
• Boating incident leaves man with severe head injuries
• Former TSA student killed in single-vehicle wreck
• Clarendon council approves measure to help local businesses
• 2010 School Board Candidates: Larry Addison
• Survey: Haley has 9-percentage-point lead over Sheheen
• Embers to close Sumter@Six season
• Returning troops get warm reception
• I'm b-a-a-ack
• Mayesville to host 3rd breast cancer awareness walk
• Courtyard construction on schedule
• Lee County plans Halloween Fest
• Don't expect boost for Social Security checks in 2011
• Crestwood seniors sign up for college
• County council to hold public hearing Tuesday
• Transition committee to meet Thursday
• Support Groups: Sunday, Oct. 10, 2010
• Buffalo Soldiers share history
• Democrats open headquarters
• Good Samaritans raffle car for good cause
• Saturday Snapshot: Gary Nelson
• 3 exhibits opening at USC Sumter galleries
• Mother honors late son with scholarship
• Nuclear station officials: No cause for concern
• Judge says Greene can stay free
• Melvin pleads not guilty
• Fryar to be a special guest at State Museum
• 200 Shaw airmen in combat exercise
• Forum to address diversity in courts
• Saint Leo celebrates 35 years in Sumter
• Read the comics this Sunday and see pink
• Fatal wreck under investigation
• Families, school say goodbye
• City leaders talk crime at summit
• Experience downhome music, humor with Lee Haw tonight
• Discipline, finances, consolidation topics for District 2 board
• Ordinance delayed by sodding issue
• Lee sheriff, SLED find 856 marijuana plants
• Sumter man killed in head-on collision
• Get spooked at Lee Halloween haunts
• Public Agenda: Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010
• Hydrant flow tests slated for today
• District 17 to highlight program at conference
• 'An Afternoon of Sacred Music'
• Tax notices on the way to tri-county residents
• Public workshop will address burn ordinance
• Bishopville residents voice concern about bypass project
• Teens in crash died from injuries, not fire
• S.C. end of course grades improve slightly
• Strike up the bands!
• Men flee after morning home invasion, report shows
• Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Morris College receives federal grant to improve education
• Three teens killed in car wreck
• Food drive targets hungry seniors
• Art camp expands students' talents
• Crosswell students learn appreciation for other cultures
• Candidates for schools superintendent debate
• Hey, how's it goin'?
• 3 LMA students die in Sunday wreck
• City council to vote on subdivision ordinance
• Men flee after morning home invasion, report shows
• Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Morris College receives federal grant to improve education
• YWCA faced with 'pettiness and confusion'
• Three teens killed in car wreck
• Neill O'Donnell's contributions to Sumter were many
• 2-day PigTales festival winds down
• District 2 board to vote on records checks
• County fair winds down
• S.C. colleges assessing construction moratorium
• Old truck brings families together, helps one heal
• Saturday Snapshot: Oct. 2, 2010
• Man, 45, shot by gunfire from car
• Author of Lee County history to speak in Bishopville
• SHS promotes new approach to reading
• Budget cuts doom radio programming for blind
• No free flu shots in Lee County schools
• Manning Lions Club sells candy to preserve vision
• Executive director: Board replaced
• NAMI candlelight vigilto be held Saturday
• Geriatrics doctor to speak to Alzheimer's group
• Sumter County Fair Items
• Sykes to add 150 jobs
• Police investigate shooting, carjacking
• Coffee and sweets in Bishopville
• Porkers get 1-day respite at PigTales
• A good soaking in the forecast
• 3rd-graders get history lessons from puppets
• DOT to host meeting on Bishopville bypass
• Family support aim of Shaw expo
• County Council proposes workshop for burn ordinance
• Register by Saturday if you want to vote
• Girlfriend charged in man's death
• Clyde the camel, wolves enliven fair
• Police kill man during altercation
• Paxville benefit draws big crowd
• City to perform hydrant flow tests
• Laurence Manning group selling mums
• No candidates on Lynchburg's mayoral ballot
• YWCA head tries to fire board members at meet
• Federal prosecutors investigate Lee victims advocate funds
• Students explore careers
• SAFE employees advise aspiring SHS accountants
• Disabled vets have a new ride
• Animal farms draw hundreds
• East Clarendon High mourns 2 deaths
• Tour downtown with Sammy Way
• Report: Officer involved in shooting
• 3 Sumter brothers excel
• Man shot during robbery, report shows
• FYI: Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010
• East Clarendon High School senior dies in wreck
• 1st Sumter fair pleases large 1916 crowds
• Santee Cooper officials to spray Marion, Moultrie hydrilla
• Outdoor burning ordinance tops county agenda
• Rumors abound in FBI report
• Students see practical uses of math, science
• School District 17 gets TIF funding
• 2 shot early Friday at Manning Avenue
• Saturday Snapshot: Sept. 25, 2010
• Police looking for 2 break-in suspects
• Shelter board members will try to stop closure
• Districts 2, 17 have consolidation action plan
• Traffic safety, access improvements coming to Shaw
• 'Sack Spratt' signs blanket area
• Police department sets up Business Watch
• Shaw AFB impacts Sumter in all ways
• Christian novelist to speak at luncheon
• Church News: Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
• Alzheimer's walk personal for Manning woman
• $1.3M grant to improve runway safety at airport
• Operation Pill Drop slated for Saturday
• NASA memorabilia up for sale in auction
• Sumterites find store restrictive, costly
• Crestwood collects blood for Red Cross
• Sanford joins phone jamming effort
• District 2 board addresses science curriculum
• Kid's Day back for 3rd year
• City Council addresses subdivision ordinance
• 5K run will celebrate founder, library
• Sumter Airport receives federal grant
• 2nd man arrested in connection to shooting
• Melvin faces more charges
• Farmer goes to bat for Crosswell rec program
• District 17 examines budget concerns
• Melvin indicted on 46 new counts
• Lee chamber recovering financially
• Main Street Manning presents awards
• Branding effort will be unveiled
• Lee school district to host superintendent event
• Registration/Election office to be open Oct. 2
• Carolinas get high marks on health emergency plans
• Local unemployment rises with state's
• Animal shelter might get another chance
• Clarendon Dist. 1 alternative school gets a new home
• Hugo smashed into area 21 years ago Tuesday
• 25-year-old charged with attempted murder
• Exotic animal farms hold open house Saturday
• Class of 2010 earns more than $900M in scholarships
• Students learn to 'Punt, Pass, Kick'
• Shooting suspect remains in jail
• Record crowds attend Lee Cotton Festival
• Shelter will no longer accept animals
• 35-year-old man added to Most Wanted List
• An ode to football
• Man charged with murder of 23-year-old
• No students involved in accident
• Deadline set for water project
• On location in S.C.
• SCE&G: Local gas lines 'well maintained'
• General wrote firsthand account of Battle of Dingle's Mill
• 2 arrested in unrelated early Saturday incidents
• Man added to Most Wanted List
• Education News: Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Lee School board meets Monday
• 2 local school districts to hold meetings
• FYI: Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Arrest made in shooting
• Motorcycle fatality under investigation
• 7 men charged in series of burglaries
• Saturday Snapshot: Sept. 18, 2010
• Fund set for accident victim's family
• Main Street Manning meeting set for Tuesday
• Filing deadline nears for Lynchburg mayoral election
• Foul play suspected in January disappearance
• Health instructor uses grant to improve program
• Clarendon Council to buy former Bi-Lo property
• Librarian doesn't just stack books
• YWCA board's actions questioned
• Habitat for Humanity to break ground on 1st Turbeville home
• 'Dracula' ballet auditions here today
• Manning Curves seeks women for Memory Walk
• Prepare for battle ... of the bands
• Barbecue network to train judges
• Coroner: Infant died from SIDS
• Drowning victim was generous,'good guy'
• Public Agenda: Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
• Storm water ordinance passes
• AT&T announces $100M investment in S.C. upgrades
• Public Agenda: Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• Sumter man charged in Lee shooting death
• Around Town: Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• Correction: Sumter Fall Feast
• Latasha Ham Singleton of Anointed Hands Beauty Salon
• Content insurance protects renters
• Clarendon council extends tax incentive to company
• Consolidation issues discussed by District 17 board
• Local education programs observe literacy week
• Infant's death under investigation
• 3rd Army migrations set
• Work to begin on physical plant
• Police Blotter: Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010
• Public Agenda: Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010
• Air Force chief visits Sumter
• Buying, selling, renting topic at library tonight
• Around Town: Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010
• Clarendon disaster preparedness program set
• National Anthem Day program tonight
• Bishopville man found shot to death
• Local schools have mixed SAT results
• Storm water ordinance up for final reading
• Local Muslims reflect on recent events
• Public Agenda: Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
• District 17 board to meet Monday
• Millwood CRT assists classroom teachers
• Financial recommendations approved by consolidation committee
• Storm water ordinance again on council agenda
• Education News: Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
• FYI: Sunday, Sept. 11, 2010
• COG to hear timetable for 3rd Army arrival
• Lee County Council to meet Tuesday
• Sumter Towne Mall had 'turn of the century' look
• Credit union sponsors free shredding days
• South Carolina beats UGA 17-6
• Monarchs grab big win
• Committee wants board to hire consultant
• Approval of school attendance lines still in limbo
• Feeling of 'wounded reverence'
• Attacks site 'at a hush' on 1st visit
• 9/11 politicized by controversies
• Concert association presents 282nd Army Band
• Saturday Snapshot: Sept. 11, 2010
• Democrats open Sumter headquarters
• Clarendon sponsors e-recycling event
• Sheriff to speak at graduation ceremonies
• School flies its flag to honor Baker
• S.C. children cope after crash killed mom and dad
• Grant will support tactical programs
• African Dwarf Frogs join class
• High Hills principal wins superintendent’s award
• United Ministries works through adversity
• Lee man suing over landfill 'stench'
• Obama: Don't extend tax breaks for wealthiest
• 2 men wanted in armed robbery
• Pastor cancels Quran burning, then reconsiders
• Artists address mankind's struggles
• Spratt touts experience in debate
• Harvest Hope Food Bank delivers to Pinewood
• Police chief receives lifetime achievement award
• Simon sworn in as Lee sheriff
• D-2 board gives 1st reading of criminal record checks policy
• Bus catches fire, no students aboard
• Preview of veterans display set for Thursday
• Sumter Democratic party to host grand opening
• Sumter celebrates national anthem
• Historical society hosts Bob Barrett
• Around Town: Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010
• Items sought for shelter benefit
• Public Agenda: Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010
• Consolidation committee to meet Thursday
• Kingsbury volunteer earns high praise
• Governor's race quickly heats up
• Teachers get 'hands-on, minds-on' at EdVenture
• Signs indicate sites of inmate workers
• 'Science Nerd' engages students
• Around Town: Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010
• No cameras allowed at debate after Spratt's request
• Public Agenda: Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010
• S.C. included in $330M in federal grants
• Yes, I'm a twit
• Education News: Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Wesmark facility like a small hospital
• Sumter City Council cancels meeting
• Agenda: Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Malls changed face of Sumter
• Chestnut Oaks has cause to celebrate
• Sumter School District 2 to meet Tuesday
• Manning man wants your vote for his venture
• FYI: Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Labor Day Schedule
• Saturday Snapshot: Sept. 4, 2010
• District 2 teachers praise PACE program
• Lynchburg workshop set for today
• Faw named as new Tuomey Foundation director
• Labor Day Schedule
• Churches host 8 days of prayer
• 8 arrested in 16 burglaries
• Around Town: Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010
• NAACP leader: Racism charge'my own opinion'
• Oil platform explodes in Gulf
• Spratt aide: Bin Laden could get votes
• USC Sumter offers variety of continuing education classes
• Former sheriff Melvin's trial set for late October
• FIRST ON SCENE - HOLLAND
• Troopers to step up patrols
• Report: 2 robbed at gunpoint
• Clarendon 2 superintendent clears Saturday for parents' questions
• Lee board will hold meeting, retreat today
• Michael 'Mike' Karvelas, 1926-2010
• Johnston wins district Teacher of the Year
• Longtime Sumterite Karvelas passes
• Discovery gunman killed, 3 hostages safe
• 'Survivor Math' engages 6th-graders
• Around Town: Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
• City expanding Opera House courtyard
• 30-year-old killed in I-20 accident
• Community concert to commemorate Sept. 11
• Flu shots available at local drugstores
• Wreck victim airlifted to Columbia hospital
• Injured motorcyclist remains in ICU
• Public Agenda: Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010
• Simon will be sheriff; Eckley wins seat
• Fight leads to arrest of 4 Manning High students
• First on Scene: Russell Elmore
• Mayesville to host Labor Day party
• Look good, feel better
• Sumter mothers charged in 2 cases
• Be prepared for hurricane season
• Candidates, representatives face public at NAACP forum
• Around Town: Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010
• Another reason to stay in school - a free new car
• Clarendon library hosts workshops for grandparents
• New businesses opening on Broad Street
• Find a new friend at the local shelter
• Officials: Earl no threat to central S.C.
• Geddings' fraud conviction vacated
• Public Agenda: Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010
• Around Town: Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010
• Fire hydrant flow tests scheduled for Wednesday
• Sumter's NAACP branch will host 1st forum Monday
• PACE produces mature teachers
• Parishioners gather to pray for Sumter, country
• Special Tuesday council meeting called
• RSVP wants ugly bridesmaid dresses
• Saturday Snapshot: Aug. 28, 2010
• Legislators at work to restore funding
• Tuomey's fate with 4th Circuit
• Tuomey’s fate with 4th Circuit
• Gas prices expected to drop substantially
• 2 years after killing, family hopes for resolution
• Prothro Chevrolet fined in 'Cash for Clunkers'
• Schools sponsor Military Appreciation Night
• New facilitator to speak to Alzheimer's support group
• Boys & Girls Club seeks money for bus
• 3 children in emergency protective custody
• James E. Tallman Sr.: 1931-2010
• County Council again defers storm water fee vote
• Morris College handling issue of student overflow
• Doctor faces drug charge
• State job service offers new link beginning Monday
• Lee voters to choose sheriff on Tuesday
• Singer, designer visit Lone Star Barbeque
• Marianne R. King 1927-2010: King was dedicated, exceptional teacher and adviser
• Tuomey files to delay trial for False Claims Act
• Lee shelter gets new cat room
• Kershaw plant to add 50 jobs in 5 years
• Reason for resignation of sheriff's office investigator still unkown
• Red Cross in critical need of blood donors, donations
• Raffle scheduled to rescue Lee County chamber
• Schools screen children for developmental delays
• See you later,friends
• To the beat of a different drum
• Health Sciences Center opens without a hitch
• Jobs headed to Kershaw County
• Furman staff inspired by Africa sojourn
• Furman Middle School teacher goes on safari
• Sumter churches urge people to 'cry out'
• MLD charter school celebrates a new beginning
• Man, woman from Florida killed in wreck
• Lynchburg sets special election for mayor
• Students may lose yearbook class credit
• Saturday Snapshot: Aug. 21, 2010
• 'Retired' in name only
• Another Sumterite wins $5,200 in Piggly Wiggly groceries
• Controversial stormwater fee could pass Tuesday
• Local, S.C. unemployment rates rise
• 16-year-old boy dies in shooting
• Q&A: Mick Mulvaney
• School bus, SUV collide
• 6 area schools chosen for literacy pilot programs
• Unemployment rises locally and in S.C.
• 2nd Sumterite wins big at the Pig
• Sumter boy killed by gunshot
• ECHS yearbook class no longer has credit
• Sight gags, irony abound in SLT's 'The Odd Couple'
• Mourners pay respects to toddlers
• Dancing with the Stars, Clarendon style
• Sumter GOP opens new headquarters
• Sumter man gets 1 year for Social Security theft
• Cataldo: Tri-county needs its own Tiffany Circle
• Home sales fall in region, S.C.
• Q&A: Jim DeMint
• Fewer homes sold in region, S.C.
• Sumter County GOP opens new HQ
• Sumter man sentenced to 1 year in prison for Social Security theft
• Funeral arrangements made for 2 toddlers
• Lawyer: Mother is remorseful
• Forever a champion
• Escapee convicted in Sumter caught
• Sumter 2 board picks new officers
• City reluctantly supports subdivision
• Hopkins back to his old self after motorcycle wreck
• Bishopville seeks federal revitalization grant
• Fire destroys family's Turbeville home early Tuesday morning
• Sumter 17 warily tracks education jobs funding
• Sumter 17 keeps wary eye on education jobs funding
• City Council approves maintenance guarantee for subdivision
• Connecting With Our Future...
• Man in critical condition after being shot Sunday
• More S.C. students take ACT; scores hold steady
• Districts 17, 2 kick off year
• Alumni aim to help furnish new St. Paul school
• 9th Air Force changes hands
• Manning to Paxville residents: Don't wait to sign up for city water
• Man, 37, arrested in string of burglaries
• Lee County school board looks back on last year
• Lee chamber leadership 'optimistic' about future
• James M. Eaves: 1919-2010
• Sumter 2 board picks new officers
• Bishopville council approves seeking $25,000 grant
• Scott's Branch alumni seek to help furnish new St. Paul
• Manning sets deadline for Paxville residents to sign up for water
• Melvin might face more charges
• Sumter: New city with a familiar ring
• Bishopville council to meet Tuesday
• Man, 18, stable after being shot
• GOP party to open new headquarters
• Angel Food Ministries now taking orders
• Historical Society seeks new members
• 30 file for local nonpartisan seats
• A new school year begins
• 9th Air Force gets new commander at Shaw
• Escapee with Sumter ties apprehended
• Orangeburg sheriff: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Lee school board looks back on 2009-10
• Melvin may face racketeering charges
• In Clarendon and Lee, school's back in
• Church taking over empty 'big box'
• Sumter school boards to hold meetings Tuesday
• Local Red Cross sets big fundraising goals
• City Council to meet Tuesday
• Lee school board plans to meet
• Former Lynchburg mayor speaks out
• Principals' silly stunts can motivate students
• Hundreds of freshmen move into dorms on Morris College campus
• Saturday Snapshot: Debra Greene
• Another mistrial in rape case
• Statewide jury sought for Melvin trial
• Officials say stray animals 'manageable'
• School attendance plan headed for Justice Department
• Inmate convicted in Sumter County escapes from Florence job site
• Lee chamber's future focus of meeting; photo day set
• State's online classes popular for SHS students
• USC Sumter, CCTC get grants
• Sumter County deputy resigns
• 2 teachers take part in energy workshop
• Sumter NAACP to give away school supplies
• Baskin hopes to get partners for hiking event
• Man convicted in Sumter County escapes
• Greene indicted on pornography charges
• School attendance plan headed to U.S. Justice Department
• Another mistrial in alleged 2008 pizza delivery rape
• Greene indicted on porn charges
• Dalzell teen sentenced to 3 years house arrest
• District Teacher of the Year
• Announcements
• Jammin' July 4th 2010
• Live A Longer, Healthier Life-Volunteer!
• Earth Day Celebration
• NEW CAFE PLUS SO MUCH MORE
• LEON GRAHAM PLAYS PANCHO,S
• Grant Writing Workshop for Christian Ministries/Non-Profits
• Shumaker Homes, Inc. of Sumter is Hosting Realtor Appreciation Day!
• Shumaker Homes, Inc. and Soles4Souls Shoe Drive
• Be Sumter's Biggest Loser
• Miracle House BBQ Cook-Off Festival
• Sumters Iris Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008

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