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SCDOT to install all-way stop at S.C. 341 and U.S. 401 in Lee County
STAFF REPORT The South Carolina Department of Transportation wants drivers to be aware of a change to a roadway in Lee County. SCDOT announced in a news release earlier this week that it will convert a two-way stop into a four-way stop at S.C. … more
Wilson Hall, Sumter School District and Liberty STEAM to have 1st collaborative event
Wilson Hall, Sumter School District and Liberty STEAM Charter School will kick off their first collaborative event together with a free, shared professional development workshop for teachers on Saturday, April 13. Wilson Hall Head of School Brent … more
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Camden native Patrick Davis, friends will visit Sumter Opera House for live taping on Feb. 8
The small-town boy with big dreams will make his way back to Sumter for a lifetime opportunity that will be too good to miss. Patrick Davis and a few of his talented friends invite music lovers to a live taping of "Southern Songwriters," a show … more
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Ebenezer students learn about Army careers
Honor students from Ebenezer Middle School in Sumter School District visited USARCENT as part of the Partners in Education program. The PIE program is an initiative to strengthen the relationship with the local community and to educate students from … more
Carolina Cup draws thousands to historic Camden for 89th year
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Camden on Saturday, March 30, for the 89th running of the Carolina Cup steeplechase horse race. The day included tailgating, shopping and a hat contest, among other happenings, as well as six horse races with … more
Sumter Fireside Fund helps assist influx of those in need during still-cold nights
There is a scene in the movie "Groundhog Day" where Phil (Bill Murray) asks himself, "If I have to live the same day over and over, why did it have to be this one?" If you have seen the movie, the cast is present for the Groundhog Day ceremony on … more
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Don't fret: Swan Lake playground fire truck is not missing, it's just getting some TLC
Visitors to Swan Lake Iris Gardens Playground will notice something distinct missing, but there is no cause for alarm, officials said. The historic fire truck on the playground was recently taken to the shop for some refurbishing, according to … more
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Columbia cancer center to provide oncology services through Sumter providers
South Carolina Oncology Associates is expanding its reach into the Sumter area from Columbia. "As a leading provider of comprehensive cancer care in South Carolina, SCOA is excited to bring its expertise, experience and advanced cancer treatments … more
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Tri-county area will experience partial eclipse April 8
A very rare sight to see, a momentary alignment of the sun, moon and Earth, which turns the bright blue sky into a world of night and a phenomenon, one might say - a solar eclipse. On April 8, Sumter, Clarendon and Lee counties will not be … more
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Sumter coroner releases name of man killed in single-vehicle wreck while fleeing deputies on U.S. 15 Friday night
Sumter County Coroner Robbie Baker has released the name of the individual killed in a wreck on Friday night. Christopher Eaddy, 37, of Sumter was pronounced dead on scene from injuries he … more
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Help Manning High School student council raise funds by attending Feb. 19 Clarendon County Food Truck Festival
Clarendon students need residents' help by attending an event, and it's easy to help by doing what many love - eating. Manning High School's student council is hosting its second-annual Clarendon County Food Truck Festival on Monday, Feb. 19, … more
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SLED charges Sumter man in connection to killing in November 2023
A Sumter man faces violent crime charges in connection to the killing of Fredrick Nelson Jr. in November 2023. Daejon Rashad Jackson, 22, of Sumter, was charged with murder, possession of a … more
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More than 50 volunteers pick up trash in preparation for anglers at John C. Land III landing
Fishing has become a staple in Clarendon County, and with the help of volunteers, anglers can come and fish clean waters surrounded by clean land. On Feb. 15, more than 50 volunteers gathered at John C. Land III Boating and Sports Fishing … more
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Columbia news anchor will speak at Sumter Mayor's Prayer Breakfast in May
The message of Jesus Christ and God's love will again be on display at this year's Sumter Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, which is scheduled for Thursday, May 2, at Alice Drive Baptist Church. Award-winning journalist and Columbia-based television … more
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Sumter women are getting active in cowgirl boots
Getting active looks different for everyone. Mary Lee, manager of North HOPE Center in Sumter, knows this and puts a creative spin on it to empower local women and keep them moving. "I'm straight out of Texas," she said. "We do line dancing … more
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52nd-annual Chamber of Commerce Retreat promotes being 'All in for Team Sumter'
CLEMSON - Sumterites headed to Tiger Town this past weekend for the Greater Sumter Chamber of Commerce's annual retreat in Clemson. The theme for the weekend was "All in for Team Sumter," and multiple presentations were given on Sumter's future … more
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New bill would allow 20% preference for military children at charter schools
A new piece of legislation in the state's General Assembly would allow public charter schools to give an enrollment preference option to children of active-duty military members. The bill introduced earlier this month by House Speaker Murrell … more
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If new Sumter penny tax is approved, projects list may look different than in 2022
If the Capital Penny Sales Tax, also called the Penny for Progress initiative, gets a majority approval from voters this coming November, there will be an added charge of 1% of the sales tax imposed that will fund capital projects. Sumter County … more
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2 patrons, 6 security staff face charges in connection to non-fatal shooting at Sumter club
Four people were injured in a fight-turned-shooting at a local club on March 10, and police have arrested eight so far in connection to the incident. Two club patrons and six individuals hired … more
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Sumter School District: 100 days of school done, 80 days to go
Students across Sumter School District celebrated the 100th day of school last week with various activities and events, including dressing up like they were 100 years old, taking part in STEM labs, decorating posters, gathering 100 signatures, doing … more
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