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Getting mission ready
U.S. Air Force photos by Senior Airman Steven Cardo Teams of U.S. airmen assigned to the 20th Fighter Wing work to identify hostile ordnance in a simulated ordnance sweep during an expeditionary skills training at Shaw Air Force Base on Thursday, … more
Sumter Salvation Army needs non-perishable food items; food drive starts March 1
A Sumter organization is asking for the community's help so it can keep helping others in the area. The Salvation Army of Sumter's Maj. John Dancer is pleading for the community's help so they aren't forced to turn people in need away. From … more
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Sumter City Council considers request that could bring more affordable housing into area
An apartment complex that would be considered low-income or affordable housing might be built in Sumter city limits. During the Tuesday, March 19, Sumter City Council meeting, council unanimously (though Councilman Anthony Gibson was absent) … more
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Thousands turn up to Sumter's annual Festival on the Avenue over 3 days
There wasn't a square inch of Manning Avenue that didn't see a smiling face or hear an exciting screech as thousands turned out for the annual Festival on Avenue. Launched in 2007, the festival has seen many changes through the years, from more … more
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Current brain research a focus of teacher workshop in Sumter
Research has consistently shown the classroom teacher has the biggest impact on student academic outcomes, but what if teachers knew more about current research on how the brain learns? Two leaders in mind, brain and education research and … more
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Little Theatre's Gray, McIntosh talk commitment to finding yourself, separating yourself within the arts
Do you remember your first role model? Growing up, the pool of role models for little girls who look like me in a profession I dreamed of was tiny. It was hard to get a true sense of belonging in a professional sense when the pros are not like … more
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$5K reward offered for information regarding vandalism to Sumter sports complex 
Sumter officers seek the public's help to identify those responsible for $100,000 in damage to the Patriot Park sports complex that was discovered on Monday, March 25. Officers responded to a … more
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Sumter School District lawyer: Collaboration document done prematurely
A document created in the fall by Liberty STEAM Charter School promoting collaboration between educational entities in Sumter County was likely done prematurely and has not been endorsed or approved by Sumter School District. Sumter School … more
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Dylan Hays wins Group A qualifying round at Major League Fishing Suzuki Stage Two at Santee Cooper Lakes
CLARENDON COUNTY – Hot Springs, Arkansas, pro Dylan Hays caught seven scorable bass Thursday, Feb. 22, weighing 30 pounds, 8 ounces, to earn the Group A Qualifying Round win at the Major League … more
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Item reporter Maple shares final thoughts on how art shapes our identity, is a lifeline to who we are
On Feb. 28, 2011 - 13 years ago yesterday, and 11 days after my 13th birthday - little Alaysha posted to Facebook, "Im in the newspaper!!! Im SO HAPPY!!!" What warranted me making the pages of our publication that day? I'm not too sure. But to be … more
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3 committee meetings on tap for Sumter school board
Probably the biggest storyline from Monday's Sumter school board meeting were the announcements of three upcoming committee meetings in the next week. The district's grading system to include a 50% grade floor will be part of the discussion at … more
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Clarendon residents give thoughts on solar farms, ordinance
Clarendon County Planning and Zoning staff invited residents to a community input session, and residents were able to give their thoughts and suggestions on a hot topic in the Sumter and Clarendon areas - solar farms. Clarendon County Council … more
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Sumter Fireside Fund helps couple raising grandson escape cycle of cold
I have a bad habit of rarely checking the weather. Too often I head out without a jacket only to be greeted with frigid air and regret. Recently, I went out unprepared for the elements and felt cold. It would be one of those days that nothing - … more
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Sumter's Next Generation, presented by CCTC: Charles Pulcher embraces change, finds camaraderie in Sumter and Shaw community
Moving to a new place can be a daunting task for anyone, but for military children, it's a familiar facet of their upbringing - as is the case for Charles Pulcher, a 15-year-old freshman in high school. His move from Fort Hood, Texas, to the … more
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The story behind the stance: Chris Singleton shares how his ability to love, forgive shaped Unity in the Community
Behind every single stance, there is a story. Some stories are told 10 times over, and some stances are plain as day. But there are others that require an open ear, an open mind and an open heart to receive the message both story and stance … more
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Lu interactive playground reimagining education at Sumter school
Technology continues to change the classroom and in this case even the gym for physical education. Oakland Primary School is the first school in Sumter School District to implement a relatively new innovation initiative called Lu that is an … more
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Sumter's annual Inspire! Festival begins Tuesday with events for all
It's that time of year again. Inspire! Festival is back. This year will be the fourth edition of the festival, and committee member Johnny Hilton spoke about the full lineup of events on tap next week. The festival is condensed into one week this … more
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Get in the mood for South Sumter's 3-day Festival on the Avenue starting on Thursday
The sights and sounds of South Sumter will draw a crowd to its historic avenue as Festival on the Avenue returns. Beginning in 2007, Festival on the Avenue founders the Rev. Marion Newton, Lana Odom, Booth Chilcutt, Patty Wilson and Gwen Clyburn … more
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Sumter High School senior Jada Collins receives 60 acceptance letters and $1.7M in scholarship offers so far
Jada Collins, a senior at Sumter High School who has received more than 60 acceptance letters and $1.7 million in scholarship offers so far, gives credit to the Gear Up program. According to Jada, the Gear Up program has prepared her for her college … more
2 Sumter public schools receive CPR training kits
Sumter public school parents are joining the initiative to turn bystanders into lifesavers by donating CPR kits to local schools to further educate faculty, staff and students on the life-saving tool. Kenneth Mims, who is not only a parent, but … more
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