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The Bobbys wins national award for community success
The Bobbys, an annual ESPYs-style high school sports award program created by The Sumter Item honoring Sumter and New York Yankees legend Bobby Richardson, has been named "Best Niche Ballot" in the 15th-Annual Second Street Awards. Second Street … more
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Beckwood Estates development might be built in Sumter city limits
More than 260 single-family homes might be coming to the City of Sumter on Beckwood Road not very far from Sumter Airport. Sumter City-County Planning Commission unanimously approved a request on Feb. 28 that allows the developer, Wilder Land … more
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The Sumter EDGE to promote penny tax in preparation for election
Sumter officials are continuing to prepare for the Capital Penny Sales Tax, also called the Penny for Progress initiative, to be on the ballot in November. If it gets a majority approval from voters, there will be an added charge of 1% of the … more
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Sumter High School Lady Gamecocks head to Florence for state championship game
The Sumter High School girls basketball team members punched their ticket to the South Carolina High School League 5A state championship after a 35-27 win over Summerville on Friday night, Feb. 23. They will face No. 3 Rock Hill at Florence Center … more
Don't miss out on Kiwanis Pancake Day on Saturday
Who can resist a stack of pancakes? If you answered "Not me," don't miss the 61st-Annual Kiwanis Pancake Day at Alice Drive Middle School, 40 Miller Road, Sumter. Enjoy all-you-can-eat pancakes and sausage and help raise money … more
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Sumter Little Theatre offers special ticket sales to pack the house for 'Sweat'
In an effort to promote accessibility in the arts, Sumter Little Theatre is opening its doors to the community to experience the thought-provoking, impactful acting of its local thespians.The current production to grace the quaint stage is Lynn … more
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Tri-county high-schoolers to learn financial literacy with program funded by SAFE Federal Credit Union
Schools throughout South Carolina, including public and private schools in Sumter, Clarendon and Lee counties, now have access to a course teaching financial literacy. SAFE Federal Credit Union has invested more than $100,000 to create an online … more
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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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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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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 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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Sumter County leaders move forward with changing business license ordinance
Sumter County's business license ordinance is close to possibly changing in order to lessen barriers to reentry for those with criminal histories who want to own businesses. During the Tuesday, Feb. 27, Sumter County Council meeting, council … more
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Manning police seeking information on Manning subdivision shooting incident
MANNING – The Manning Police Department is asking the public for information on a shooting incident that occurred on the evening of Feb. 27 on Skyview Drive which is located between West … more
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Man wanted by Manning Police Department on criminal sexual conduct with a minor charge arrested in North Carolina; 2nd suspect sought
MANNING – A 28-year-old man wanted by the Manning Police Department since Jan. 23, 2024, on a charge of criminal sexual conduct with a minor first degree was arrested in North Carolina in … more
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SLT thespians receive standing ovation following powerful performance on opening night of 'Sweat'
Hope is such a unique word. Not because of its spelling but because of its meaning. A four-letter word has the power to lift spirits and change perceptions. To bring about change and restore broken … more
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Sumter library shares importance of African Americans during Civil War at Black History Month event
As February comes to a close, Sumterites were looking to soak up history through a discussion on the importance of African American soldiers in the Civil War. "African Americans and the Civil War" was held on Saturday, Feb. 24, at the main … more
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Students learn through Maker Space activities
Mrs. Wheeler's sixth-grade students explored the Maker Space Media Center last week and participated in hands-on, engaging activities including the Flight Simulator, checkers challenges, Sphero Bolts, Sphero RVs and a Lego challenge. Mrs. Lloyd, … more
City of Sumter honors Hattie Scarborough, Thomas Lowery
Last week, Sumter Mayor David Merchant honored the legacy of two community leaders during the regular Sumter City Council meeting, recognizing the commitment of Hattie S. Scarborough and Thomas "Bubba" J. Lowery to the city and thanking their … more
Manning Fire Department celebrates dedication, valor of its first responders at annual department banquet
Hugs, humor and honor. No better trio of words could describe the atmosphere when the men and women of Manning Fire Department come together. Inside the warm walls of First Baptist Church of Manning, at 49 W. Boyce St., Manning Fire Department … more
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Sumter School District board OKs school climate survey for teachers
In the spirit that school climate is essential for retaining teachers and retention itself is critical given nationwide teacher shortages, Sumter school board will engage with a private firm to conduct a school climate survey. Sumter School … more
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