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Crosswell Home for Children partners with CarePortal to bring hope and practical needs to families in crisis
Imagine a community where families in need are seamlessly connected with the resources that can transform their lives, potentially preventing children from entering foster care. In Sumter, this vision is becoming a reality, thanks to the efforts of … more
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Changes to Sumter County business license ordinance lessen barriers to reentry for those with convictions
Late last year, City of Sumter officials tightened the grounds under which a business license could be denied, revoked or suspended as it relates to people with past convictions. This decision sparked conversation at the county level, too, but … more
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East Red Bay Road bridge maintenance set to be completed in 2025, penny tax prep continues
The East Red Bay Road bridge over Turkey Creek has been out of commission for a while. The South Carolina Department of Transportation deemed it unsafe, closed it and issued a detour. Ken Martin of SCDOT said during the Feb. 16 Sumter Urban … more
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Santee-Lynches is partnering with area counties to help qualifying renters with financial assistance
People living in Sumter, Clarendon, Lee or Kershaw counties may be eligible for rental assistance. These county governments are partnering with Santee-Lynches Regional Council of Governments to help meet the needs of locals in financial … more
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Inaugural Sumter Springfest deemed a success
Good times are hard to come by for some cities but not for Sumter. You can almost imagine it: The constant shuffle of feet on sidewalks, leading eager eyes and ears to find out where the infectious beats are coming from. The slaps sounding off … more
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Column by Wilson Hall Head of School Brent Kaneft: Because of what we know of the brain, we can be mindful of how we welcome others
Our brains have a singular purpose - to keep us alive. Neural processes in our brain scan our environments for "features that are safe, dangerous and life threatening," an unconscious action psychologist and neuroscientist Stephen Porges has … more
Sumter Item Impact Executive Editor Kayla Green: Thank you for reading
Welcome to the second edition of The Sumter Item Impact newspaper. Our motto for this paper is "Local News for Everyone," and we mean it. We think having access to local news is not just important. It's vital. To ensuring our democratic society … 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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Sumter jazz bands to share soothing sounds with the town on Sunday
The Sumter Community Concert Band's Jazz Band and Sumter High School Jazz Band are ready to put on a show for jazz lovers across the county. The two talented bands will take the Patriot Hall stage on Sunday, April 21. SCCB's Jazz Band will … more
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Church news: Wednesday, April 17, 2024
Church of Christ, 313 Mooneyham Road, announces: - Sunday, April 21 - The 28th pastoral anniversary of the Rev. James L. and Lady Alethia Clark will be celebrated at 3 p.m. The Rev. Emmanuel Davis, pastor of New Bethel AME Church in Bishopville, … more
Optimist International president to volunteer at Reading in the Park
Tracy Huxley, the 2023-24 president of Optimist International, will visit Sumter and the Palmetto Optimist Club's Reading in the Park on Saturday, April 20, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Memorial Park. This event is a part of the larger … more
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Sumter High drill team wins 1st place
The Sumter High School AFJROTC Drill Team competed in their final drill meet of the year last week. The team of cadets won first place in the Unarmed Element Exhibition at the Top Gub Drill Meet hosted at McEntire Air National Guard Base. Drill … more
Teens encouraged to apply to McLeod Health Clarendon's Junior Volunteer Program
Teens looking to give back to their community this summer have an opportunity in McLeod Health Clarendon's Junior Volunteer Program. According to a news release from McLeod, youth volunteers will have the opportunity to work with … more
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Clarendon County school debt tax topic again after 20 years
Two decades after it was imposed, discussion about the school debt tax has resurfaced in Clarendon County. The school district asserted the necessity of renewing the tax for another 20 years, reigniting debate within the community. According to … more
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Senior superlative recognized by Sumter School District Board
Sumter High School senior Jada Collins, second from right, is recognized by Sumter School District's Board of Trustees on Monday, April 15, for receiving more than 60 college acceptance letters and $1.7 million in … more
Puddin Swamp Festival returns for another year to Turbeville
Turbeville's annual Puddin Swamp Festival was held Friday and Saturday, April 13-14, in Turbeville Town Square, with rides, a parade, the Hartsville Bubble Guy, numerous food vendors and OLANTA on stage. Saturday's events included the Heart Walk, a … more
Sumter County Council holds to current law that private roads be privately maintained
Tensions were high at the latest Sumter County Council meeting regarding talk of the conditions of private dirt roads. Councilman Carlton Washington of District 1 introduced a draft of an ordinance that, if it had passed, might be able to hold … more
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Geraldine Singleton to host free clothes drive in Sumter on April 20
Looking to get rid of those winter threads? Want to browse for new spring and summer fashions? Look no further than this Saturday, April 20. If the weekend weather permits, Geraldine Singleton will host a free clothes drive beginning at 10 a.m. … 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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