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This past weekend, Republican Duke Buckner officially filed his candidacy for U.S. Congress for the S.C. Sixth Congressional District to run against current Congressman James E. Clyburn. He … more
Perry Tuttle already had fame and fortune. He will always be remembered for catching what would end up being the winning touchdown in Clemson's 22-15 win over Nebraska in the 1981 Orange Bowl that gave the Tigers their first football national … more
Sumter School District's Board of Trustees will not appeal its denied appeal of being declared into a fiscal emergency. After coming out of executive session behind closed doors about 9 p.m. … more
After a year's hiatus, the Black Cowboy Festival is back at Greenfield Farms. Owners/hosts Sandra and Mark Myers started the festival 23 years ago with the goal of debunking myths about black cowboys and soldiers in the old West. Or, as Sandra Myers … more
Lee County is the least healthy county in the state, according to a nationally recognized annual health rankings report released last month. In March, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute … more
History. Culture. Tradition. Originally based on the Bimb Celebration, a West African festival of the harvest, South Sumter's Festival on the Avenue will return to the Downtown Sumter area with 10,000 visitors to showcase the community's food, arts, … more
Sumter County Council proclaimed Monday as Ja Morant Day in Sumter. Morant did a dunk demonstration with about 500 people in attendance at Crestwood High School, his alma mater. Morant recently declared for the NBA draft and is expected to be one of … more
Friday was "Signing Day" for nine high school seniors in Sumter School District. These soon-to-be graduates won't be lacing up their shoes for your favorite college football or basketball team. Instead, they are signing on as apprentices with Sumter … more
With the sun beginning its ascent over the towering trees, a cool wind blows through a trail. Crunching leaves and scattering gravel along the isolated path is the only sound heard for what feels like an eternity. This peace and harmony is met … more
Untapped: Food Truck and Craft Beer Festival, a family friendly event, featured about 30 mobile menus and a beer tasting of regional craft brews, with proceeds from tickets benefiting Sumter Green, … more
High five, high five, backhand five, double snap. Three claps and "the elbow thing." Side five, side five, foot five, foot five, other hand side five, other hand side five, foot five. Kids often make secret handshakes with their friends at … more
This series is in honor of Black History Month, where each February, as designated by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, founded by Harvard-trained historian Carter G. Woodson, as well as The Library of Congress, an … more
75 YEARS AGO - 1944 Feb. 10 - Feb. 16 - J.C. Penney Co. sold a total of $85,540,036.90 during the Fifth War Loan campaign. It was announced today through the company's publication Pay Day. The Penney store in Sumter also came in for much … more
A Rembert man was arrested Monday after he reportedly yelled at and threatened a Sumter public school bus driver and 30 children on board, according to authorities. Raife-El Rashad Melton, 31, of St. Johns Road, faces charges of interfering with … more
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