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Check out the October / November 2026 edition of The Sumter Item Impact

Posted Thursday, October 15, 2026 5:40 pm

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However you celebrate this season, there's something in town for you

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However you celebrate this season, there's something in town for you

SCDOT seeks public comments on proposed bridge replacement project in Sumter County

2nd suspect charged in connection to killing of Maurice Isaac in August

Waterfowl Lottery Applications close Thursday, Oct. 15

SCDOT to close, detour portion of U.S. 521 for repairs near Rembert in Sumter County

Arts & Entertainment

Chamber of Commerce's Porches of Sumter sees record-breaking number of 700 attendees One great big pumpkin, several cozy porches and plenty of food and fun for everyone. That was the scene as the Greater Sumter Chamber of Commerce and its Hospitality Hosts welcomed a sold-out crowd to the annual Porches of Sumter, presented by …

'Other Mommy' tops the box office with $27.5M; 'The Social Reckoning' opens to $5.5M The Jessica Chastain horror "Other Mommy" topped the North American box office this weekend with a bigger audience than expected, while "The Social Reckoning" got off to a lackluster start. …

Ben Fuller performs for sold-out crowd Ben Fuller, a Christian artist, performed a sold-out concert at Alice Drive Baptist Church on Saturday, Oct. 10. The stop was part of his ongoing The Black Sheep Tour, featuring special guest Band …

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Check out the October / November 2026 edition of The Sumter Item Impact

However you celebrate this season, there's something in town for you

It takes a village: Local churches team up to feed Sumter High football program

Reflections by Sammy Way: The Hub: Sumter's busiest bargain store

Return to the glory days: New Pizza Lane owner takes over mainstay, injecting life back into restaurant

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Check out the October / November 2026 edition of The Sumter Item Impact

However you celebrate this season, there's something in town for you

It takes a village: Local churches team up to feed Sumter High football program

Reflections by Sammy Way: The Hub: Sumter's busiest bargain store

Return to the glory days: New Pizza Lane owner takes over mainstay, injecting life back into restaurant