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‘Miss Marple’ leads British shows on DVD
Miss Marple is back, and the '80s TV series based on Agatha Christie's beloved stories leads a passel of British shows on DVD this week.
U.S. cities restrict sharing food with homeless people
Since January, 21 U.S. cities have placed restrictions on sharing food with homeless people, and 10 more cities have plans to do so.
Twenty-five years after Berlin Wall's fall, faith still fragile in former East Germany
On a recent Sunday, Major Rolf Metzger, a 70-year-old Salvation Army officer, worshipped with 12 other believers at a small church in the former East Berlin. Hymn singing, prayer and a Bible message comprised the relaxed worship service, as is common in this denomination.
Camden High's Football team celebrates 40th anniversary
CHS student reports receiving online threats
In the wake of the Oct. 17 post-game incident following Camden's 39-30 football victory over Dreher at Zemp Stadium, the Camden Police Department reported that a Camden High School student-athlete reported receiving threatening messages, via cell phone, allegedly, from someone from Dreher High School.
Lady Knights travel for AA Upper State finale
North Central will travel to Liberty on Tuesday to play for the AA Upper State volleyball championship.
Fine Arts Center
A Columbia art gallery owner recently accused the Fine Arts Center (FAC) of Kershaw County of censorship for removing two paintings from a show featuring three Columbia artists. We have a different take.
The obituary call tree
Yes, I know that I am, occasionally, prone to embellishment. But trust me when I say this is the law and the gospel: I have a long-time friend who only calls me when someone dies. Most times, I know the person but sometimes I don't have a clue the person ever existed.
Sixty years of history
For the past 60 years, the Kershaw County Historical Society has been collecting, conserving and sharing the history of the county.
William A. Dickey
Funeral service for William A. "Bill" Dickey, 65, will be held on Monday at 2:00 p.m. at New Life Christian Outreach Church with burial to follow in Quaker Cemetery. The Rev. Richard Cameron and the Rev. Joe Stines will officiate. Serving as pallbearers are Donnie Joyner, Dan Joyner, Kyle Dickey, James M. Clyburn, Stephen Mays, Louis Clyburn III, and Scott Moore. The family will receive friends Sunday 6-8 p.m. at Powers Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or New Life Christian Outreach Building Fund.
Miriam Ketchem
Miriam Gardner Worth Ketchem -March 28,1920 - November 1,2014
Billy Scalf
Billy "Turkey Shoot" Scalf, 75, passed away on Saturday, November 01, 2014. Born in Scott County, Va., he was the son of the late Lloyd Simpson and Lassie Joyner Scalf.
Mildred James Sumter
Mrs. Mildred James Sumter, 92, of 215 Champion Street, Camden, South Carolina passed on Friday, October 31, 2014. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced at a later date by Nelson-Haile Funeral Home.
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Camden Jaycees’ golf tourney will benefit group’s annual Christmas Stocking Fund
Spaces are filling up quickly for the Camden Jaycees' Annual Golf Tournament which benefits the organization's yearly Christmas Stocking Fund.
Demon harriers show improvement at Lake Murray Invitational meet
One week after having Hurricane Irma cancel the Bob Jenkins Coaches Classic, the Lugoff-Elgin cross country teams competed in Saturday's highly competitive Lake Murray ...
Lady Knights welcome L-E, 10 others into tournament
A three-set sweep over visiting Central last Thursday night kept the North Central volleyball team hot on the heels of Region 4-AA leading Buford.
Lady Demons extend streak to 3
It started with a win over North Augusta and continued with Thursday's 3-0 sweep over Region 6-4A rival Hartsville.
CHS runners make best of bad situation
Hurricane Irma may have caused the cancellation of the Bob Jenkins Coaches Classic but it could not dampen the spirit of several members of the ...
Demons come up empty in falling to Thoroughbreds
Sometimes in order for a team to be successful, they need a humbling wake up call. That was exactly what happened Friday night as Lugoff-Elgin ...
Animal rescue
Today, readers may notice a short feature and photos on the front page about Danny Robertshaw and Ron Danta, the truly dynamic duo behind Danny ...
How Democrats won the presidency
WASHINGTON -- Rarely, if ever, have so many presidential winners and losers been so incessantly chatty.
My Brain on NASCAR - Sept. 15, 2017
Dear Danica Patrick,
School construction projects update
Last November, voters in Kershaw County approved a two-question $129 million referendum to move forward with a number of critical school construction projects. These projects ...
Historian and author to speak on Carolina Backcountry History during KCHS program
A multi-faceted historian and author of several locally relevant books will speak at the Kershaw County Historical Society's 3 p.m. public program Sunday ...
Former USC football players visit DME students
Authors Langston Moore and Preston Thorne, who are also former University of South Carolina football players, visited with all Doby's Mill Elementary School students ...
LILY S. BRANHAM
A memorial service for Lilly S. Branham, 84, will be held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Southside Baptist Church. The Rev. Everett Reconnu ...
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