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Rebecca L. Adams Bryant
Rebecca L. Adams Bryant, 45 of Chapmanville, WV., departed this life on Friday, Oct. 10 at Cabell Huntington Hospital in WV.
William "Bill" Carlos
Mr. William "Bill" Carlos entered eternal rest on Saturday, October 4, 2014, at Kershaw Health. He was born in Camden, South Carolina, on February 19, 1929, to the late John and Ida Carlos. He was educated in the public schools of Kershaw County. He attended Kirkwood Elementary School and graduated from Jackson High School. He later worked as a presser and tailor at a local cleaners. Bill lived the majority of his adult life in Mt. Vernon, New York. He retired from the New York Sanitation Department prior to relocating to Camden, South Carolina. Bill received Christ as his Savior ...
Alzheimer’s hope
Here in Kershaw County there are hundreds -- perhaps thousands -- of people suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, the cruel malady that attacks the brain. There are millions of Americans across the country who have fallen prey to Alzheimer's, yet research efforts to find a cure have been consistently disappointing over the last few decades. But two researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston have been successful in essentially growing Alzheimer's in a petri dish, and scientists hope that's going to be a breakthrough in studying possible new treatments for the disease.
First Palmetto Financial declares quarterly dividend
The board of directors of First Palmetto Financial Corporation, parent company of First Palmetto Bank, has declared a quarterly dividend of $350 per share of common stock. The dividend to stockholders of record as of Oct 24, 2014 will be payable October 31, 2014.
A little panic might be helpful
WASHINGTON -- Now, now, let's not panic.
Not just guns - Part Two
Hollywood's most recent spate of pirate movies, the Pirates of the Caribbean series starring Johnny Depp, illustrates the age-old stereotype of "the pirate." Depp is the perfect swaggering pirate, his full head of dreadlocks wrapped in a cloth, waistcoat belted with heavy leather, on occasion an 18th century skirted frock coat and a tricorn hat. Pistols and swords in his belt within easy reach for a fight. Soft leather boots folded down at the top. Swashbuckling at its best. Depp embodies the definitive pirate style.
Former superintendent supports Phase 2 referenda
One of the best things about being an educator is the opportunity to share in the success of students' educational careers. Watching students learn to read, speak a foreign language or pass an AP exam are highlights that I've shared with numerous young people over the years, but none of them comes close to what I consider one the best highpoints I ever experienced: the excitement that I saw on the faces of the students from North Central High School years ago when I informed them about the improvements being made to their school as part of Phase 1 ...
B&B owner supports Graham
The city of Camden needs experienced professionals, invested citizens working for everyone; the city of Camden needs Jeffrey Graham elected on Nov. 4. Join me in voting for a man with a proven record:
Reader supports Branham
The probate court handles estates, conservatorships and guardianships among other things, all of which are important because they affect the lives of people. When choosing the right candidate for the position of probate judge, we first should take into consideration the candidate's experience and knowledge of the job they are seeking. Debbie Branham is a paralegal with 20 years of experience, handling more than 1,000 probate and estate matters. She has been in the courtroom assisting an attorney in trial. She understands the law, the procedures of the court and the probate process. She has the experience and ...
What parents need to know about 'unrated' DVDs
"World War Z" was released in theaters on June 21, 2013. The zombie apocalypse film, based on the book of the same name by Max Brooks, went on to gross over $200 million domestically and ranked as the 13th highest-grossing film of 2013.
Allergy season not quite over yet
Sneezing, itchy nose and watery eyes -- each a symptom of allergic rhinitis.
Twelve-year-old athlete cries foul on Dick's Sporting Goods
Women have made great strides since Title IX banned sex discrimination in any educational program receiving federal funding. This piece of legislation signed by President Nixon in 1972 encouraged thousands of young women, once sidelined, to lace up their shoes, grab their gear and change history.
Notre Dame offers same-sex couples employee benefits
One of the nation's most recognized Roman Catholic Church-affiliated universities is extending employee benefits to spouses in same-sex marriages. The move comes in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court decision not to step into the gay marriage debate and appears to contradict current Catholic teaching that "homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered."
Catholic synod's new openness toward gays represents tremors rather than earthquake
On Monday, news broke that Catholic leaders might be warming up to homosexual church members. Rather than use the language of disorder and sin, the Synod of Bishops on the family's midterm report said that "homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer to the Christian community."
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ROBERTA REMBERT
Mrs. Roberta "Sondra" Rembert Major, 58, of Long Beach, CA, formerly of Rembert, SC, pass on Wednesday, August 9, 2017. Funeral services are incomplete and ...
ALMETA ROBINSON
Funeral service for Ms. Almeta Robinson, 93, of 103 Canterbury Lane in Camden, was held Wednesday, August 16 at St. Paul United Methodist Church, 511 ...
GREGORY ROBINSON
Funeral servcie for Mr. Gregory Robinson, 63, of 1636-C Brewer Springs Road in Camden will be held Thursday, August 17, at St. John Baptist Church ...
GREGORY ROBINSON
Funeral services for Mr. Gregory Robinson,63, of 1636-C Brewer Sprigs Road in Camden will be held Thursday, August 17th,. 5:30 P.M. at ...
ALMETA ROBINSON
Funeral service for Ms. Almeta Robinson, 93, of 103 Canterbury Lane in Camden, will be held Wednesday, August 16th, 4:00 P.M. at St ...
KCGC ready to kick off football season
University of South Carolina football radio analyst and former Gamecopck quarterback Tommy Suggs and USC assistant baseball coach Stuart Lake will be the guests speakers ...
Trident Club purchasing banners
The Trident Club, the primary booster club for Lugoff-Elgin High School Athletics, is in the midst of a fundraising drive to recognize the school's ...
Back to school
Thursday is the first day of school for Kershaw County students.
City slickers
Bree, my niece, Nicole's, 8-year-old daughter, was riding shotgun with me one day in Tink's pick-up truck. We were in foothills of the ...
My Brain on NASCAR - Aug. 15, 2017
In a bizarre NASCAR twist that I never saw coming, the relationship between Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch has taken a turn for the nice.
The grit to say ‘Watch me!’
In my old age, I've been re-asking myself questions that I asked myself a lot when I was younger. Meaning of life kinds of ...
In the beginning
It is actually mind boggling to look back 38 years and realize what the work done in the beginning days of the Society, accomplished. And ...
SALLIE BELL S. ALEXANDER
Sallie Bell Stuckey Alexander, 62, of 610 York Street, Camden, South Carolina passed on Wednesday, August 9, 2017.
DANIEL BRADLEY
Graveside services to celebrate the life of Daniel James Bradley, age 2, of Camden will be held today, August 15, 2017 at 11:00 a ...
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