Wants street signs back up, more

I want to address this letter to the people who have changed the stop lights at the intersections of DeKalb and Fair Street, the intersections of DeKalb and Lyttleton Street, the intersection of DeKalb and Broad Street, and the intersection of DeKalb and Battleship Road. Why have the road names not been put back up near the stop lights?? It was always easy to give directions to someone with the road names up, but now they would not be able to find Fair, Lyttleton, Broad Street, or Battleship Road.

Remember

The men sat directly across from each other in the small bay of the dual prop aircraft over eastern Afghanistan, the only sound, the drone of the propellers, the only light, the red filtered lenses often used at night. They were all Middle Eastern, all the same build, all wore similar clothing. Other than these similarities, the differences were stark. Three of the men wore black hoods, completely covering their heads. They could not see Khalil although he was a mere three to four feet across from them. They were strapped to the inside wall of the plane and could ...

Rose Arline Beebe

Rose Arline Beebe, 89, peacefully journeyed home September 8, 2012 at Legacy Heights Memory Care in Charlotte, NC. Born in Oto, Iowa in 1923, she was the daughter of the late Kizzie Petersen and Lee Dolan.

CRRC referendum supporters speak out

The following are the comments made by Tray Dunaway and Helen Crolley during the public forum portion of Tuesday's Camden City Council meeting.

Ariail for Sept. 14, 2012

Both parties go to extremes

CHARLOTTE -- At a time when the two parties usually reach out to grab every swing voter they can woo, this year's conventions were unusually obsessed with firing up the base -- the loyal voters in each party who are most likely to show up on Election Day.

Wanda Heffner

Service for Wanda Ellen Heffner, 45, will be held Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at Wildwood Worship Center, Elgin. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the church. Memorials may be to the American Cancer Society.

September is National Literacy Month

"Literacy is at the root of a person's ability to succeed and the family is at the heart."

Mom’s behavior might be linked to mental illness

Dear Annie: My mom is 67 and pure evil. She manipulates her doctors, who don't know the real truth. I've tried to remain patient and respectful, to no avail. My mom has pushed everyone away. She has no friends. Since my father died, she's become severely depressed. I've supported her and stood by her after all the evil and hateful things she's done, but I can't keep doing it.

Kendall Park fall stroll

Cora Keys

Cora Belle Lee Keys of 1706 Kennedy Dr., Camden, SC went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, September 9, 2012 at Kershaw Health Medical Center. She was born on May 17, 1937, the daughter of the late Ella Belle Lewis Lee and Heyward Lee, Sr.

Lady Knights trample AJ, 3-0

It does not seem as if the move into the AA ranks has fazed the North Central volleyball team in the least bit.

Miller leads way for L-E harriers

Senior Kyle Miller led a strong pack of Lugoff-Elgin cross-country runners in a sweep of Richland Northeast, Camden and Brookland-Cayce in a Wednesday meet hosted by RNE.

Spartans run to a second place finish at O’burg Prep XC meet

Another event, another improved finish.

CHS netters outlast Red Foxes, 4-3

It took going to first doubles, but the Camden High girls' tennis team collected their first win of the season with a 4-3 victory over host Hartsville in a Wednesday match which started in the afternoon and was not completed until past 8 p.m.

Clinic Classic 5k hits the streets on April 18

The eighth annual Clinic Classic 5K walk/run, presented by McDonald's of Camden, and the Camden Family Care one-mile run/walk will take to the streets of Camden on Saturday, April 18.

Deadline nears to secure Cup reserved parking spaces

Previous year's box seat and reserved parking space holders have until Friday, Feb. 13, to secure their spaces for the 2015 Carolina Cup Steeplechase Races in Camden.

KCPRD offers youth baseball umpires' certification clinics

The Kershaw County Parks and Recreation Department will hold a pair of umpire certification clinics for those individuals seeking to work Dixie Youth and/or Dixie Boys and Dixie Majors baseball games this spring and summer.

Ariail for Feb. 9, 2015

Time to start thinking about the Cup

Even though the calendar just turned to January and cold weather is on the way, it is not too early to be thinking about the warmer days of spring.