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Manning's legacy remains strong despite lack of Super Bowl success
Without even taking a snap during the opening weekend of the NFL season, Peyton Manning's name might have been mentioned more than any other player hitting the field Sunday. Even as this year's first overall draft pick Cam Newton was setting a new rookie passing record against the Arizona Cardinals, Manning's name still popped up as he had previously set the mark during his debut 14 years ago.
Group aims to build literacy as tool for life
Kershaw County and Camden city councils designated September as National Literacy Month, and volunteers with the Kershaw County Literacy Association (KCLA) hope the community becomes more aware of the organization's programs and goals.
County looks to modify meeting rules
Kershaw County Council could change the way it handles some of its business if it approves an ordinance to be taken up on first reading Tuesday. Council discussed the procedural changes at its work session Thursday.
Pirate ship pulled from Wateree River
The Wateree River Pirates have likely taken their final voyage. Only weeks after constructing a 50-foot-long, pirate-themed boat for use along the Wateree River, Matt McCaskill and Colt Shirley were forced to take apart the ship they essentially built from scratch.
Biomass plant construction begins this month
Following nearly a year of development, Southeast Renewable Energy (SRE) will begin construction of a biomass plant in Cassatt this month, according to SRE's president and CEO, Raine Cotton.
Rubio's time in the spotlight hinges on VP decision
As the race for the White House heats up for the Republican Party, the behind-the-scenes search for the GOP's vice presidential nominee is undoubtedly underway as well.
Food vendor hopes to make splash on Lake Wateree
The idea of testing the waters now has new meaning with the opening of Camden native Alan Massebeau's hot dog business on Lake Wateree. For five years, Massebeau sold hot dogs and various other snacks from a boat on the waters of Sandy Island, but he has returned to his hometown in hopes of establishing a similar operation on Lake Wateree
Changing of the guard looms in men's tennis
With the U.S. Open starting this week, tennis fans are reminded once again of the long winless streak facing American players in the men's draw.
Interviews begin soon for new economic director
Kershaw County is one step closer to hiring its first new economic development director in 14 years. The position became vacant Aug. 8 after the office's last director, Nelson Lindsay, took a similar position in Richland County.
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Q: How much of an impact has the United Way had on the community?
Woman killed in I-20 accident
A Charlotte woman was killed in a collision Thursday evening on I-20 near mile marker 96 in Kershaw County.
County approves dock construction project on river
A new floating dock will be constructed in the Wateree River on the Lugoff side of the U.S. 1 bridge after funding for the project was unanimously approved by Kershaw County Council at its meeting Tuesday.
Virginia quake felt here
Small rumblings were felt Tuesday afternoon in parts of Kershaw County after a 5.9 magnitude earthquake occurred near Louisa, Va.
Message over actions gives Sanford second life in politics
Sometimes it's an easy formula when running for political office. Tell people what they want to hear and reap the rewards. At one time, that formula was working perfectly for former S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford. He knew how to send a political message and how to make people listen.
KCC sets timeline for redistricting
Kershaw County Council hopes to give final approval of a redistricting plan by its Oct. 11 meeting. Council moved forward with the redistricting process at its work session Tuesday.
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