Archive By Author - Tenell Felder
Heart and Soul to feature local gospel singers in concert on February 2
The Upton Trio will join the Price House Commission on Feb. 2 to bring an evening of classical and gospel music to the Camden community
Miss L-EHS & Jr. Miss L-EHS 2013 crowned
Saturday, the Miss L-E and Jr. Miss L-E pageants were held at Lugoff-Elgin High School.
Local group contributes to Food for the Soul
This is the second year that a group of local youths have donated venison to Food for the Soul. The youth, who hunted the deer, donated 103 pounds of deer meat.
Camden’s Polar Bear expert to give talk, “Those Amazing Bears” on January 29
Camden resident Dr. Richard Bell thinks that Polar Bears are amazing creatures.
Wife accused of unfaithfulness maintains innocence
Dear Annie: I used to travel a fair amount for my job. These trips included lunches and dinners with my co-workers, sometimes in groups, sometimes not. At no time did I ever have the faintest interest in having an affair. But my husband thinks otherwise.
2-1-1, connecting needs to resources in Kershaw County
The United Way of Kershaw County (UWKC), partnered with South Carolina 2-1-1, has established a local 2-1-1 service now available to Kershaw County residents.
The Price House and Upton Trio come together for Heart and Soul
Feb. 2, The Upton Trio will join the Price House Commission to bring an evening of classical and gospel music to the Camden community The purpose of the Upton Trio, created in 1989 by Sylvia Upton Wood, is to provide concerts to the "artistically underserved" throughout Kershaw County. The Price House Commission's mission is to promote, research, preserve, interpret and disseminate information about African-American life, history and culture to Camden ...
Miss Camden and Miss Camden Teen 2013 pageant
Saturday evening, 11 young women competed in the Miss Camden scholarship program for the title of Miss Camden and Miss Camden Teen 2013.
Clowning around at the library
Children of all ages enjoyed a visit from Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Ambassadors of Laughter, Dave and Cherie Gregg at the Camden branch of the Kershaw County Library on Thursday.
Eat Smart Move More kicks off the new year
Kershaw County's Eat Smart Move More initiative is aiming to help the community choose healthier food options this year. According to Pam Spivey, head of the Eat Smart Move More Kershaw County local coalition, it can be difficult for consumers to know what products are healthy.
W.A.R.M., helping to repair homes for the winter months
In 1989, hurricane Hugo damaged communities and homes in South Carolina. In response, the Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church youth group established the Weatherization and Repair Ministry. The purpose of W.A.R.M. was to assist with home repairs.
25 years for local pastor come to a close
Reverend Douglas Whitfield, or "Preacher Doug" as he is known by church and community members, will be retiring from 25 years as pastor of Pine Grove Baptist Church on Sunday.
Winter Wonderland for local residents
Not even the rain could dampen the holiday spirit at the Karesh Long Term Care Center at KershawHealth last Thursday. Celena Traynham ADC, Certified Activity Director; Zilphia Shepard ADPC, Assistant Activity Director and David Swallow, with construction made up the Activity Team at KershawHealth that organized the Winter Wonderland for residents in the Karesh Long Term Care Center. Lights, complete with fake snow and various holiday decorations drawn and hand painted by ...
L-EHS spreads Christmas cheer with Holiday Hopes
During Holiday Hopes, students at Lugoff-Elgin High School came together to raise $11,202.41 for various charitable organizations in Kershaw County. "We felt honored to be a part of these families' lives," said a student representative of a class that collected toys for a children's hospital. The program opened with Principal Tommy Gladden urging students to see where they could share with the mission of giving within their communities. Next, drama ...
Elgin Lights welcomes families for Christmas
A winter wonderland. That's one way to describe Paul Town's house during the Christmas season. For 15 years, Towns has invited the community in to enjoy the 30,500 lights display that he, his family and friends create. Not only are there lights, but Towns has a tractor display, a 1930s tool shop display, toy trains, pictures with Santa, a blacksmith demonstration and hayrides for guests to enjoy -- all free of ...
Articles By Author - Tenell Felder
Catfish Stomp parade brings out spectators despite rain
This year marked the 38th year of Elgin's Catfish Stomp with residents braving both rain and cooler temperatures to attend the festivities.
Elgin kicks off holiday season
Thursday night, Elgin celebreated the start of the holiday season with the lighting of the town's Christmas tree. Pastors Ken Jackson (Hillcrest Baptist Church) and Philip Blankenship (Blaney Baptist Church) were speakers for the evening.
Elgin hosts Catfish Stomp this weekend
Elgin Town Council discussed the town's upcoming December festivities including the Catfish Stomp which got underway Thursday night with the town's annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Elgin Citizen of the Year Kathy Brown lit the Christmas tree.
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