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Chipping in for a good cause
Local businessman Dan Cantey is aiming to give back to his community in more ways than one this summer. His new venture -- a mobile shaved-ice shop -- has not only provided an escape from triple-digit heat waves, but has helped to supply a boost to local non-profit organizations.
Camden’s Reynolds takes helm of recreational therapy camp
Camden resident Steve Reynolds has been named as the new executive director of Camp Discovery at His Acres, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit recreational therapy camp in Blythewood. Reynolds will work closely with Camp Discovery founder Donna Johnson, who will serve in the role of program director for the recreation therapy camp.
Chick-fil-A a step closer to Camden
It's been 18 months since the city of Camden announced that Chick-fil-A was looking to locate in Camden. In January 2011, officials said they knew the restaurant company was looking to locate somewhere near Wateree River on West DeKalb Street.
Lloyd brings law practice back to Camden
County councilman. State attorney general's assistant. Private attorney. Circuit court judge. South Carolina U.S. Attorney. Chief of the S.C. State Law Enforcement Division (SLED).
Lugoff-Elgin Dialysis now open
Fresenius Medical Care (NYSE: FMS) is the world's leading company devoted to patient-oriented renal therapy. The company provides kidney dialysis treatments to approximately 233,000 patients worldwide in Africa, the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, Latin America and North America, including Lugoff as Lugoff-Elgin Dialysis.
Camden Media Co. names Greenway general manager
Betsy Greenway, longtime advertising director of Camden Media Co., has been named general manager of the company, according to publisher, Mike Mischner. "This well-deserved promotion, in actuality, formalizes a role Betsy has been functioning in for quite some time," said Mischner.
A changing of the guard
The editorial leadership of the Chronicle-Independent (C-I) changes today, as Martin L. Cahn, previously associate editor, assumes the editor's post and Keri Todd Boyce, Localife and West Wateree Chronicle (WWC) editor, becomes managing editor.
Businesses, individuals honored for contributing
The Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce (KCCC) held its 102nd annual meeting, awards gala and reception Tuesday at home in the Robert Mills Courthouse.
Watkins joins Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network
Billy Watkins has joined Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network at 622 W. DeKalb St. in Camden.
Goodwin tapped as superintendent in Chesterfield County
Dr. Harrison Goodwin was named this month as the new superintendent of Chesterfield County School District.
INVISTA to host blood drive
Summer is coming and so is the INVISTA blood drive. June 5 is the day when the American Red Cross bloodmobile will be in the parking lot waiting for your gift of life. Did you know 1 pint of blood can save three lives? Increased warm weather activities lead to increased accidents and the need for a robust blood supply. The strange fact is blood can't be manufactured by any means other than the human body. The blood supply relies on your generous donations.
Horton earns U.S. Chamber national scholarship
Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Liz Horton is the recipient of a U.S. Chamber of Commerce National Institute Scholarship. Horton is only one of 30 professionals across the country to receive the scholarship, awarded by the U.S. Chamber's Institute for Organization Management (IOM), which recognizes each recipient for their involvement in industry professional organizations, community service, and professional background.
‘Diamond Club’ donation
Frankenmuth Insurance has recognized Upchurch & Jowers Insurance Agency as a "Diamond Club" agency based on its 2011 performance. Representing Frankenmuth Insurance 2007, Upchurch & Jowers earned Diamond Club status by achieving a host of criteria including total premium volume, profitability, growth and retention goals. "It is the loyalty and dedication of our Independent Insurance Agency partners that enables Frankenmuth Insurance to continue serving policyholders with comprehensive insurance solutions," said Frankenmuth Insurance President and CEO John S. Benson. "The effort and professionalism of the management and staff at Upchurch & Jowers reflects our own goal of exceeding the expectations of those we serve ...
2012 legislative forum Monday at FAC
The Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce and AT&T will present the 2012 legislative forum and reception, to be held Monday at the Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County, 810 Lyttleton St., Camden.
Fickling passes N.C. Bar exam
McKay, Cauthen, Settana & Stubley, P.A. attorney James E. L. "Eddie" Fickling has passed the North Carolina Bar Exam. He practices in the areas of workers' compensation defense, civil litigation, subrogation and workers' compensation appeals.
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C-I announces newsroom reorganization
Camden Media Co. is proud to announce the return of Jim Tatum to the staff of the Chronicle-Independent. Tatum, who most recently worked for the Summerville Journal Scene, begins working as the C-I's senior staff writer Monday. In addition, Tenell Felder is being promoted to design editor, a reflection of her excellent design work for several Camden Media Co. publications.
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