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On Monday, Clinton City Council will consider authorizing Interim City Manager Carl Stevens to use money designed to keep electric rates as low as possible to clean up from Hurricane Helene, and …
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE TO CELEBRATE BLACK HISTORY MONTH WITH SERIES OF EVENTS
January 30, 2025
Presbyterian College will honor Black History Month with the theme, “African Americans and …
Valentine’s Day Heart Art!
Clinton, SC — Join us at the Clinton Library, February 13 at 4 pm, for a special Valentine’s Day Storytime.
Ms. Dottie adds a Heart Art craft to …
No survivors found in crash between military helicopter and jet over Potomac River near DC
WASHINGTON — An American Airlines regional jet carrying 64 people collided with a U.S. Army Black …
COLUMBIA — Gov. Henry McMaster in his eighth State of the State address on Wednesday urged the revival of a failed nuclear project in South Carolina.
State-owned utility Santee Cooper …
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Opinion
Uncertainty is a terrible thing in the news reporting business. We community journalists are committed to attempting to tell you the who, what, when, where, and why of every issue.
So, with that …
“And the angel of the Lord appeared to him in a blazing fire from the midst of a bush; and he looked, and behold, the bush was burning with fire, yet the bush was not consumed. So, Moses said, …
On January 20 th , 2025, the Presidential Inauguration will fall on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Reflections on King reveal truths on the progress and challenges that have faced the American public: …
Reports to Council at the Jan. 6 Clinton City Council meeting gives us a window into some of the city’s challenges as the new year breaks.
A new city manager will have to redevelop …
Following a quiet Christmas, and on the cusp of a new year, which will mark my 50th as a community journalist, I have to say 2024 was a year like few others that I have covered anywhere. A major fire …
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