Photo by Mimi M. Maddock Joanna Weitzel, executive director of Carolina Wildlife Care (CWC), prepares to release a purple martin back to freedom. The bird was rescued June 4 and released July 26 with the purple martins who come to Bomb Island each evening at sunset. More...
The brown paper bags were left on several doorsteps in hopes they would be overflowing by the next weekend. The community did its best to fill the bags, and the result was amazing. Hudson White, a 17- year- old student at Hammond, returned to the doorsteps to collect the paper bags and couldn't b... More...
Deb, Lauren, Clark, and Harely Wagstaff welcome Jake, the hound, to his new home. Jake was one of the hounds rescued by the Humane Society for Prevention and Cruelty to Animals and SQ Rescue from horrible neglect by human beings. The story was featured on the front page of The Columbia Star July... More...
The Democrats' debate on July 23, 2007, recognized presidential contenders, the ones of high enough standing with the voters to stand on CNN's stage at The Citadel. Health care, the audience knew, was getting top billing as the major domestic issue, and Iraq and terrorism were still the internati... More...
Margaret Dalton Corley of San Francisco, California, and David Eugene Desaulniers, also of San Francisco, were married on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. The Rev. Robert Stratton Lawrence performed the 6 pm ceremony. More...
Ben Arnold Jr., a brash young developer, bought a 78- year- old craftsman farmhouse on 2.37 acres in Heathwood from David Ellison Jr. for $2.2 million. The 3,250- square foot house had been lived in comfortably by the Ellisons for 35 years. More...
Pathfinders draw fourth seed at State Championship
The Richland Post 6 Pathfinders are headed to the double elimination S.C. American Legion State Championship Tournament in Rock Hill August 2- 6. They earned the trip by defeating Union and Greenwood in the Upper State portion of the state bracket. More...
A family legend tells of a man traveling up the Santee River Road (now Hwy 45) by stage coach before the Civil War. Passing the entrance to Peru Plantation, he asked the Negro driver, "Who lives here?" "Mister Porcher, Suh," replied the driver. More...
The Limitless Sports Rolling Thunder wheelchair basketball team has received a Quality of Life Grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. The grant totals $12,600 and will be used to purchase 10 new wheelchairs and other equipment for the team. More...
NOTICE OF LIEN SALE In accordance with the provisions of South Carolina State Law, there being due and unpaid charges for which the undersigned is entitled to satisfy an owner's lien of the goods hereinafter described and stored More...
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