Camden News

Students at Camden Middle School are mourning the death of a popular 7th-grade mathematics teacher.

Reminders of the human sacrifice of wars form indelible images. See the granite Civil War markers at Gettysburg or the white World War II crosses at Normandy, and you'll never forget them.

"Extremities" opens at Trustus Theatre. William Mastrosimone's controversial drama revolves around a young woman, Marjorie, who turns the table on her would-be rapist, Raul.

State Senator Vincent Sheheen stopped by WLTX Studios Wednesday during his tour to announce his run for the Palmetto State's top spot.

Every Thursday Dr. Neal Thigpen provides his insights on the week's top political stories.

A new poll conducted for gubernatorial candidate Jim Rex shows the Fairfield County resident leading his Democratic rivals.

Coker College's Department of Social Work presented two awards recently at its 10th annual conference.

"You can't fire your muskets very effectively," David Gobel of Charleston, S.C., a lieutenant with the historic 18th-century infantry regiment, said.

Two gubernatorial candidates, Rep. Nikki Haley and state Superintendent of Education Jim Rex, underperformed their competitors this financial quarter.

Charleston attorney Mullins McLeod became the second Democratic gubernatorial candidate to show his latest fund-raising hand, announcing Thursday that he had raised over $210,000 during the three month quarter that ran from July to September.

Bruce and Katherine Brown of Bloomsbury Inn in Camden were selected as an Innkeeper of the Year in the United States in the 2009-10 Best of BedandBreakfast.com Awards.

What will it take to make the Midlands a tourist magnet? Perhaps a world-class piece of architecture along the Congaree River at the Olympia quarry with marinas, stores, restaurants and condos.

A 22-year-old Camden man is dead following a wreck in Kershaw County late Tuesday night.

Sumter police are investigating the fatal beating of a 46-year-old woman and a 61-year-old man.

Monday, October 05, 2009 at 9:19 a.m. 13th Annual Carolina Downhome Blues Festival is bigger and better than ever! Camden-The countdown to the annual Carolina Downhome Blues Festival is on, and music lovers are ready to celebrate.

As Democratic state Sen. Vincent Sheheen strolls around his hometown of Camden, people can't help but call out to him.

The Carolina Downhome Blues Festival began Thursday, but there are two days of blues left.

In its 13th year, the Carolina Downhome Blues Festival is on next week, and it's the biggest yet.

Officials want to know who cut through the wall of a Bishopville pharmacy to steal legal drugs.

Horses are a part of life in Camden, and now horses are helping bring in millions of dollars in new investment to the town.