Due West News

The S.C. Governor's School for Science and Mathematics' college-level research program for students has been taken to the next level with the creation of the Research Exchange Scholars Program: A Roche International Science Education Initiative.

I have always wanted to attend a 100th year birthday celebration. I had hoped it would be my own, but my aunt beat me to it! A couple of weekends ago, I had the pleasure of attending a birthday party like no other I have ever been invited to.

Students at Greenville and Tri-County technical colleges will pay higher tuition in the fall as the schools try to serve a growing number of students while state financial support for the schools decreases.

Economic failure part of strategy Barack Obama was groomed for this. The deliberate actions he has foisted on an unsuspecting America has a name.

Measure limits voter participation Bill H 3418, requiring our citizens to have a DMV-issued picture ID in order to vote, seems to be aimed at keeping voters from voting, not protecting us from voter fraud.

Piedmont Agency on Aging's Meals on Wheels program recently received a $2,500 gift from the Piggly Wiggly Community Pride Fund of Coastal Community Foundation.

Erskine College and Seminary in Due West is about to reopen its Moffatt Hall eatery, closed since July when a fire at the school caused $2 million in damages.

Baseball players from Conway and Carolina Forest will sign letters of intent to attend South Carolina universities during the early signing period, which began Wednesday for all sports except football.

The Abbeville County town of Due West kicked off the Christmas season of parades in the Lakelands on Friday afternoon with a spirited ensemble of floats, marchers, cars, and of course, Jolly Ol' St.

Ashley Nicole Abraham of Hartsville and Ashawnti Miquel Smith of Honea Path were married at 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug.