Sep 22, 2009 | The Item
Hugo made Atkinson a believer in forecasts
Lee County's Roy Atkinson hasn't looked at a weather forecast the same way since Hurricane Hugo.
Motorcycle rally expected to draw hundreds
Randy Burns / The Item Henry Wilson of Elliott and Jessie Slater of Lynchburg are ready to greet fellow bikers to the Strikers of South Carolina 7th Annual Bike Rally in St.
Patricia Moore-Pastides believes good food can change the world
Spend a little time with USC's first lady, Patricia Moore-Pastides, and you'll quickly figure out her passions.
"I'm where I'm at because of the NAACP." Those were the words of state Rep. Chris Hart, as he talked last week about why he's proposing the Legislature ask the National Collegiate Athletic Association to consider Columbia as a host site for a basketball regional or Final Four despite the NAACP's economic sanctions against South Carolina.
A St. Charles farmer has won the T-Bone Moore Memorial Cotton First Bloom Contest, sponsored by Clemson Extension Service.
Loretta Griffith Brown Bramlett
Loretta Griffith Brown Bramlett died on Sunday, June 28, 2009. She is the daughter of the late Julian Kennerly Griffith and Lillie Bates Griffith.
Photo provided Gail Mathis' windows were blown out from her Manning house during a storm Monday.