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Discussion for separation of church and state
Recent announcements of Patrick Kennedy having his public service and religious convictions placed in a vice by the Diocese Kennedy attends mass under and the proposal to offer The Bible as an elective in literature or history class are two issues people are mentioning in context with separation of church and state.
Jefferson man gets 2 years for counterfeiting
A Jefferson man has been sentenced to two years in prison for manufacturing counterfeit money, U.S. Attorney W. Walter Wilkins said in a press release.
Chesterfield County investigators arrest man in stabbing case
Chesterfield County investigators have made an arrest in a stabbing incident that took place last week.
Dalzell man charged with growing marijuana
A Dalzell man was arrested after he was stopped at a driver's license checkpoint at Westbury Mill and Cotton Acres roads Saturday night, according to the Sumter County Sheriff's Office.
Hospice of Chesterfield welcomes new board member
Sarah Lisenby was elected to the Hospice of Chesterfield County Board of Directors at the agencya s Annual Meeting on June 25.
Jefferson teen dies after been struck by car
A Jefferson teen died Thursday after he was struck by a car, S.C. Highway Patrol reports show.
Mayesville woman plans museum in honor of Bethune
Randy Burns / The Item Elizabeth Dixon looks at a portrait of Mary Pinder, the first student enrolled at the first school established by Dr.
Truck driver released from hospital after Monday accident
The truck driver who was hit by a car driven by state Rep. Joseph Jefferson Monday is out of the hospital.
Funeral service for Helen Louise "Lou" Atkins, 58, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, July 13, 2009, at St.
Teen charged with child molestation
A Union teenager is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 12-year-old boy.
Graveside services for William Adam Eubanks, age 87, will be held at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 23, 2009, in the Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery.
There have been a lot of milestones in Pastor John Codya s life and this weekend two more will be marked.
Hartsville murder suspect was out on bond for another shooting charge
The man who police say opened fire on a group playing basketball in Hartsville Sunday night, was out on bond for another shooting charge at the time of the incident.
Hearn elected 2nd woman on SC's high court
COLUMBIA a ' Court of Appeals Chief Judge Kaye Hearn has been elected as the newest member of the South Carolina Supreme Court.
Hearn set to become 2nd woman on SC's high court
Court of Appeals Chief Judge Kaye Hearn is set to become the newest member of the South Carolina Supreme Court.
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