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Midlands students take part in National Job Shadowing Day
On Tuesday as part of the 13th Annual National Job Shadow Day hundreds of students in South Carolina got an in depth look at todaya s job market.
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SC sheriffs worry about magistrate's court safety
Some South Carolina sheriff's worry they might have to provide security in magistrate's courts.
Ruling fallout: Sheriffs say deputies in court costly
Some S.C. sheriffs are worried that a recent state Supreme Court ruling might stretch their already strained budgets if it means they have to put deputies in hundreds of magistrate courtrooms.
Bee-ing the difference and more news from Oakview Elementary School
* The following first grade students were recognized for "Bee-ing the Difference" by showing responsibility: Caroline Gallagher, Fumi Imai, Matt Jordan, Drew Lombel, Payton LoVine, Karcin Bush, Kyle Cason, Avery Cole, Sarah Buford, Benjamin Cho, Noah DeYoung, Heavyn Sexton, Andrew Columbus, Devon Goodspeed, Juliet Salih, Liam Kelly, Aniya Anderson, ...
Pernell Roberts, last star of TV's `Bonanza,' dies
The Los Angeles Times reports that "Bonanza" star Pernell Roberts has died. Roberts' wife Eleanor Criswell tells the paper that the actor died Sunday of cancer at his Malibu home.
Book by Myrtle Beach author encourages women as leaders
Before heading to the beach this summer, you might check out the premiere novel by Myrtle Beach author Mary Eaddy, "The Oaks of McCord." Set in the 1980s, the novel tells the story of 14-year-old Maggie and her feminist grandmother Laney Gordon.
Hartsville Garden Clubs celebrate Christmas
The Pine and Lake Garden Club decorated the Billie Hardee Boys Home for Christmas on Dec.
A Month After SACS, Some Board Members Ask: What's The Plan?
The Fairfield County School District is one step closer to officially being placed on probation, according to a letter received by the district a little more than a week ago.
Published: Monday, December 28, 2009 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, December 28, 2009 at 12:40 a.m. Goodfellows is in its 63rd year of helping struggling families put food on their tables, making the holidays more joyful for less-fortunate residents of the Spartanburg area.
Many graduates now struggle to find work
This winter's college graduates carrying years of school debt along with their diplomas are walking out into the icy blast of a frozen economy.
Columbia airport hires new executive director
Rep. Todd Rutherford says his outburst Wednesday was due to his frustration over lawmakers not giving impeachment the time it deserves.
Boeing information sessions draws thousands looking fo work
By Katy Stech The Post and Courier Jeffrey Pierce heard about Boeing's informational meeting for local construction workers and immediately called his out-of-work colleagues, eager to spread the good news.
Hundreds of subcontractors meet in Chas. for Boeing work
People from around the state met up in North Charleston Tuesday to be a part of the building process that will bring Boeing to South Carolina.
New fire station to protect Parker residents
One of the Westside's oldest fire stations will be replaced with a new one. Parker fire department plans to build a 20,000-square-foot station to replace the one on Cedar Lane Road, built in the 1930s.
MONCKS CORNER, SC Myrtle Beach's Beach Ball Classic is partnering with Santee Cooper to "go green" for the first time for its 2009 basketball tournament.
SC governor cadidate to speak to GOP Patriota s Club in Georgetown
State Rep. Nikki Haley, Republican candidate for governor, will speak to the GOP Patriot's Club at 7 pm tomorrow, November 30th at the Maryville Social Hall in Georgetown.
S.C. Rep. Nikki Haley's gubernatorial campaign was the recipient of some serious mainstream media love from nationally-syndicated columnist Kathleen Parker this week while the Palmetto State was finally the recipient of a national news story that didn't end in late night TV punch lines.
The Advertizer-Herald, Bamberg's Best Friend
Pick-up your copy of The Advertizer-Herald Joyce M. Searson, Publisher The Mike Miller Dance Team, with 26 dancers from the Bamberg and Orangeburg Mary Jane Dance Studios, will participate in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
Sanford attorney downplays ethics charges
It's officialy the holiday season here in the midlands and while some may be in the mood for giving, Richland County Sheriff's Department wants you to be aware of others who might not be feeling so generous.

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