Stuckey News

This is a blast from the past, published in The News on Thursday, July 1, 1976. Twenty-two years ago doesn't seem like such a long time, but as I turn the torn yellow pages of this old battered copy of The County Record, names, places, memories come into focus, and the cobwebs of time melt away.

Via SportsbyBrooks , a South Carolina newspaper ran this quarter-page ad in Thursdaya s paper congratulating the Gamecocks for their recent "success". Stuckey's pecan logs for everyone! Still, it's not like there was a parade in downtown Columbia or anything.

It's a long road to become the most elite of the cookers of that famous southern delicacy - barbeque.

Published on 4/22/2009 Written by Michaele Duke, Staff Reporter Five fire stations responded to a fire in Hemingway that left the 41/51 Truck Center in shambles.

Elvis was in the building this morning, hanging out with us and avoiding the crowds in Memphis during the NCAA Tournament.

Since the late 1940s the Williamsburg HomeTown Chamber Banquet has set aside one night a year to honor and celebrate the service of its citizens in 13 categories.

The following recalls have been announced because the products may be contaminated with salmonella, an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections, especially in young children, the elderly ...

The Beaufort County Joint Enforcement Traffic Team will be conducting traffic checkpoints Thursday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on S.C. 170 near Stuckey Brothers Furniture.

Williamsburg County has tossed out its plan to build what could have been one of the state's largest landfills.

There will not be a mega-landfill in Nesmith, just six miles west of Georgetown County.