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November 05, 2009
Olanta council discusses streets project, old town hall
Olanta Town Council had a special meeting Thursday to discuss a letter regarding the town’s streetscape project as well as the former town hall property.
Deputies seek men in robbery of Pat’s Groceries
Florence County sheriff’s deputies are investigating an armed robbery during which two men stole a purse from a victim and an undisclosed amount of cash from a store near Scranton.
Veterans Day service scheduled for Lake City
The Wilbur Jones Post 73 of The American Legion, along with Post 3412 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Chapter 71 of the Disabled American Veterans, will hold a Veterans Day Service on Nov. 11 in Lake City.
November 04, 2009
Scranton man indicted in Williamsburg County cockfighting organization
Twenty-one people have been charged in three separate indictments for their involvement in two cockfighting ventures operated in Lexington and Williamsburg counties.
Live Oak doctors say they want to remove barriers to health care
The doctors with the new Live Oak Medical Center say they hope services such as urgent care will make it easier for residents in local rural areas to get the health care they need.
Florence County Disabilities Foundation seeks Christmas gift sponsors
Florence County Disabilities Foundation is in need of sponsors for this year’s “Making a Difference at Christmas” project for individuals with disabilities and special needs from Florence County who are in need of gifts this Christmas.
COLUMN: Lake City Cookin’ — It’s time to be thankful for all we have
Hello, November. The year of 2009 is spinning out, and this is the month of a favorite holiday for many people, including me, and that is Thanksgiving.
EDITORIAL: Don’t be shy about speaking out against crime
Lake City police officers and governmental leaders reached out to the public Thursday, when they held a community forum to address crime issues.
COLUMN: Straight From the Hog’s Eye — Bears and other things overheard on scanner
The police, fire and EMS scanner is running constantly in our office at the News & Post. Generally, we know what to listen for, and when we hear news breaking, we get out and cover it.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: People should know truth if commenting on Olanta
I am truly saddened by people posting non-factual comments about the town of Olanta and its previous mayors. The town records are open to the public; you can view this information for yourself. Get the facts!
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Speak up when government does wrong
We must not be ashamed or afraid to speak to others about what is going on in America. Get involved with our government. Stand up and express yourself when you see something that is wrong.
November 03, 2009
Pee Dee Blues Bash to kick off in Lake City
This year’s Pecan Festival will feature the first annual Pee Dee Blues Bash, which will kick off Thursday with a concert in Lake City.
Anderson shares his love for animals
Since he was a little boy, Dr. Morris Anderson said he has had a special place in his heart for animals. He spoke to the Lake City Rotary Club this past Friday.
Harvest Hope invites public to open house
Harvest Hope Food Bank will hold an open house from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday at its distribution facility at 2513 W. Lucas St. in Florence.
Scranton man dies of injuries from crash
A 35-year-old Scranton man died Sunday of injuries he suffered during a vehicular crash, S.C. Highway Patrol reports show.
Lake City Community Planner for Nov. 4
Upcoming events in the Lake City area
Lake City Church News for Nov. 4
Upcoming church-related events in the Lake City area
Lake City Library News for Nov. 4
New books at the Lake City Public Library
Panthers set sights on home playoff game
The Lake City Panthers closed the regular season with a 38-0 win over Georgetown and are setting their sights on the first round of the lower state playoffs at Ward Memorial Stadium this Friday night.
Lake City’s Sheldon Robinson to play in Shrine Bowl
Lake City High School’s Sheldon Robinson is among the 44 seniors selected to represent South Carolina in the annual Shrine Bowl.
Hannah finishes Navy basic training
Navy Seaman Yusef S. Hannah, son of Wanda D. Hannah of Lake City, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command in Great Lakes, Ill.
McCutcheon wins Olanta mayoral election
Olanta will have a new mayor in January after Jimmy McCutcheon’s victory over incumbent Betty Sims in Tuesday’s town elections.
October 31, 2009
Olanta candidates discuss hopes for their town
Two candidates are running for Olanta mayor and three hopefuls are seeking seats on Olanta Town Council in Tuesday’s general election.
October 29, 2009
Lake City residents talk with police about crime
Lake City Police Chief Billy Brown said the key to stopping crimes is taking a proactive approach. Brown spoke to about 30 people gathered Thursday in the courtroom of the Lake City Municipal Complex for a forum to address crime issues.
Wardens, police seek bear, cub in Lake City
Lake City police urged residents near Graham Road and Church Street to stay inside their homes as authorities searched for a bear and her cub Thursday night.
Subway’s Jared Fogle presents award to Lake City school
Jared Fogle said his goal is simple: instill in students the importance of making positive decisions about their health now. Fogle, the national spokesman for Subway restaurants, recognized grand-prize winners of the Subway Fresh Fit contest during an assembly at Main Street Elementary School Thursday.
October 28, 2009
Lake City’s old Railway Restaurant undergoes transformation
Classy but casual. Sophisticated but friendly. Great taste without great cost. These were just a few of the things Katherine Fridl and Tony Whitlock hoped to accomplish when they purchased the old Railway Restaurant in downtown Lake City.
New menu, renovated digs help bring the return of Happy Hour
Along with a great new menu and renovated digs, The Railway’s Club Car Pub features an extensive assortment of martinis and other cocktails.
Lake City Elementary receives state arts grant
The South Carolina Arts Commission has awarded Lake City Elementary School an Arts in Basic Curriculum grant worth $5,205 for the 2009-10 school year.
Main Street Elementary receives honor for use of technology
Lake City’s Main Street Elementary School has been recognized for promoting the use of educational technology in teaching and learning.
