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November 25, 2009
Police locate baby taken from Charleston-area post office
Infant was subject of Amber Alert on Tuesday; officials make one arrest early Wednesday morning.
People & Events Nov. 25
People & Events Nov. 25
COLUMN: Honest assessment of stimulus needed
I recently attended the groundbreaking for the new Boeing facility in the Lowcountry, and as I reflected on this historic moment I thought about the stark difference in the way the federal government approaches job creation and the way S.C. leaders landed Boeing.
GUEST EDITORIAL: Affordable Health Insurance for Small Business
When you hear all the scare mongering in the health care debate, just remember that national health insurance reform is absolutely essential to small businesses. Less than 40 percent of our state’s small businesses with fewer than 50 employees can afford to offer health insurance, and more small businesses are dropping coverage every day.
Leaving hometown tough for McAllister
Making the decision to leave the Lake City Police Department was the hardest career choice Sgt. Skee McAllister said he’s ever had to make.
Lake City-area residents reflect on Thanksgiving holiday
Thanksgiving is Thursday, and citizens in Lake City and the surrounding areas are reflecting on the things for which they are thankful.
Lake City offices to close for Thanksgiving
The Lake City News & Post will be closed Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. Office hours will resume at 8:30 a.m. Monday.
EDITORIAL: Voice opposition to taxes to proper officials
While the average resident has a busy life and can’t be expected to understand all the intricate details of government, a basic knowledge of an issue’s background can avoid misunderstandings and misdirected blame.
COLUMN: Straight From the Hog’s Eye — A solid job is a reason to be thankful
It’s a difficult year to find the positive things in life, for sure. Many people are thankful that they still have a job, because we know that many others don’t have that to be thankful for. In fact, about one of every 10 people around us is looking for a job, according to South Carolina’s most recent unemployment statistics.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanks to city, high school for Veteran’s Day success
On behalf of the American Legion Wilbur Jones Post No. 73 of Lake City and the many veterans in our area, I wish to extend a sincere appreciation to the city of Lake City and to Lake City High School for making our recent Veteran’s Day program an outstanding success.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Thanksgiving should be celebrated daily
People — Jesus is love, and it’s daily. Thanksgiving is daily.
Stimulus money at work in Horry County
According to http://www.recovery.gov, the web site set up to track the stimulus money, South Carolina was awarded more than three billon dollars from the Recovery Act.
November 24, 2009
Horry County murder suspect in custody
Lt. Bob Carr tells News 13 that investigators were questioning Quintney Eugene Graham, 19, of Atlantic Beach in connection with the shooting death of 28-year-old David Lane.
Barefoot family plans first Thanksgiving after wildfire
Many along the Grand Strand are getting ready to celebrate Thanksgiving this week.
Some residents at Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach are also gearing up to celebrate their first big holiday after the April wildfires damaged many homes and destroyed many others.
Smart shoppers can save on holiday meal costs
If you’re planning on cooking the traditional holiday meal this Thanksgiving, but are also worried about paying for it, you are not alone.
Pee Dee child abuse prevention, parenting efforts get funding
A program dedicated to making Pee Dee residents better parents to their children has received an extra boost this month in the form of a $22,500 grant.
Church offers Divine Liturgy service to public
The public is invited to a Divine Liturgy service at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Transfiguration of Our Savior Greek Orthodox Church in Florence.
Lake City senior citizens fellowship during Thanksgiving season
Lake City Assistant Administrator John H. Whittleton Jr. said nothing that people have to offer God can equal what God has already given to them. He gave a Thanksgiving message to the more than 100 senior citizens gathered Monday at the Lake City Senior Citizens Center on Monday for the Thanksgiving Blessing 2009.
New chamber publication now available
The Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce unveiled a new magazine-style publication highlighting the Hartsville community.
Culture splashes Lake City Elementary
The month of November has brought several cultural experiences to the students, staff and parents of Lake City Elementary School.
Bypassing construction zones only a click away
The AAA auto club says a few more Americans will be traveling away from home for Thanksgiving this year, though most people are making their holiday treks by car.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Where are the adults in Washington, D.C.?
It is now 12:05 p.m., Saturday afternoon, Nov. 7, 2009
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Reader pays tribute to church celebration
Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, was an amazing day in the little town of Timmonsville.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: School district recognizes Superintendent McCants
We at Florence School District 4 have long recognized what an ethical, hardworking and dedicated leader we have in our superintendent, Dr. Bertha McCants
Trinity Collegiate School News
Trinity Collegiate School News
EDITORIAL: Gov. Sanford’s actions have been damaging
Gov. Mark Sanford decided to fight for his job rather than resign.
Websites offer quick, easy routes to cheap gas
There’s good news about gasoline prices for those expected to take to the roadways for Thanksgiving travel this week.
LETTER: Shop for local animals
Please shop at Amazon through the link on http://www.darlingtonhumane.com. The shelter receives a percentage back from Amazon on ANYTHING purchased so long as Amazon is entered through our Web site.
Rep. Sellers introduces bill to ban cell phones while driving
Rep. Bakari Sellers, D- Bamberg, introduced legislation during the House pre-file period on Nov. 17 to ban the use of communication devices while driving. This would include cell phones, PDAs, Blackberrys or any other hand-held device that could distract one while driving.
Funding and services discussed at council retreat
Hartsville City Council covered an array of topics during a day-long retreat Friday. Those topics included the remaining funding needed to complete a planned veterans’ memorial in Burry Park.
