Sunday May 19 | Herald Independent
Recipe of week from Fairfield County Cookbook
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church members Martha Robertson, Lola Robertson, Sarah Bush, Aileen Edmunds and Belva Bush got together at the Cotton Yard Market to talk about their FAMOUS recipes that they were entering into the Fairfield County Cookbook.
County council, public at odds over taxes, budget
Winnsboro resident and Winnsboro native Oliver Johnson has his say about county tax rates and county council's policies during the public comment session of the county council meeting.
Calvin Johnson enacts stealing silver in one of the play's opening numbers.
Constables Eugenio Toro and Cedrick Stewart,left, apprehend Jean Valjean as the Bishop of Digne and another actress address Valjean as prisoner.
Summer movie nights coming soon
Start marking down the days on your calendar before you need to pull out that blanket or lawn chair for outdoor movie nights in Winnsboro.
Ridgeway Council discusses Arts on Ridge, new restaurant
Back row, Doug Porter, Belva Bush, and Donald Prioleau, and front row, left to right, Charlene Herring, Denise Jones, Jennie Price, and Russ Brown recognize Jones and Price with the Cottonyard Market as Ridgeway's Entrepreneurs of the Year.
Festival goers enjoy wings, wheels
Walter Thoma holds son, Parker, age 4, up to get a close look inside the cockpit of a COBRA helicopter, circa 1980.
Thom Berry, public information officer with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, said Takisha Yolanda Roseboro, 36, of 81 Neason Lane in Winnsboro, was arrested May 10.
Letter Carriers' annual food drive is May 11
The National Association of Letter Carriers conducts its 21st annual food drive.
Repentance is the theme of Rev. Jeffery Williams' book.
Winnsboro Pastor Jeffrey Williams is self publishing his first book, The Final Call, this spring and it's a book that actually started as a sermon.
Checking for fever, school nurse Alshan Porter takes the temperature of fourth grader Sims Garrick.
Though school days have a similar routine of bells ringing and classes changing, of lunch and recess time, no two school days are alike for a school nurse.
Fairfield Food Bank needs public's help
The Fairfield County Food Bank is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon and relies solely on volunteers and donations from churches, businesses, civic groups and individuals.
"The young people in our area are not doing anything. God gave me the vision to start the choir as a way to help them build self esteem, motivation, and encourage them to do well in school," Talford said.
Architectural historian to speak at annual gathering
The Fairfield County Historical Society's annual bash is set for 6 p.m. May 16 at Honeysuckle Acres Bed and Breakfast Inn in Winnsboro.
Randy Kelley shaped up the crepe myrtles with his pruning clippers.
Looking for a unique and lasting gift? Engraved bricks to line the sidewalk at Fairfield Memorial Hospital's Garden of Remembering are available with a $60 donation to FMH Foundation.
Vintage aircraft, such as this one, will be on display Saturday at Wings and Wheels.
The Wings and Wheels Festival has moved back to its traditional time of year this year, the Saturday before Mother's Day.
Ashanti Thompson and Dhavni Patel, right, read "Geronimo Stilton" and "Pandora Gets Vain."
After he did a few magic tricks, Mark Daniel, read this book to the group and emphasized the text's life lessons of kindness, friendship, sharing and respect.
Letter Carriers' annual food drive is May 11
The National Association of Letter Carriers conducts its 21st annual food drive.
As the Community Services Librarian at the Fairfield County Library, I would like to express how wonderful this year's annual Read-In was.
Michael Roseboro, a former Winnsboro police officer, appeared in court Monday with his attorney to appeal a sentence handed down by Judge Brooks Goldsmith in April after he pleaded guilty to assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.