Saturday Jun 27 | The State - South Carolina
David Ray Dendy, 47, died Saturday, June 27, 2009. Born on August 2, 1961 in Clinton, he was a son of Ray Thomas and Emma Allen Dendy.
Saturday Jun 27 | OnlineChester
Like many college students who come home for summer vacation, Chester's Michelle McWaters found plenty of work waiting for her around the house.
Another year comes and goes for the Colleton County soccer team. However, the work is just starting for kids as head soccer coach Brian Reid holds his annual indoor soccer camp in the Colleton County High School gym.
Clemson to set tuition Thursday
CLEMSON _ Clemson University President Jim Barker was tight-lipped Wednesday about a budget and tuition recommendation he gives to trustees today in a year when finances are tight for schools and families.
Graduates' plans put in high gear6/15/2009
Fox Creek High School's Michael Adams and Thad Adams started the process Thursday evening at Sweetwater Baptist Church, and it came to a close Friday evening, during a rainstorm at the USC Aiken Convocation Center, with North Augusta High School's Paul Yates IV and Kelly Youell getting their school's official thumbs-up. Fox Creek's class, with ...
Clemson University is including federal stimulus dollars in its budget for the coming year, Clemson President Jim Barker told The Greenville News , adding a revenue stream that could lessen the tuition burden.
Tsvangirai Visit Poses Dilemma for US Officials
Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai arrives early next week in Washington, hoping to influence the US government's guarded attitude about restoring economic aid to his fledgling unity government.
Gibson-Hiott engagement4/28/2009
Mr. Stephen Gibson of Walhalla and Ms. Lisa Coker of Seneca announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lauren Britton Gibson of Greenwood, to Mr.
Auction validates young artists' accomplishments
Allison Minsk's impressions of life are conveyed on the canvases of her visual world.
Midland Valley Chamber gives honors
The Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce hosted "An Enchanted Evening" on Friday evening, April 24 at Midland Valley High School.
Photo 1: Taking the Pledge: Safe prom promises
For prom night, Aaron Pellot's plan included eating dinner at a Charlotte restaurant and attending a birthday party.
Names and Faces Student honors The following Lander University students were named to the President's List for fall 2008: Benjamin Baugher, Lucy I. Crouch and Tiffany D. Pierce, all of Simpsonville; Ashley M. Wooten and Wendy R. Crawford, both of Fountain Inn; and Amber M. Lee and Lindsay M. Thompson, both of Gray Court.
Lander University names top students Four area students have earned spots on Lander University's President's List or Dean's List for the 2008 fall semester.
Lander selects new basketball coach
Lander University athletics director Jeff May announced Thursday that Jeff Burkhamer of Armstrong Atlantic State University has been selected as the Bearcats' new head coach.
Ridge View High distance runner Sierra Henderson signed a national letter of intent with South Carolina.
Street Talk: Upstate, Milliken lead state in plant safety
Forty-seven of the 113 South Carolina plant sites recognized by the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance for outstanding workplace safety accomplishments in 2008 are located in the Upstate.
Trading places: Lander and Winchester, England professors swap seats
GREENWOOD -- Lander University welcomes a British educator to its campus Monday in a two-week faculty exchange.
11.MAR.09 1st Annual Community Health Fair Set to be HUGE Success
MARK THIS DATE: MARCH 21, 2009! 11am-2pm WOW! What a success! The 1st Annual Community Health Fair is already a big hit and it hasn't even happened yet! 'We have all the vendors that we can hold' smiled Marge ...
Former president of SC's Lander University dies
Former Lander University President Bill Moran has died at age 73. The school says Moran died Tuesday at Waccamaw Hospital in Murrells Inlet.
New program helps ease transition from high school to college graduation
South Carolina high school and college faculty are working together in a new state program to smooth the path for students pursuing higher education and enable more to do so.