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Dillon Co. sets celebration for Veterans Day
DILLON, SC Dillon County will honor those who served our country with a special celebration on Veterans Day.
ABC News 4 - Citadel Graduate Makes First Trip to Space with Atlantis
U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Randy Bresnik is one of the six astronauts preparing for space shuttle Atlantis' STS-129 mission to the International Space Station on Monday, Nov.
Historic flag to go on display at Citadel home
A battle flag that traveled to Iowa with a Union soldier at the end of the Civil War will soon be taking a $75,000 trip home to South Carolina.
The Citadel Alumni Association working to return Civil War-era flag to college
The historic flag that flew over Morris Island at the start of the Civil War has been found in a museum collection in Iowa, and The Citadel Alumni Association wants to bring it back next year.
Trucking president is new member of SCDOT board
A trucking executive is the newest member of the South Carolina Department of Transportation Board.
Confederate battle flag returning to S.C.
A battle flag that traveled to Iowa with a Union soldier at the end of the Civil War will soon be taking a $75,000 trip home to South Carolina.
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William R. Troiani, Esq. Honored for Accomplishments in Legal Services
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Come and help celebrate the Citadel's 21st
A CULTURAL crew are throwing out an invitation to Star readers to join in their big birthday bash next month.
Family glad to see soldier back from Iraq
U.S. Army 1st Lt. Kevin Saboori, son of Karen Meehan and grandson of Irene and Jack Meehan, all of La Quinta, has completed his tour of Iraq as platoon leader at Forward Operating Base Bernstein.
Chattanooga Volleyball Travels To UNCG And Elon
Then, the Lady Mocs came out firing against UNC Greensboro sweeping the Spartans with ease.
This teacher knows a lot about the past
Tom Ross isn't like any other teacher at Biotechnology High School. Ross always seemed to have an affinity for history.
Ex-prosecutor enters attorney general race
A former top deputy attorney general, Robert Bolchoz of Columbia, has entered the Republican primary race for Attorney General.
Citadel investigating late-night brawl in barracks
Charleston police and campus public safety officials at The Citadel were called to Watts Barracks in regards to a group of cadets creating a disturbance in the residence hall.
CEO the epitome of a Markel Stylea
CEO the epitome of 'Markel Style' Photo Lindy Keast Rodman / Times-Dispatch Alan I. Kirshner, chairman and CEO of Markel Corp.
Senior cadets charge across The Citadel parade ground Friday after receiving their class rings during the college's ring ceremony, which kicks off Parent's Weekend.
WCU Homecoming king and queen crowned
Western Carolina University crowned Brittany Gleaves, a senior secondary chemistry education major from Fayetteville, as queen and Nick Frenette, a junior business law major from Winston-Salem, as king of the 2009 Homecoming Court during halftime activities at WCU's football game against the The Citadel on Saturday.
The Citadel: A symbol of freedom and hope in Haiti
The Haiti Support Project of the Institute of the Black World 21st Century has just completed its Third Pilgrimage to Haiti to visit the Citadel and other important cultural/historical sites.A The vision/mission of these Pilgrimages is to transform the town of Milot, which is strategically situated at the foot of the Citadel, into a Mecca for ...
It's where Yogi learnt to play: Hibs boss re-opens his old youth club
By CHRIS MARSHALL HIBS boss John Hughes has helped re-open his old youth club as part of a A 9 million project to breathe new life into some of Leith's historic buildings.
Ukrainian Canadians wrongfully interned during the First World War are being honoured this coming Saturday at a plaque laying in Edgewood, where one of the 24 internment camps once found across Canada was set up by the federal government under the authority of the now-notorious War Measures Act.
Murray Fromson: Obama's Dilemma
By now, every journalist, official, professor and think tank guru within sight of Afghanistan has had an explanation for coping with the war.
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