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20-lot subdivision near existing neighborhood by Lake Marion gets approval despite public opposition
Despite heated discussion and residents' disapproval, the first phase of a new subdivision project by Lake Marion in Clarendon County was approved. During the Tuesday, April 16, Clarendon County Planning Commission meeting, John Gast of Shoreline … more
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Clarendon career center students learn at ICE Lab
Health science students at F.E. DuBose Career Center visited the McLeod Health Immersive Clinical Exploration (ICE) Lab recently. According to Clarendon County School District's Facebook page, "High-fidelity simulator manikins are … more
Sanibel would do well in an active family
Sanibel is a 2.5-year-old, gray female Weimaraner/Lab mix. Sanibel is current on vaccinations, spayed, microchipped and tested negative for heartworms. She weighs around 50 pounds and tries her best to be a lap dog. Sanibel is an extremely … more
Cherry the dog deserves a home to call her own
Cherry is a 2-year-old, black-and-white, female Lab mix. Cherry is current on vaccinations and has been spayed. She did test positive for heartworms, so she would need to continue treatment with a vet once adopted. Cherry was very shy when she first … more
Cami the cat is coming out of her shell and wants a new home
Cami is a 1-year-old, dilute calico, female domestic shorthair cat. Cami is current on all vaccinations, has been spayed and tested negative for Feline Leukemia and AIDs. She is a bit shy at first but very sweet once she warms up. Cami would do best … more
Clarendon County GAL holds candlelight vigil in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month
Clarendon County Guardian ad Litem Program held its eighth-annual candlelight vigil on Tuesday, April 16. Nearly 50 community members gathered in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month with Clarendon County GAL Program Assistant … more
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Miss Striped Bass Festival Pageant held at Weldon with 8 divisions
The Miss Striped Bass Festival Beauty Pageant was held Saturday, March 9, at Weldon Auditorium. Competition included eight age divisions. Winners were: Baby Miss - Harrison Juel Evans; Tiny Miss - Briella Grace Hodge and Karsyn … more
Harvin Clarendon County Library receives $10,000 grant
MANNING - A $10,000 grant awarded to Harvin Clarendon County Library will allow the library to better serve people with disabilities, according to a news release. The award will be used to add automatic doors to the library, making … more
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Lila the tabby loves attention
Lila is a 1-year-old, brown tabby, female domestic shorthair cat. Lila is current on all vaccinations, spayed and tested negative for Feline Leukemia and AIDs. She is a very sweet cat who loves attention. Lila will gladly let you pet her all day, … more
Diesel is a gentle giant looking for a home
Diesel is a 4 1/2-year-old, gray-and-white, male bully mix. Diesel is current on vaccinations, neutered and tested negative for heartworms. He is a big dog, weighing around 80 pounds, but he is a gentle giant! Diesel is very sweet and loves … more
Clarendon library plans diaper giveaway, Burgers and Badges to meet community leaders, summer reading festival and more
The school year is slowing down, but Harvin Clarendon County Library has started kicking off some local events. For the rest of April, the library is taking in donations to give to Second Chance Animal … more
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Bobby the cat has a $50 special adoption fee
Bobby is a 1 1/2-year-old, black-and-white, domestic short hair cat. Bobby can be a little shy and timid at first but is very friendly once he warms up. He is current on all age-appropriate shots, has been neutered and tested negative for Feline … more
Huggins Hill subdivision's final plat approved south of Manning
A subdivision's planning is complete with final approval from Clarendon County Planning Commission. Huggins Hill, formerly known as Project Hardy, has been in the works in Clarendon County for nearly two years, first in 2022 by adding 64 … more
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Leftover land from North Shore project approved to be used for new homes in Clarendon County
Out of two similar proposals, one was tabled because of size concerns at a recent Clarendon County Planning Commission meeting. On Monday, March 19, commissioners heard a proposal from Brent Waynick for zoning certification to subdivide a … more
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Manning High band receives 1st Superior rating at assessment since 2000
PHOTO PROVIDED Manning High School Symphonic Band, under the direction of Jordan D. Jefferson, recently received a Superior rating in the South Carolina Band Directors Association Concert Performance Assessment held at West Ashley High School. … more
John Landon Black Foundation to open addiction resource center April 25 in downtown Manning
Entering age 25, some individuals start a journey filled with milestones like college graduation, independence with their own apartment and striving toward personal goals; yet, beneath this can hold the weight of burdens, leading some to seek … more
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Get ready to 'Move More' during April heart health challenge
As the annual Sumter Clarendon Heart Walk quickly races toward us, Thompson Construction Group and members of the heart walk urge residents to get involved with a month-long challenge. The Move More Challenge is a 30-day challenge of movement … more
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Manning HS Golden Pride Band to hold high school band battle on April 20
If you are looking for a fun event featuring local talent, why not attend the Monarch Showdown Band Gym Battle? Manning High School will hold the musical competition at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, in Manning High School Gymnasium, 2155 Paxville … more
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Summerton's 1st Black mayor laid to rest
It's not a goodbye, it's a see you later. It's not a funeral, it's a celebration of life. Mayor Elder Dr. Tony Junious' life and legacy were celebrated one final time on Saturday, Feb. 3, at Scott's Branch High School, where he was a part of the … more
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Groups request more money for expanded Briggs v. Elliott Festival
A Clarendon-based action group has requested over $40,000 for the annual Briggs v. Elliott Festival, a historic case that is reaching its 70th anniversary this year. On March 12, during a Clarendon County Council meeting, members of the Summerton … more
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