Angela Janine Greene is a poet. She loves to express her feelings through pen and paper. She is an author of a book of poetry and a consumer at the Clarendon County Disabilities and Special Needs Board.
You’ve seen these buildings every time you drive around Manning, but have you ever stopped to think about their historic significance? What were they originally? When were they built? What changes have been made over the years?
Ethel Lee Canty, a junior at Scott’s Branch High School, will be flying to Washington in June for winning first place in the Sixth District Artistic Discovery art competition.
How about some praises for not raining on the go-zillion activities we had last Saturday. Rain on Monday always works for me. Rain on Saturday? Not so much!
Laurence Manning’s Lady Cats lost a heartbreaker in Game 1 of the three-game state finals to Northwood’s Lady Chargers in North Charleston Tuesday night, 2-1.
I love to go fishing and hunting with youngsters. I guess it’s the youthful exuberance they exhibit when outdoors and enjoying the outdoor world. I had some fun trips this spring during turkey season with kids but a recent trip with a friend and his two young boys reminded me of just how much fun a person can have fishing a bream bed. Especially with two youngsters who are totally into catching fish.
The good fishing patterns continue for several species of fish throughout lakes Marion and Moultrie. The fishing in Lake Marion has been particularly good for largemouth bass, bream catfish and striper. Right now, fishermen have a lot of good choices. If you enjoy striper fishing, now’s the time to go because the fish are biting, plus the striper fishing season will close for four months beginning in June.
While the number of huge largemouth bass being caught has dropped since what seemed to be the peak in March, there’s still a lot of quality largemouth being taken. Some bream were taken over the weekend on the beds and the crappie and catfish are getting into their summer patterns. That’s a good thing for those species because they are quite a bit more predictable during this time of the year.
Alice Christine Smiley Matthews, 91, widow of Randolph Jackson Matthews Sr., passed away Thursday, May 17, 2012, at Clarendon Memorial Hospital in Manning.
Deputies responding to a domestic situation on Rockfish Drive off of Patriot Road on Sunday walked into the home and saw marijuana leaves lying on the floor, according to Clarendon County Sheriff Randy Garrett.
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