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Bowman Harvest Festival this weekend
The 17th annual Bowman Harvest Festival is coming this weekend with family-friendly activities for everyone. → Read More
Squad aims to instill pride in Bowman
BOWMAN -- The Bowman Pride Squad is taking steps to “create, restore and instill pride” in the town. → Read More
Elloree Museum now free for students, teachers
ELLOREE — The price of admission to the Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center is being waived for all students and their teachers, said Administrative Manager Kay Shirer. → Read More
'Once a gardener, always a gardener': Christine Hollar's yard, home in bloom all year long
At age 75, Christine Hollar hasn’t slowed down. → Read More
Empowering girls: Camp participants talk bullying, suicide, self-esteem
“When they bullied me, I almost committed suicide,” Shekinah Davis said. “They called me names and pulled off my hairpiece. I wanted to kill myself, but my friend stopped me.” → Read More
Longtime city employee retires
A familiar face is missing from Orangeburg City Hall. → Read More
BRANCHVILLE TOWN COUNCIL: New police car on the way
Branchville’s new police vehicle is on the way, the police chief told town council at the June meeting. → Read More
OCSD4: Fund balance lower than state requires
Orangeburg Consolidated School District Four is looking at a depleted fund balance in its last year as an independent district. → Read More
H-K-T fifth grader wins national award for overcoming learning obstacles
Joshua Doles, a fifth grader at Hunter-Kinard-Tyler Elementary School, was one of 16 students recognized nationally for overcoming obstacles and becoming a thriving, successful learner. → Read More
LMHS celebrates International Day
SANTEE -- Students at Lake Marion High School recently experienced the culture of many nations around the world without leaving Orangeburg County. → Read More
ORANGEBURG-CALHOUN TECHNICAL COLLEGE: Standing tall with 3 nursing programs
Qualified nurses are truly the heart of the health profession, Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College’s President Dr. Walt Tobin says. → Read More
'Healthy, Wealthy & Wise': Health fair offers help, advice to community
Healthy, Wealthy & Wise, a health fair sponsored by Greater Faith Baptist Church and Alpha Omicron Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, offered the local community information on a → Read More
Towns partner to fight mosquitoes
BRANCHVILLE -- Branchville Town Council recently approved a plan to partner with Rowesville to spray for mosquitoes this summer. → Read More
Branchville students to compete at national level
Branchville/Lockett Beta Club members in grades five through 12 have won a total of 19 state-level awards, including six first-place awards. → Read More
Alzheimer's affects more than 5 million in U.S.
A woman drives into a parking garage and parks on the third floor by the elevator. She goes to a meeting and returns four hours later to find the space → Read More
OCSD4 trustees vote to take $448k from general fund for technology lease payments
Trustees recently approved taking approximately $448,000 out of the Orangeburg Consolidated School District 4 general fund to cover technology lease payments that will come due in December. → Read More
OCSD4 students make gains in ELA, mathematics on SC Ready assessment
COPE - A strong focus on English language arts and mathematics paid off this year in Orangeburg Consolidated School District 4. → Read More
Horoski named OCSD4 Teacher of the Year
“I didn’t get into education to teach social studies, but to teach students,” says Michael Horoski, Orangeburg Consolidated School District 4 Teacher of the Year for 2018-2019. Social studies kind → Read More
OCSD4 students who failed to meet state reading standard in line for special education, intervention
COPE -- Only eight students across Orangeburg Consolidated School District 4 failed to meet the state’s requirement to read on grade level by the time they finish third grade. → Read More
Brad Coleman new Edisto High School principal
When they finish school, kids don’t really remember the subjects you taught, said Brad Coleman, Edisto High School’s new principal. → Read More