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Have you ever seen coins left on top of graves? Here's what the tradition means to the military community.
The tradition of leaving coins on military members' graves is to mark a visitor's relationship with the fallen service member, according to Peter St. Onge.
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Sumter School District's board wants a $2.6 million in its budget. Here's where board members want the money to go.
The district's Board of Trustees is discussing plans for a 12.75 millage increase, equivalent to nearly $2.6 million in the budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year.
Sumter
Child who left Sumter home early Sunday morning returns home
Police announced around 9:30 p.m. that she had returned home after initially going missing around 3:15 a.m.
Sumter
Summerton man dies in Sumter County accident
The crash is still under investigation.
Crime
Drugs, guns and money lead to three arrests in Sumter
The search at their residence led to the discovery of crack cocaine, prescription pills, marijuana, firearms, and cash.
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Cayce teen starts lawn business to fund adoption
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Darci Strickland wins Master's Award from SC Broadcasters Association
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South Carolina mechanic gifts repaired cars to people in need
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Second man arrested in theft of chicken from Pilgrim's Pride
Another man has been taken into custody after theft of $40,000 of chicken breasts from Sumter company
Street Squad
South Sumter buildings to be demolished in revitalization effort
Funding from U.S. Congressman James Clyburn's office is helping the city and county to demolish vacant, dilapidated buildings in Sumter's south side.
Crime
Second man arrested in theft of chicken from Pilgrim's Pride
Another man has been taken into custody after theft of $40,000 of chicken breasts from Sumter company
Street Squad
South Sumter buildings to be demolished in revitalization effort
Funding from U.S. Congressman James Clyburn's office is helping the city and county to demolish vacant, dilapidated buildings in Sumter's south side.
Street Squad
Sumter residents unite for ceremony, fish fry to honor military lives lost on Memorial Day
With a late morning ceremony to an afternoon fish fry, Sumter residents honored those who have lost their lives serving our country on this Memorial Day.
Crime
Victim airlifted to hospital after shooting in Sumter County, suspect arrested
The victim's exact condition wasn't clear, but the sheriff's office said the person is believed to be stable after being airlifted to an area hospital.
Street Squad
Sumter residents unite for ceremony, fish fry to honor military lives lost on Memorial Day
With a late morning ceremony to an afternoon fish fry, Sumter residents honored those who have lost their lives serving our country on this Memorial Day.
Crime
Victim airlifted to hospital after shooting in Sumter County, suspect arrested
The victim's exact condition wasn't clear, but the sheriff's office said the person is believed to be stable after being airlifted to an area hospital.
Sumter
Man accused of stealing $40,000 worth of chicken in Sumter surrenders to deputies
Authorities said the suspect in the case turned himself in roughly 24 hours after his name was released to the public.
Street Squad
81st annual Iris Festival preparations underway at Swan Lake Iris Gardens
Sumter's biggest and oldest festival starts on Thursday. A year's worth of preparation goes into the Iris Festival each year.
Sumter
Man accused of stealing $40,000 worth of chicken in Sumter surrenders to deputies
Authorities said the suspect in the case turned himself in roughly 24 hours after his name was released to the public.
Street Squad
81st annual Iris Festival preparations underway at Swan Lake Iris Gardens
Sumter's biggest and oldest festival starts on Thursday. A year's worth of preparation goes into the Iris Festival each year.
Local News
Town of Mayesville focusing on revitalization while preserving history
Cynthia Massingill has been re-elected to Mayesville Town Council. Mayor Jereleen Miller hopes the council will push for progress while preserving history.
Local News
Sumter's Caterpillar hydraulic manufacturing plant closing beginning of 2024
The hydraulic manufacturing plant on the corner of North Wise Drive and Jefferson Road will be closing in early 2024, a Caterpillar representative says.
Local News
University of South Carolina studying history and impact of woodworking in the state
Researchers are cataloging and digitizing artifacts from the Williams Furniture Company to learn more about woodworking, a major state industry in the 20th century.
Local News
Town of Mayesville focusing on revitalization while preserving history
Cynthia Massingill has been re-elected to Mayesville Town Council. Mayor Jereleen Miller hopes the council will push for progress while preserving history.
Local News
Sumter's Caterpillar hydraulic manufacturing plant closing beginning of 2024
The hydraulic manufacturing plant on the corner of North Wise Drive and Jefferson Road will be closing in early 2024, a Caterpillar representative says.
Local News
University of South Carolina studying history and impact of woodworking in the state
Researchers are cataloging and digitizing artifacts from the Williams Furniture Company to learn more about woodworking, a major state industry in the 20th century.
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