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 The Whitmire News
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Local Guardsmen Get Honorary Escort Home
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 By Donna Bumgarner
Contributing Writer
Sirens echoed across the air and blue lights flashed as members of the 218th Infantry Brigade of Operation Enduring Freedom headed home after serving their country in Afghanistan. They were escorted through Whitmire by the Whitmire Police Department, the Whitmire Fire Department, and a group of Patriot Guard Riders who proudly flew their flags as they led the men home. |
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 The Woodruff News
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Woodruff Man Named Coast Guard's Enlisted Person of the Year
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 JUNEAU, Alaska - The Coast Guard has named a crewmember of the Coast Guard Cutter Hickory as its 2007 active duty Enlisted Person of the Year.
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 The Middle Tyger Times
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Lyman Resident Raises Questions About Mayoral Candidate's Financial Dealings
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 By Jay King
HOMETOWN NEWS
jking@hometown-news.com
A Lyman resident has raised questions about the financial dealings of mayoral candidate Dennis Lindey following an examination into the backgrounds of all three candidates.
Charles Miller, who is also running for a seat on the Lyman Town Council, approached Hometown News with documents late last week that describe a variety of financial difficulties Lindey is facing. Miller told the paper that he couldn't let go unchallenged the statement Lindey made in an earlier interview in which he described himself as a successful businessman.
Miller came to the monthly town council meeting Monday night with the intention of asking Lindey about the information in the documents, but Lindey declined to comment and drove away with a fellow councilman.
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Ride For Chelsey Exceeds Fundraising Goal
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 By John Messer
Contributing Writer
Forty members of the Foothills Thunder Motorcycle Club met on Monday, 5 May, at 7:00 pm in Inman City Hall. Focus of this meeting was to present a check for the proceeds of a club sponsored âRide For Chelseyâ to raise money for offsetting medical expenses for Chelsey Mitchell. |
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 LEGAL NOTICE. The Will of PAUL F. LISTER Deceased, was delivered to me and filed April 4, 2008. No proceedings for the probate of said Will have begun.
Ponda A. Caldwell, Judge
LEGAL NOTICE. The Will of ELBERT L. LANFORD Deceased, was delivered to me and filed April 22, 2008. No proceedings for the probate of said Will have begun.
Ponda A. Caldwell, Judge
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Monday, May 08, 2000 HOMES & LAND FOR SALE
YOU NEED A NEW HOME. We Need Trade-Ins. 503-8007 - Freedom Homes.
JOE AND SUE TRADED THEIR JUNKER IN FOR A NEW HOME and their Payment went DOWN! 503-8007 - Freedom Homes.
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 The Chesnee Tribune
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Chesnee High's Little Women Presentation is a Hit A Star is Born |
Thursday, May 08, 2008 By David Stephens
HOMETOWN NEWS
Louisa May Alcott's classic work of literature, Little Women, tells the story of The Marches, a family used to hard toil and suffering. While Father March is away with the Union Army, Marmee March tends to her four daughters Meg, Jo, Amy, and Beth as they live through good times and bad. Even while pledging to remain together for their entire lives, the sisters learn that life's circumstances will alter even the best - laid plans.
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 Spartanburg County News
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Spring Fling brings smiles, laughter, food and fun
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 By Leon G. Russ
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lruss@hometown-news.com
The streets of downtown Spartanburg were packed with festival-goers all weekend long as the annual Spring Fling pulled in young and old alike to the huge street festival.
Johnice Wofford of Moore was found walking along Church Street with her husband and two children. She recalled attending Spring Fling when she was a child. She said, "It's been wonderful. It's so family - friendly."
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 The Boiling Springs Sentry
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Ride For Chelsey Exceeds Fundraising Goal
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 By John Messer
Contributing Writer
Forty members of the Foothills Thunder Motorcycle Club met on Monday, 5 May, at 7:00 pm in Inman City Hall. Focus of this meeting was to present a check for the proceeds of a club sponsored Ride For Chelsey to raise money for offsetting medical expenses for Chelsey Mitchell.
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 The Blacksburg Times
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Public shares thoughts on proposed nuclear plant
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 By Megan Anderson
HOMETOWN NEWS
megan@hometown-news.com
Duke Energy won't make a final decision about building the William States Lee III Nuclear Station in Cherokee County before 2010, but things are starting to heat up now.
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From the White House to the Lighthouse Blackwell Supports Wounded Warriors |
Sunday, May 04, 2008 -- When you talk to Sagen Blackwell, the first thing you notice is her bubbly personality and her energy. She talks a mile a minute, but not about the latest teen fashions or whats at the top of the music chart. No. Stop and listen. Sagen talks about life and living it to the fullest. And she talks about helping the Wounded Warriors who struggle to get back to some normalcy of life after serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. |
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