Living on Purpose – Injecting faith into our doubt
Feb26

Living on Purpose – Injecting faith into our doubt

Soon after Jesus had resurrected, we find a beautiful passage found in John Chapter 20 that is a wonderful example of how much God loves us and wants to encourage us.

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Clemson Extension working to eliminate ‘food deserts’ through new program

Gloria Brown had a vision to bring a market and produce stand back to her south Anderson community.

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Earnhardt Jr. returning to NASCAR, Darlington
Feb26

Earnhardt Jr. returning to NASCAR, Darlington

Dale Earnhardt Jr. has announced that he will compete in Darlington Raceway’s NASCAR XFINITY Series Sport Clips Haircuts VFW 200 race, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 31 (live on NBC and MRN), at the track Too Tough To Tame. “There are many things I love about Darlington that contributed to my decision to run there this year, but the main reason is the track surface,” Earnhardt Jr. said. “I love races where you have to be smart and...

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Hartsville roundabout changes traffic pattern

The S.C. Department of Transportation has informed the City of Hartsville that the contractor for the West Carolina Avenue Roundabout construction would be switching the traffic pattern starting Feb. 22 and continuing indefinitely. This traffic pattern switch will open West Carolina Avenue (using the roundabout) and close West Home Avenue and Trailwood Drive near the roundabout. Road closures: A portion of West Home Avenue near the...

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Free Helmet Safety Day for kids

The Pilot Club of Darlington is sponsoring a Kids’ Free Helmet Safety Day program on March 9 at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, 226 South Main St., Darlington. The bike helmets are for kids 1-6 years old. Puppet shows are being held every half-hour between 9 a.m. and noon. Every child who attends one of the puppet shows gets a free bike helmet and a free safety coloring book as long as supplies last. Helmet sizes are for kids...

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S.C. students write, perform play  for international audience in Dubai
Feb26

S.C. students write, perform play for international audience in Dubai

Ten Clemson University theater students took their show on the road in a big way this month, traveling to Dubai to perform their original play, “Hello, My Name Is,” at the American University of Sharjah (AUS) as part of the second International Theatre Festival.

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