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Opinion: All three PSC board seats change hands
Fri,12/01/23-10:25AM , 321 Reads 8,542 Statewide
Aside from all the attention that a governor’s race properly receives, the second-most interesting election for a state office in November was for the Public Service Commission’s central district seat.
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Opinion: The world’s plastic problem
Fri,12/01/23-10:11AM , 354 Reads 11,979 Statewide
The author of a book about the environment has come up with a clever way to explain how, a few geologic eras from now, scientists will learn more about how we currently live.
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A Charleston runner, center, turns upfield with the ball during Nov. 24 Class 2A North State championship action against Union at Charleston High School’s Tiger Stadium. (Photo courtesy of EyeCandy By Mandy Moore)

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CHS Coach LaDon Taylor: 'My prayer is that we can get this done for the city'
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,11/30/23-5:14PM , 1,522 Reads
The Charleston Tigers will duel the Heidelberg Oilers Friday for a state championship in Class 2A football.
The game will kick off at 4 p.m. at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium at Ole Miss.
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Sumner Mayor Jackson Webb IV, left, presents a framed copy of a resolution to Oscar “Sam” Strong during a recent retirement celebration in Strong’s honor at Sumner Town Hall. (Photo by Toni Clark)

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Town of Sumner worker honored on retirement
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,11/30/23-4:57PM , 2,064 Reads
SUMNER — Oscar “Sam” Strong was honored during a recent retirement celebration at Sumner Town Hall.

In addition to a framed resolution adopted by the town’s Mayor and Board of Aldermen, Strong received a plaque lauding his 30 years of “outstanding and dedicated service” to the town, starting Sept. 16, 1993.
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