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Jobs hard to find, even for those who've worked all their lives
By GENE ZALESKI, T&D Staff Writer | Leave a CommentSantee resident Ricky Void, 50, has had a lot of jobs in his lifetime. Read More »
Woman keeps faith amid long job search
By GENE ZALESKI, T&D Staff Writer | Leave a CommentAlicia Barnwell, 27, sits outside of the Orangeburg Workforce Development Center with her 2-year old daughter Kelia on her lap. Read More »
The stress of it: Support needed in tough times
By DIONNE GLEATON, T&D Staff Writer | Leave a CommentKent Gleaton admits to living one day at a time after being unemployed for the past eight months. Read More »
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Hipp honored with Order of the Palmetto
When Claflin University Trustee C. John Hipp, III arrived at the 2009 Leadership Giving Luncheon on campus Friday, he did not know the state of South Carolina’s highest civilian honor for service, the Order of the Palmetto, would be given to him.
Stimulus money to aid Family Health Centers
Federal stimulus money awarded to Orangeburg-based Family Health Centers Inc. will fund building renovations and new equipment purchases, an FHC official says.
Zoning panel denies request to operate daycare from home
Orangeburg County Board of Zoning Appeals commissioners Wednesday denied an Orangeburg woman’s request to open a child daycare in a single-family residential district.
Veterans enjoy patriotic music, dance at program
ST. MATTHEWS, S.C. – The William Thomson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual Veterans Day celebration at the Calhoun Convalescent Center in St. Matthews on Nov. 11 to honor the center’s own resident veterans.
