This article is adapted from a story by Dr. Gene Atkinson from the March 17, 1996, edition of The Times and Democrat.
Rasheed Ali believes in getting to the truth even if it means risking his life. He’s proven that over the years with a fearlessness that has f…
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Three writers shared the journey to their respective literary paths while emphasizing the importance of reading along the way at the 12th annu…
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Back in January on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Into the Mouths of Babes/The Filling Station, in partnership with local sorority and fraternity…
COLUMBIA -- South Carolina Realtors's 2019 annual market report shows a record-breaking year for closed sales by Realtors.
Three authors who seek to inspire and motivate with the power they have each gained from writing will be brought together at The Times and Dem…
NORTH – Robin’s Café has a special connection to a former, near-half-century-old restaurant in the area.
A bank robber got away with an undetermined amount of cash in a Thursday afternoon bank robbery in Orangeburg.
Orangeburg Department of Public Safety investigators are searching for a suspected bank robber after a man demanded cash from a teller on Thur…
In the very early 1800s, Adam Shuler acquired a vast amount of land in the North Providence, Four Holes Swamp and Willow Branch areas. One tra…
MONCKS CORNER – Santee Cooper residential customer satisfaction increased in 2019 and once again topped the national average, according to res…
In the aftermath of the tragic accident of the Exotics Band while they were traveling to a gig in North Carolina 50 years ago on Oct. 3, 1969,…
COLUMBIA — Small business optimism ended the year historically strong, with a reading of 102.7, down 2 points from November.
COLUMBIA – A coalition led by the S.C. Chamber of Commerce is calling for changes in business license taxes.Â
Tony K. Cox of North Myrtle Beach was named chairman of the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) Commission at the commission's…
A staunch professionalism combined with an ability to provide a listening ear, solid advice and fun-loving humor has served Ella Riley well ov…
A staunch professionalism combined with an ability to provide a listening ear, solid advice and fun-loving humor has served Ella Riley well ov…
Orangeburg resident Julia Wolfe has a heart of gold that bursts forth with love for the family and friends who have enriched her life over the…
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Orangeburg resident Julia Wolfe has a heart of gold that bursts forth with love for the family and friends who have enriched her life over the…
There’s plenty to do this holiday season. From binge shopping to building gingerbread houses, we all look forward to participating in the many…
One of Eastern Orangeburg County’s favorite springtime traditions will continue March 25, when quarter horses and thoroughbreds head to the st…
The Grand American Coon Hunt has been called the "Kentucky Derby of Coon Hunting." Held annually in Orangeburg for 50 years, the Grand America…
Orangeburg County has always produced an outstanding group of black and white musicians. Over the years, our musical entertainers in all areas…
Russell Anderson lights up with a magical excitement when he thinks of building props from which everything from rabbits to motorcycles can ap…
Thanksgiving is a time to demonstrate an attitude of gratitude for the things that make our lives complete and whole. Teens across The T&D…
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