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GSAH accepting applications for summer programs
GREENVILLE -- The South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities is accepting applications for its 2010 summer programs and the 2010-11 residential high school.
GREENVILLE -- The South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities is accepting applications for its 2010 summer programs and the 2010-11 residential high school.
'Circus Magic, Fairy Tales and More': O-W Drama club prepares for Dec. 1-3 production
Like the final act of the play its helping finance, an Orangeburg community foundation's grant has saved the day for a popular local production of children's theater.
Like the final act of the play its helping finance, an Orangeburg community foundation's grant has saved the day for a popular local production of children's theater.
Gamecock Guarantee makes college accessible to students in need
COLUMBIA -- A University of South Carolina program that covers tuition for its neediest in-state students is making college dreams a reality for more than 200 undergraduates in the program.
COLUMBIA -- A University of South Carolina program that covers tuition for its neediest in-state students is making college dreams a reality for more than 200 undergraduates in the program.
HEARTTHROB: Taylor S. Norman
School : Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School Grade : 12th Have you done anything newsworthy? Attended the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., where I got to explore Capitol Hill and speak with Rep. Jim Clyburn
School : Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School Grade : 12th Have you done anything newsworthy? Attended the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., where I got to explore Capitol Hill and speak with Rep. Jim Clyburn
OCHEA holds spelling bee
The Orangeburg Christian Home Educators Association held its annual spelling bee in October at Bethel Church. Eleven students participated in the event. Pictured, front row, from left, are Mackie Faile, Cate Williams, Anna House, Caroline Antley, Lucas Antley, Andre House and Nicole Clark; back row, Erin Clark, Emmie Treadaway, Sarah Clark and Bo Faile.
The Orangeburg Christian Home Educators Association held its annual spelling bee in October at Bethel Church. Eleven students participated in the event. Pictured, front row, from left, are Mackie Faile, Cate Williams, Anna House, Caroline Antley, Lucas Antley, Andre House and Nicole Clark; back row, Erin Clark, Emmie Treadaway, Sarah Clark and Bo Faile.
O-W holds Ladies', Gentlemen's Club induction
Nearly 200 community leaders, teachers, family and friends attended an Oct. 19 ceremony to induct 90 youths into the Orangeburg Chapter of the Ladies' and Gentlemen's clubs at Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School.
Nearly 200 community leaders, teachers, family and friends attended an Oct. 19 ceremony to induct 90 youths into the Orangeburg Chapter of the Ladies' and Gentlemen's clubs at Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School.
Claflin coronation kicks off events for Homecoming Week
Lakya Norelle Rice said she will do her best to fulfill the duties and responsibilities of her position as Claflin University's Miss Homecoming 2009-2010.
Lakya Norelle Rice said she will do her best to fulfill the duties and responsibilities of her position as Claflin University's Miss Homecoming 2009-2010.
Being a leader: Youths encouraged to promote change with leadership council
A group of 13 youths are working to inspire and promote leadership among their peers to make Orangeburg County a better place to live.
A group of 13 youths are working to inspire and promote leadership among their peers to make Orangeburg County a better place to live.
CCHS cheerleaders celebrate Homecoming, Senior Night
Calhoun County High School cheerleaders Bregitta Adams, Quianna Allen, Diamond Anderson, Teyonda Butler, Precious Carson, Tiyauntis Collins, Laniesha Davis, Michelle Frazier, Brandi Funderburke, Patience Green, Tatiana Howell, Quierra Johnson, Alyssa Key, Ebony Matthews, Thomasena Mosley, LaVonte Robinson, Adrionna Sumter, Quianna Thomas, Rachel Troutman and Shatina Wright, have been working hard this year to support their school.
Calhoun County High School cheerleaders Bregitta Adams, Quianna Allen, Diamond Anderson, Teyonda Butler, Precious Carson, Tiyauntis Collins, Laniesha Davis, Michelle Frazier, Brandi Funderburke, Patience Green, Tatiana Howell, Quierra Johnson, Alyssa Key, Ebony Matthews, Thomasena Mosley, LaVonte Robinson, Adrionna Sumter, Quianna Thomas, Rachel Troutman and Shatina Wright, have been working hard this year to support their school.
Youths raise $65,000 for scholarship program
NORWAY -- Several years ago, Beaver Creek Educational Baptist Association decided to start a scholarship program to enable area youths to attend college.
NORWAY -- Several years ago, Beaver Creek Educational Baptist Association decided to start a scholarship program to enable area youths to attend college.