A gold medal and three silvers are nothing to sneeze at as the old saying goes.
Rather, it’s something to be proud of over a two-year athletic career in the state meet.
Those are the honors Lancaster High School senior swimmer Jory Pettit posted in the last two Class AAAA state swim meets.
Pettit, as a junior, won the gold in the 50-yard freestyle and took the silver in the 100-yard freestyle.
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National recognition is nice and national recognition two straight years is, well, twice as nice.
That’s what Springs Memorial Hospital earned from the Joint Commission – the leading accreditor of health-care organizations in America.
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Most folks in our area know the importance of the University of South Carolina Lancaster in our community.
Palmetto State residents now know what we’ve known for years.
USCL, a regional campus of the University of South Carolina, was recently ranked as the most successful two-year campus in the Palmetto State.
A summary of college and university graduation rates prepared by the S.C. Commission on Higher Education scored USCL at a success rate of 66.9 percent.
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It’s almost show time for the seventh annual Indian Land Fall into Fun Festival and third annual S.C. Championship Chili Cookoff.
Saturday’s festival promises to be a lot of fun for everyone from toddlers to teens and older folks, all for a good cause.
“This is the biggest fundraiser for the Indian Land Rotary Club, and what we do with the funds is give back, mostly to the local Indian Land community,” Indian Land Rotary Club President Dr. Adam Cooper said.
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Sometimes it’s not all about the wins and losses.
Friday afternoon, Aug. 24, it was about a new start for the University of South Carolina Lancaster soccer program.
For the first time in the history of the school, the USCL Lancers teams were able to play matches on campus.
As Lancers’ athletic director Rick Walters said, fans watching the matches were watching more than soccer, they were “watching history.”
The Lancers’ women’s program is in its sixth season, while the USCL men are in their first campaign.
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No school. No work. Yes, it’s the Labor Day holiday. Time for that end-of-summer fling whether it’s in the mountains, the beaches or just in the backyard with family, friends, a grill and even fireworks.
Monday, Sept. 3, is a federal holiday that celebrates the contributions of America’s workers. Schools are closed, as well as government offices, banks and other businesses.
The origin of summer’s final holiday dates back 130 years.
The first U.S. Labor Day was celebrated on Sept. 5, 1882 in New York City.
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The last few weeks have been busy for teachers, students and their families as they scrambled to prepare for the school bells that rang Monday morning.
Many students and their parents took advantage of the recent sales-tax-free weekend to buy school supplies and clothes. And teachers have been busy preparing their classrooms for the return of students.
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There’s plenty of local football action on tap this weekend.
The ninth annual Founders Federal Credit Union Kickoff Classic is set for tonight, Aug. 17, at the Reservation at Indian Land High School.
The annual scrimmage at ILHS is the only place you can see all four county high school teams in action at one place.
Andrew Jackson High School kicks off the action as the Volunteers battle the McBee Panthers at 6 p.m.
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The summer of 2012 has been one to remember for shining efforts on the diamond.
That’s the glowing performances of four area teams – three banner baseball teams and a stellar softball squad.
Those teams include the Lancaster Post 31 American Legion team, the Lancaster Dixie Pre-Majors all-stars, the Lancaster Dixie Boys 13 all-stars and the Lancaster County Dixie Softball Darlings all-stars.
Each did well and produced their share of achievements.
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Given recent, tragic events, we think it is time to take a look at some statistics. If these numbers don’t grab your attention, nothing will.
More than 42,000 Americans were killed in 2006, more than 41,000 in 2007, 37,000 in 2008 and about 33,000 in 2009 and 2010. That totals out to more than 185,000 lost lives in a five-year period. That is enough national deaths to wipe out the entire population of Chester County six times over. It’s understandable that people are outraged and want the government to take action, regardless of whatever rights people possess.
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