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A northeast Indiana school district recently used a federal grant to buy about $10,000 in bedding and related items for a transitional housing program, a news release said.

Roberta R. Hamilton passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The News Courier on 2024-01-08.

Severe weather is expected to move into the Savannah area on Tuesday.

By Fred Steiner www.BlufftonForever.com A man named Gustavus Adolphus lived in Bluffton in 1880. That’s one name he went by. He also went by the name Dr. Rosenberg. Another Gustavus Adolphus (1594-1632) was once the King of Sweden. A college in St. Peter, Minnesota, founded in 1862, carries also his name. One of the most peculiar stories ever published in the Bluffton News

In communities along the South Carolina coast, including Charleston and Hilton Head, retirees and newcomers are changing the face of conservative politics.

GOSHEN — Thanks to Danny Bloss and Howard Busfield, an “Ice Throne” was part of the Fire and Ice Festival for Goshen First Fridays this month.

3 years after the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, 25 people from South Carolina have been charged for their alleged involvement with the breach.

Step into the past as we explore Texas' ghost towns. Thurber, a former coal-mining town, and Lobo, once bustling with timber industry, now stand as eerie reminders of a different time.

By Kaye Phillips For Swiss Community Historical Society Facebook E-mail is a commonly used form of communication, but have you heard of V-mail? V-mail, short for 'Victory mail" was used during WWII to expedite mail service for the Armed Forces serving overseas. V-mail was put in place to reduce the space needed to transport mail and free up room to ship other valuable

Bluffton residents could experience delays with trash and recyclable pickup.