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(The following report is based on minutes of Elgin Town Council’s April 2 meeting, provided by Mayor Melissa Emmons, with additional reporting by Editor Martin L. Cahn.)

The conductor discusses Gramophone's Recording of the Month

Just because we’re moving today to our new office at 1001-D Market St. (see today’s front page; the new office will open Monday) doesn’t mean we’re changing our mission here

After 42 years on West DeKalb Street, the Chronicle-Independent is moving to a new home: 1001-D Market St. in Camden. The move is taking place today, with the office opening

Those of you looking for the third part of our coverage of the Cleveland School fire’s 100th anniversary ceremonies will be relieved to know we will publish it on Tuesday.

As the time for Camden City Council to approve the city’s proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 budget draws closer, pleas from retired city employees continue to express their worries about

By 4 p.m. Saturday afternoon, there should have been no one left in Kershaw County with any doubt that the three-day Camden Burials event was anything less than a resounding

Today, Kershaw County Council will consider a schedule that will have the county taking up the county’s proposed Fiscal Year 2024 budget and millage simultaneously. It’s been a while since

The RPS launches this year’s edition of the Young Classical Writers Prize

Philippe Jaroussky on his new album, À sa guitare