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Despite a majority “no” vote from its planning commission, Kershaw County Council voted 6-1 on April 23 to pass first reading of an ordinance that would amend the county’s zoning

JUST SAY IT AIN’T SO I’m just having a real hard time accepting that my longtime friend Harry Stephens is gone. Early Sunday morning I glanced

Despite being pulled from the agenda for Kershaw County Council’s March 26 meeting, one of the night’s top topics — and certainly among public comment speakers — was a request

The battle for Texas House of Representatives District 21 is now in a runoff and will depend on how many people get out and vote in the Republican

During an approximately three hour and 45-minute meeting on Jan. 23, Kershaw County Council voted, 4-3, to defer approving a resolution opposing the potential widening of U.S. 521 from just

During their Jan. 9 meeting, members of Kershaw County Council — with the exception of District 2 Councilman Sammie Tucker Jr., who was absent — sparred with each other and

2023 FADES INTO HISTORY Well, we’ve come to the end of another year. 2023 went by with rapid speed. The weeks and months just ran into one another.

During Kershaw County Council’s Dec. 12 meeting, Vice Chair/District 4 Councilman Jimmy Jones made a motion to amend its public comment guidelines. The primary change Jones offered was to restrict

As I recount in one of today’s front-page stories, during Kershaw County Council’s Dec. 12 meeting, Vice Chair/District 4 Councilman Jimmy Jones motioned to change the public comment guidelines so

Kershaw County Council heard what is likely to be the final report regarding the private reinternment in August of 12 of the so-called Camden 14 whose remains were discovered in