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As the St. Stephen UMC family reflects on 2023, they can give God the glory and praise for the blessings that they were able to bestow to the families in Orangeburg this past year.

A single mom who raised seven children while working as a nursing assistant, Jodie Cross knows what it's like to live on a tight budget. She also knows what it’s like to need a little help.

The year-end fundraising campaign for Fostering Youth Independence (FYI) exceeded its goal thanks to the generosity of the Santa Clarita community, the organization announced, as it also revealed the impact that FYI made supporting 100 local foster youth during 2023.

Three Springfield school board members voted against extending the contract of Superintendent Grenita Lathan, who joined the district in mid-2021.

“I’ve always had a passion for helping others in need especially in this community and especially the youth. I feel honored to be of service in this position, allowing me to carry on the torch in providing safe and healthy alternatives to the worlds of addictive distractions,” says Carter Grissom, Alex Rorabaugh Recreation Center’s executive […]

Souper Saturday, slated for Jan. 20, will be the first event of the new year in Claremores expanded Historic Downtown District, now called The Lilac District.

The goal of the Salvation Army is to help those in need, which goes far beyond the familiar red kettles people associate with Christmas.

The Optimist Club launched its pecan sale in mid-October after a three-year hiatus. Entering December, the club still has pecans for sale.

To the editor: Nine months ago many of our lives changed when a train derailed alongside East Taggart Street. Everyone in this community has a story to tell about how Feb. 3 impacted our lives. As a Norfolk Southern employee who calls East Palestine home, my story isn’t more important than anyone else’s, but it’s […]

Nearly 250 coats, hoodies and jackets were distributed at this year’s Coats in Totes event sponsored by the Elizabeth City State University Department of Radio and Television Services, WRVS 89.9FM and W18BB-TV.