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The United States of America into which Willie Wright was born in 1837 was on a quick-time march toward a hardly inconceivable and ultimately unavoidable liminal conflict resulting in the

In a public vote, the Sumter County School Board reversed its stance on a community school tour.

TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - Computer-maker Acer has successfully moved a proposed class action lawsuit to arbitration thanks to a policy presented to customers when they first turn on their laptops.

Tucked away within a Norman Rockwell-esque, pioneer cemetery, a mile or so east of Carpenter in Mitchell County, lay the remains of an American hero.

MIAMI (Legal Newsline) - A class action lawsuit complaining microwave macaroni and cheese takes longer than 3 1/2 minutes to prepare "stretches the bounds of plausibility well past the breaking point."

Deadly planets and deadly viruses must be contended with in this month’s selections.

After the death of John Olsen at the age of 95, ArtsHub takes a wander back across the artist's career, and the gift he leaves our nation.

‘BY THE way, Gerald, you should learn how to tie your tie better. Sentiment is all very well for the button-hole. But the essential thing for a…

Five people dead, including three children after shooting in Sumter.

Charles Slacks Jr. shot and killed his two children and one stepchild, along with his ex-wife's male coworker, according to Sumter Police Chief Russell Roark.