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Lawson Holland, a 1974 Clemson Football letterman who later served as Clemson's wide receivers coach from 1979-85, passed away at the age of 70. He coached Clemson's wide receivers in 1981 as part of the program's first national championship campaign. Included below is an obituary via the McMillan-Small Funeral Home & Crematory. Lawson Holland passed away peacefully at his home after declining health at the age of 70. Lawson was born on September 29, 1952 in Mooresville, North Carolina to Ruby and Ben Holland. He graduated from Mooresville High School in 1970 where he played...

TUPELO • Sandra Hudson has been fascinated by typefaces for as long as she can remember. Once, as a small child, she saw a typeface in a book that she

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A sailboat model that was designed and first built in Massachusetts back in 1921 is still gracing the waters of New England a century later.Bill Womack, a Vietnam War veteran and former civil engineer, considers himself the fourth steward of the Beetle Cat Boat Shop, which is now located in Wareham.The business' namesake, John Beetle, built the first "Beetle Cat" in New Bedford 100 years ago as a way for children to learn the skill of mastering a gaff-rigged working boat."The Beetle family was famous for building whale boats," Womack said.Soon, the Beetle Cat evolved into the perfect sai...