Sumter, United States (Local)
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Alaysha Maple's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Sumter, South Carolina. She frequently covers events, seasonal topics, and private sector announcements related to entertainment news, house & home, family & relationships.
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By: Alaysha Maple
South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn is one of three who introduced a federal bill to establish a multi-site National Historical Park to honor Julius Rosenwald and his contributions to African American education. The bill, titled Rosenwald Schools …
By: Alaysha Maple
Sumter's Girl Scout Troop 2243 at First Presbyterian Church hosted its 5th Annual Day Camp. Each year, the weeklong camp is offered for free to the Girl Scouts and a very low fee for local girls interested in attending, according to Girl Scout …
By: Alaysha Maple
Joshua 24:15 reads, "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." And as Evangelist Glenda Miller recited it during Habitat for Humanity's 131st House Dedication on July 9, its significance lingered long after she said "Amen." It reflected …
By: Alaysha Maple
For the second consecutive year, South Carolina has seen a decrease in fatal overdoses. South Carolina Department of Public Safety released its 2024 Drug Overdose Death Report on July 8, an annual breakdown of the most recent year for which …
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Students will soon get back to the books as the 2026-27 school year starts Aug. 4. To help lighten the load, Sumter United Ministries' annual "Gear Up for Learning" Project is underway and has new drop-off locations. The annual community …
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National Association of Elementary School Principals reports children spend an average of 80% of their days out of school. And they encourage parents to make that time productive. Researchers have found that after-school programs have valuable …
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The 2026-27 school year is approaching. Before getting back to the books, students and parents should be aware of new state laws, signed in early 2026, that will roll out and begin to take shape this school year. Smart Heart Act Signed into …
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The countdown to the first day of school has begun, which means it's out with the sun-filled summer days and in with backpacks filled with pens, pencils, papers and possibilities. To help make the transition a bit easier, local organizations will …
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Nearly every property owner in Clarendon County is expected to see the estimated value of their property increase in 2026, but how much they ultimately pay in taxes will depend on more than the number printed at the top of their reassessment …
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Did you know the City of Sumter and Sumter United Ministries partnered to assist residents to pay their monthly water bill? In 2012, a customer, a disabled person who lived alone, repeatedly came into the City of Sumter Utility Finance Department …
