Sammy Waysumter is a journalist for the Osteen Publishing Company, focusing on local news in Sumterville, United States. With a passion for capturing the essence of the community, Sammy's articles cover a range of topics including events, community initiatives, historical reflections, and local achievements.
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Sammy Waysumter's coverage primarily focuses on local events, announcements, and community-oriented themes within Sumterville. They frequently cover stories related to local businesses, economic growth, merchandise stores and community development.
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By: Sammy Waysumter
75 YEARS AGO - 1949July 26 - Aug. 1- Sumter County runs from New York City to Florida these days, not as a result of "imperialistic conquest" but because of improved service on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. It's a gag, of course. Truth …
By: Sammy Waysumter
75 YEARS AGO - 1949Aug. 9 - 15- Rufe Watson of Sumter set a new world record in the senior division at the National Skeet Shooting Association's tournament at Dallas, Texas, on Sunday. Watson copped the senior title in the all-gauge event by …
By: Sammy Waysumter
This issue of Reflections revisits the city of Sumter circa 1889 when it was experiencing steady growth. This research addresses businesses, financial institutions, growth of its populace and changes in governance of its constituents. Data and …
By: Sammy Waysumter
Today's Reflections addresses the development of Sumter's most significant floral garden. H. C. Bland, upon entering retirement, desired to develop his own fishing pond, which evolved into Bland Pond and eventually became an integral part of Swan …
"Businesses will be suspended in Sumter at noon and the balance of the day will be devoted to celebrating the formal opening of the Wateree River bridge at Garner's Ferry, which is the connecting highway link on the most direct route between the …
D-Day was the most critical day of our generation. We are deeply indebted to the press, radio, and newsreels which since the beginning of the invasion have kept us fully informed as to the movements of the Allied Forces.
Editor's note: This is part two of a two-part series about the historic homes Sumter has seen through the years. Read part one at www.theitem.com/reflections.
Reflections recalls one of Sumter's hardware stores that met the needs of the community in numerous ways. This showcase facility featured a diversity of household utensils, garden products and sporting goods. The store was manned by employees who …
Reflections remembers the arrival of one of Sumter's attractive motor inns. The Mount Vernon Motor Court, constructed in 1954, continues to function in the city at its original location. The facility was frequented by many of Sumter's visitors who …
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