Vanessa Brewer-Tyson

David Tyson, a resident of Pageland, caught this huge bass in a local pond last week. (Tyson just might have fish instead of turkey this Thanksgiving.)

Military veteran Paul Sellers, left center, is shown during Springhill Assisted Living’s Veterans Day program Monday. Sellers and Paul Laisure, a military veteran, were honored during the program. Photos by Simeon Little, for the Progressive Journal

Pageland Fire Chief Tommy Rivers presented former State Sen. Penry Gustafson with a copy of the letter he received from the S.C. Department of Public Safety confirming state appropriated funds of $1 million for the purchase and implementation of 800 radio infrastructure equipment for the fire department and rescue squad during the Pageland Town Council meeting Nov. 4.

PAGELAND, S.C. — The Pageland Town Council held its monthly meeting Monday, Nov. 4, due to the 2024 Presidential Election on Nov. 5

Springhill Assisted Living held its annual Christmas Drop In Sunday, Dec. 8, for its residents and their loved ones.

The Lynches River Electric Co-op’s branch of Women Involved in Rural Electrification (WIRE) collected items from the Hospice Foundation of Chesterfield County’s Wish List for patients of the foundation during its Christmas celebration Dec. 3. Pictured with the items are, from left, Charlotte Childers, branch treasurer, and Rosea Miller, branch president. Photos by Vanessa Brewer-Tyson

The Chesterfield County Council District 2 Primary Special Election was held Tuesday, Dec. 10, with four Democratic candidates vying to fill the seat.

Sherri Honeycutt, center, was sworn in as Pageland’s interim municipal judge during the Pageland Town Council meeting on Dec. 3. Judge Robert Miskelly, left, who is retiring at the end of the year, officiated during the ceremony. David Honeycutt, right, joined his wife during the swearing-in. Submitted

The town of Pageland has approved new rate increases for its citizens beginning January 2025.

Members of the Lynches River Electric Co-op’s branch of Women Involved in Rural Electrification (WIRE) donated items from the foundation’s Wish List during its Christmas social earlier this month. Pictured with the items, from left, are Charlotte Childers, branch treasurer, and Rosea Miller, branch president. Vanessa Brewer-Tyson