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Now You Know: Where did Agatha go?
What happens when a world-famous mystery crime novelist goes missing, only to resurface roughly two weeks later claiming to not remember who she is, you might ask, and I’m glad you did because just such a harrowing adventure befell British author Agatha Chrisitie.
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Star Alert 13U: Marlboro County’s dynasty in the making
MARLBORO COUNTY — For the past three years, one youth basketball program has turned Marlboro County into a proving ground for champions. The Star Alert 13U AAU team, founded and sponsored by Frank and Denise, owner of Stockyard Bar & Grill, has become a force that tournaments across the Southeast…
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Marlboro County’s newest champion
MARLBORO COUNTY — Marlboro County has produced its share of standout athletes, but every so often, a young competitor rises in a way that shifts the entire conversation.
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MCHS Track & Field: A record‑breaking era led by rising stars
MARLBORO COUNTY — Marlboro County High School is experiencing a golden age in Track & Field — an era defined by grit, discipline, and a new generation of athletes who are rewriting the record books one event at a time.
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Ever been hunted?
If you could, would you disappear? Have you ever thought about where you would go or what you would do?
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McColl honors its own
MCCOLL — Tuesday night McColl town council met for a regularly scheduled meeting where three integral members of the town of McColl employee family received recognition for their hard work and dedication to the town, even despite the occasional hardship. McColl Town Treasurer Tameka McLain, McColl Town Clerk Tammi Goff,…
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Crowds show up for Bennettsville’s inaugural Beeville Festival
BENNETTSVILLE — Springtime whimsy buzzed around Bennettsville Saturday for the town’s inaugural Beeville Festival; an all-day, fun-filled, jampacked entertainment event that drew crowds from neighboring counties throughout the day.
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Marlboro County Museum brings history to life
BENNETTSVILLE — Cannon fire boomed and war drums beat when the Marlboro County Museum’s Revolutionary War Living History Museum set up on the grounds of the Murchison School on Saturday.
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No action following McColl Town Council emergency meeting
MCCOLL — Last Wednesday, the McColl Town Council convened an emergency meeting at the request of Mayor Robert Outlaw to discuss a proposed Utility Stabilization and Infrastructure Recovery Plan and its potential impact on the McColl town budget.
