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PASTOR’S CORNER: Good afflictions
I know today it may sound crazy when I say “good afflictions,” because afflictions usually are painful; and how can that be good? When you are hurting all the time, up and down the road seeing specialists, chiropractors, physical therapists, psychiatrists, taking chemotherapy, radiation, visiting jailhouses, having three and four…
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MCSD Community Update Meetings scheduled
BENNETTSVILLE — Marlboro County School District is inviting parents, staff, students and community members to stay connected with the district through a series of MCSD Community Update Meetings during the 2026–2027 school year.
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JV Bulldogs dominate Panthers in 48–7 statement victory
BENNETTSVILLE — The JV Bulldogs delivered a commanding performance of the season, overpowering the Carolina Forest Panthers in a 48–7 rout that showcased discipline, speed, and complete control on both sides of the ball.
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“City on the Move” stops to hear from the Lord
BENNETTSVIILE— Scripture wrapped around the streets of Bennettsville Friday when the “City on the Move” paused for 24-hours to hear the Bible read from the center of town during Bennettsville: A City Set Apart, a community prayer event led by local Pastor Jacob Orr and Bennettsville Mayor Tyron Abraham, alongside…
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Clio Strong Never Forgets
CLIO— In honor of the nation’s fallen, the town of Clio organized a September 11, 2001 remembrance service that drew residents, neighbors, friends, elected officials and first responders from across the county Friday. The town of Clio’s service began at 9:45 a.m. with attendees gathering at the flag in the…
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The future we choose
For 60 years, a flickering TV screen has served as a portal to a better tomorrow. What began in 1966 as a struggling, low-budget television sci-fi series has blossomed into a multi-generational cultural anchor, quietly shaping the architecture of our modern world and the contents of our hearts.
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A Bulldog for Life
BENNETTSVILLE — For Mr. Elzanie Dease, being a Marlboro County High School Bulldog fan, isn’t just about football. It’s a lifelong love for his community, his hometown team, and the young people who proudly wear the Bulldog uniform.
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How old is too old?
Political office term limits is a conversation that dates back to the days of debating the Articles of Confederation, but once again flared back up with the June 14, 2026, disappearance, er, “hospitalization” of U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell. In an attempt to calm fears, the McConnell team released an image…
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Bennettsville Crime Report for August 24
At approximately 5:37 p.m. officers responded to a residence on Pershing Street following a complaint from a gentleman claiming his brother was threatening him via text message. At the scene, the caller stated to officers that the threats stemmed from an ongoing dispute over property belonging to their deceased mother.…
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Busy weekend for MCSO includes nightclub shooting and drowning investigation
Update: This article has been updated to reflect an error in reporting. The juvenile drowning victim’s name has not been currently released. The juvenile mentioned in the article did unfortunately drown in the Mooresville area of North Carolina. The Herald -Advocate apologizes for this grievous error.
