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Local teen graduates from SCSDB
SPARTANBURG — Newberry resident Aaron Sease recently graduated from the South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind (SCSDB) in Spartanburg.
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Logue reaches Eagle Scout rank
LITTLE MOUNTAIN — May 3, 2026, was a great time for celebration as Troop 61, Little Mountain, hosted an Eagle Court of Honor for Thomas Logue at the Little Mountain Ruritan Club Building.
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A life devoted to public service, professionalism
NEWBERRY — Dr. Boyd Hobson Parr of Newberry has devoted his life to professionalism and public service.
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Museum expands exhibit highlighting history of Newberry College
NEWBERRY — The Newberry Museum recently expanded and relocated its exhibit highlighting the deep history of Newberry College. Previously on the main floor of the museum, the exhibit has now relocated to the mezzanine level of the museum and has been redesigned into six distinct topics, beginning with the exploration…
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Crescent Hospice welcomes Castellone as MD
GREENWOOD — Crescent Hospice recently announced Dr. Reid D. Castellone, MD, as Medical Director for the Greenwood, South Carolina region, strengthening the organization’s commitment to providing compassionate, patient-centered hospice care for individuals and families across the community.
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Council recognizes employees for service
NEWBERRY COUNTY — Newberry County recognized a handful of employees for their continued service to the county during the May 20 council meeting.
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Paying tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice
NEWBERRY — Community members braved the looming storms to remember and honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country during the annual Memorial Day ceremony held at the Edward Kyzer Firehouse Conference Center on May 24.
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Memorial Holiday kicks off 100 Deadly Days of Summer
SOUTH CAROLINA — Memorial Day marks the start of the 100 Deadly Days of Summer travel season as the South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) steps up its Buckle Up, South Carolina (BUSC) campaign reminding motorists seat belts save lives and reduce injuries.
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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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Town of Whitmire welcomes Palmetto Citizens FCU
WHITMIRE — Folks down the road in Whitmire had cause for celebration as they welcomed Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union to town during a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday morning.
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Buying cute Easter chicks? Don’t.
PICKENS COUNTY — Baby chickens and ducks make for adorable Easter scenery, as their soft feathers and diminutive size make them a natural draw for inquisitive and loving children just looking for a new pet. But those little winged cuties will grow up into adult animals, which often make them…
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County Council reviews proposed FY 2026-27 budget
NEWBERRY COUNTY — Newberry County Council began discussions on the 2026-27 Budget during two work sessions last week. All numbers presented are projected numbers and are subject to change.














