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County facilities to carry names of English, Frierson - Manning Live (opens the original)
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Two of Clarendon County’s newest facilities will carry the names of late councilmen Andrew Carl “A.C.” English Jr. and the Rev. William James “W.J.” Frierson Sr., whose combined tenure on council spanned more than four decades. County Council approved resolutions Sept. 14 naming the buildings the A.C. English Animal Control Facility and the Reverend W.J. Frierson Public Services Facility. English died April 19, 2026, after serving four terms on council. Frierson, who died Dec. 26, 2025, served e
Road repairs ahead as Manning tackles city projects - Manning Live (opens the original)
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With several major infrastructure and downtown projects underway, City Administrator Scott Tanner said his focus after returning to Manning is getting existing work across the finish line before taking on additional major projects. Tanner returned as city administrator Aug. 11, a little more than a year after leaving the position for Florence County. He previously spent 12 years as Manning’s administrator and oversaw an estimated $40 million to $50 million in water and sewer infrastructure impro
Zell seeks permanent law for magistrate health coverage - Manning Live (opens the original)
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State Sen. Jeff Zell says he plans to pursue permanent legislation addressing health insurance eligibility for part-time magistrates after a state budget change left some Clarendon County magistrates facing the loss of coverage and raised questions about the county’s court staffing. The issue stems from the removal of a longstanding state budget provision that allowed part-time magistrates to receive state health insurance even if they did not work enough hours to otherwise qualify. Without that
A second Well, a wider reach - Manning Live (opens the original)
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After more than a year of searching for the right way to serve families in eastern Clarendon County, Well Watered Ministries has opened its second location in Turbeville. The Summerton-based nonprofit celebrated the grand opening of The Well at Turbeville on Sept. 17 at 1292 Green St., expanding its food pantry, free boutique and family assistance programs into an area where transportation can make existing resources difficult to reach. Founder and director Eliana Jenkinson said the ministry’s g
Growing up gold: Mary Catherine uses her story to help others - Manning Live (opens the original)
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At 20 years old, Mary Catherine Buyck can summarize nearly her entire life in a list of treatments most people will never experience. She was 14 months old when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Since then, there have been countless treatments and rounds of chemotherapy, three brain surgeries, surgery to place a shunt after developing hydrocephalus and six weeks of proton radiation. But standing before the Manning Rotary Club on Sept. 16, Buyck told that story with the same humor she has lea
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