Bertram Rantin
Bertram Rantin
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BERTRAM RANTIN
Rantin: Getting a move on – for fun, health and safety
A morning of movement was part of the second annual In Action Play Day, put on at the camp by Safe Kids Midlands and Kohl’s stores. The multi-hour field day Wednesday was intended to encourage children to be more active.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
A ride to give wings to honor
The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department will take to the highways again this Saturday for the fifth annual motorcycle ride to benefit Honor Flight South Carolina.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
A big boost for literacy
Efforts to improve literacy throughout the community, including programs for homeless children, recently received a big boost from Central Carolina Community Foundation.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
Rantin: Taking time to take care of families of sick children
Christy Sears will never forget that pivotal encounter at the Medical University of South Carolina last January.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
Lex. 1 school closes chapter on popular book with fair
Third-graders at the Lexington 1 school took a little inspiration from the E.B. White classic, “Charlotte’s Web,” as they held an old-fashioned carnival to conclude their study of the popular children’s novel.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
Bertram Rantin: Comfort in times of crisis
La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries in Lexington made a comforting stop at the Columbia Ronald McDonald House late last week.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
Ex-zookeeper found true calling in school
Julie Krusen might just as easily have ended up a zookeeper or animal trainer.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
RANTIN: Cops and Calabash: Serving up a good cause
Lexington County Sheriff’s Department deputies and Lexington Police Department officers served up a dose of hospitality recently for Special Olympics.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
RANTIN: Riding the rails with vets
Robert Kuhn still has vivid memories, if not all fond ones, of his first train ride.
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BERTRAM RANTIN
RANTIN: Making a case for home ownership
George Cauthen gazed up at his would-be opponents Friday morning and savored the not-so-ironic encounter. The attorney with Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough was adding an exterior wall to the Habitat Home that’s taking frame in downtown Columbia, while some others worked on the roofing...





