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The remains of a U.S. serviceman declared missing in action during the Korean War have been laid to rest in Easley.
Dennis Day, 54, waits for a ride outside of His House Ministries Thrift Shop in West Columbia after walking from Lexington to look for a job, among other things.- 10:50 AM
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Nelson Mandela sat beaming in a yellow armchair, his legs propped up on a large stool and covered with a pale yellow blanket. Ten grandchildren crowded around to serenade him with "Happy Birthday" and then smothered him with hugs and kisses.- 7:50 PM
Deputies accused of falsifying timesheets while working as school resource officers.- 4:42 PM
Bobby McQueen gets up every morning and goes to work. Sounds ordinary — but not to him. Eight years ago, McQueen became paralyzed in the right arm during a car accident and feared he would never work again.- 6:39 PM
As colorful as a peacock feather and just about as insubstantial, “Mamma Mia!” bounces along on the music of ABBA and a cast of pros who sell like there’s no tomorrow.
