Joye Hoffman can still remember the days following the Dec. 29, 1976 fire that destroyed the old Swansea High building. Not just because it took the staff days to sort through records, brushing off the singed edges of student files.
For Ted Keister, a stint as a summer camp counselor during his college days set him on the path to becoming an educator. He was working at Camp Burnt Gin, a summer camp in Wedgefield, for children who have physical disabilities and chronic illnesses.- 8:56 PM
Three decades ago, Nancy Cheek and Lynelle Rush banded together to help bring gifted and talented educational programs to Kershaw County schools.- 8:59 PM
In her college days Marjorie Turner had her sights set on becoming an opera singer. One day her father gave the mezzo soprano a bit of unsolicited advice.- 8:53 PM
After losing at home for the first time this season, with a state title on the line, Gilbert baseball coach Ashley Burnett admitted he has no idea how his team would react.
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