Lugoff NewsLocal news for Lugoff, SC continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.News- May 29, 2008 Lilfred's: old favorite under new ownership Lilfred's, one of Kershaw County's most long-running restaurant favorites, is under new ownership.http://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/news?fromrss=1 HOUSE 79- May 18, 2008 Rep. Bill Cotty announced he won't seek reelection for House District 79, which includes Northeast Richland and southwest Kershaw County.http://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/house-79?fromrss=1 ELECTION 2008Will House District 79 swing Democratic- May 16, 2008 "Especially as a conservative candidate, it is a challenge to address infrastructure needs without going against your principles and raising taxes" Unprecedented growth and shifting demographics could make House District 79, which includes portions of Northeast Richland and southwest Kershaw County, less reliably Republican than it has been over the past ... via The Statehttp://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/election-2008will-house-district-79-swing-demo... Becoming one with nature- May 14, 2008 "The layperson is getting more and more disconnected to nature, but some people are looking for ways to connect" Master Naturalist students, left kneeling, Hilda Flamholtz from Columbia, right standing, Susan Pherigo from Elgin and, front kneeling, Susan Creed of Columbia search the hardwood forest ground for plant ... via The Statehttp://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/becoming-one-with-nature?fromrss=1 Growth fuels Kershaw election- May 12, 2008 "It would be foolish to build a new fire station that does not accommodate 24-hour occupancy because we will need that as Elgin grows" Preparing for growth by expanding fire service and alleviating traffic are key issues for Kershaw County Council District 3 candidates. via The Statehttp://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/growth-fuels-kershaw-election?fromrss=1 Other Contested School Board Races- May 5, 2008 "When growth issues occur, our school board must use fiscally conservative budgets that can adapt to revenue changes, educational priorities, and infrastructure management" Those running for school board in the semirural Kershaw County district of roughly 10,000 students will be faced with several issues - primarily focused on growth. via The Statehttp://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/other-contested-school-board-races?fromrss=1 Gene Neeley- May 1, 2008 A graveside service for Melvin Eugene "Gene" Neeley, 77, will be held Thursday at 3:00 p.m. in Crescent Hill Memorial Gardens. via The State - South Carolinahttp://www.topix.net/city/lugoff-sc/2008/05/gene-neeley?fromrss=1 |