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Receipts Required: Council OK’s New Reimbursement Policy

  • By James Denton
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WINNSBORO – County Council Monday night unanimously passed a revised policy governing how Council members would be reimbursed for mileage and other expenses. Prior to...

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Precincts 1 & 3 Swing Election

  • By Barbara Ball
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BLYTHEWOOD – It only took about 320 voters to seat a new majority to the Blythewood Town Council last week. With 1,551 registered voters in...

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Mt. Zion Vote Delayed

  • By James Denton
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WINNSBORO – While Town Council once again deferred to a later date any final decision on a proposal by the Friends of Mt. Zion Institute...

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Commission OK’s Primrose Lots

  • By Barbara Ball
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BLYTHEWOOD – The Planning Commission voted unanimously to allow developer D. R. Horton, who owns most of Cobblestone Park, to add two single-family lots (each...

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Election Signals Shift in Balance of Power

  • By Barbara Ball
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BLYTHEWOOD – With the balance of power at stake in the Blythewood Town Council election Tuesday evening, two of the challengers, Bob Massa and Tom...

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Tax Credit Passes First Reading

  • By James Denton
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WINNSBORO – An ordinance to offer a one-time tax credit in order to attract an international company cleared its public hearing and second reading by...

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County Puts Recreation Vote to a Vote

  • By James Denton
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WINNSBORO – After months of political wrangling, debate and delays, County Council Monday night at last made an affirmative decision regarding recreation spending. In a...

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