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Cate Goff, Editor (803) 513-5108
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Fred Davidson, Sales Manager (803) 466-4604
As we usher in the new year, several challenges and opportunities lie ahead for our beloved Kershaw County, particularly in the Elgin area that I am honored to represent. As I have mentioned many times, one prominent issue that demands our attention is the unchecked residential growth that has become increasingly prevalent throughout our county. While growth is a sign of prosperity and development, its unchecked nature can lead to a myriad of challenges that affect the quality of life for our residents. As we strive for progress, it is crucial to strike a balance that ensures sustainable growth, preserves our natural resources, and maintains the unique charm that makes Kershaw County such a special place to live. One of the primary concerns stemming from unchecked residential growth is the strain on our infrastructure. Our roads, schools, and public services are vital components of our community, and as our population continues to grow, so does the demand for these essential services. I am committed to working with my fellow council members to bring forward ordinances that will allow stakeholders, like our school district, a voice when it comes to growth. Preserving the character of Elgin and Kershaw County is another paramount consideration. Uncontrolled development may jeopardize our scenic landscapes, historical sites, and the small-town atmosphere that attracts residents to our area. We must implement thoughtful zoning regulations that strike a balance between growth and preservation. One way to do this is to focus our efforts on attracting industry and businesses, rather than sprawling residential developments of starter homes.
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Celebrating 20 Years By: Editor Cate Lynch Goff
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Believe it or not, The Elgin News kicks off our 20th year of publication in 2024. Many thanks to our advertisers and contributors who have helped shape The Elgin News - we couldn't do it without you! Travel with us back to 2004, when The Elgin News was just getting started, and let's remember what life was like... • MySpace reaches 1M users, and Facebook is launched at Harvard. • Google launched Gmail — in beta form — though many people didn't think it was a real product because they announced it on April Fools' Day. • The Razr phone was launched, as well as the Nintendo DS. People listened to iPod Minis while on the go. Everyone sported a yellow LIVESTRONG rubber bracelet. Janet Jackson revealed a bit more than expected during the Super Bowl halftime show. The final episode of Friends had everyone in tears, until we got hooked on Desperate Housewives and Lost. The Notebook was released and had us crying again, while Mean Girls had us laughing. Low carb diets like Atkins and South Beach were all the rage. The Lord of the Rings (The Return of the King) took home Best Picture honors at the Oscars. The Spirit Rover lands on Mars, and sends back the best quality images of another planet the world had ever seen. Micheal Phelps wins six gold and two bronze medals at the Summer Olympics.
The Elgin News builds community and brings people together by informing everyone about local businesses, services, schools organizations, government, activities, events and other information useful for becoming involved. It helps those who live and work in Elgin to get to know each other as people and to become friends. The Elgin News accepts no responsibility for the contents of the advertisements or articles. Advertisements and articles are accepted with the full responsibility of the advertiser for worth and accuracy. Readers who wish to comment or have concerns regarding advertisements contained herein are urged to phone the Elgin News at (803) 513-5108 or (803) 466-4604. The Elgin News will discontinue accepting advertising from firms of alleged dubious reputation. Rates are net - discount agreements must be reflected on the publication order. Invoices due on receipt. Tearsheets and proofs available upon request. Advertising setup, changes and publication verification are provided at no charge. 15% agency comm. is 30-days firm. Photography charges negotiable. By-line articles are the property of the contributor and may not be reproduced without permission.
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Elgin Police Dept. Incident Reports
Harassing Phone Calls: Officer was dispatched to a call about harassment at Elgin Town Hall. I arrived at Town Hall and spoke with Complainant, who stated her ex-boyfriend Subject, whom she has a child in common who has been harassing her by phone calls and text messages in reference to their son. Complainant has full custody of their son and allows Subject to see the child on occasion. Subject has sent several threatening text messages to Complainant and Complainant's Husband. Subject also calls the two in the middle of the night, says nothing and hangs up the phone. In the text messages Subject has made several suggestive threats to the couple such as, "y'all will get what is coming to you," and Subject has messaged Husband, "I am coming for you, I'll carry this with me until I get my hands on you, I promise it will happen." I advised Complainant to go to the Kershaw County Court House to seek a no contact order. Theft from Motor Vehicle: On 01/18/2024, Victim called into the Elgin Police Department to report a vehicle break-in. Victim stated that on Sunday 01/07/2024 she was at 2427 Main St. (Potter Park) in the Town Limits of Elgin for a birthday party between 1400-1600 hours. When she returned to her green 2021 Kia Telluride she noticed the following items had been stolen. Wells Fargo debit card, SAFE Federal credit union debit card, USAA credit card, and $92.00 in cash. Victim stated that the unknown person attempted to use her cards at McDonald for $1.97 and Barn Bite in Blythwood for $8.00.
Victim also stated that her SCDL was taken as well. All cards have been canceled. Officer made contact with Statewide security and requested camera footage of the park for 01/07/2024 from 1400 hours-1600 hours. Breach of Trust: Officer was dispatched to a call about a store employee stealing and giving away merchandise at the Circle K (2507 Main St.) in the Town Limits of Elgin. I arrived and spoke with Complainant who stated that on 01/01/2024, during the course of her shift, Subject gave away a black and mild cigar to a customer, gave away six Polar Pop sodas to other customers and took three one dollar bills from the cash register. These items missing and money totaled $13.01. Complainant wants to pursue charges on behalf of Circle K. I provided her with a USB drive, which she stated would be ready for pick up on the night of 01/04/2024 to be added to the case. Information Only/Disturbance: On above date and time, Kershaw County Central Dispatch directed Elgin officers Hines and Dover to an address within the Town of Elgin. The nature of the disturbance was the resident at that location was outside her house yelling and was armed with a handgun. Officers arrived within two minutes and all was quiet. Contact was attempted at the address, and, after several attempts, Subject responded and opened the door. Officers inquired as to her wellbeing and she stated that she was fine and made a declaratory statement that she was unarmed. She stated that she heard someone banging on her house in the front, followed by banging on the right side of the house (when facing it), which is where her bedroom is located.
She armed herself and went outside and yelled at the unknown intruder, threatening to "shoot them." Subject further stated that the neighbors told her that the sound was just fireworks, but she stated she knew better. Officers advised her that it was unwise to attempt to confront a trespasser on her own and she should call 911 in the future for assistance, which we would be happy to provide. BWCs activated. Possession of Drug Paraphernalia/Speeding: Officer was running hand held radar on Bowen Street in the Town Limits of Elgin when a vehicle passed me, at a high rate of speed. The radar indicated the vehicle was running 50/35. I made a traffic stop on the vehicle and spoke with the driver, Subject, who gave me his driver's license and I returned to my vehicle. I issued him a speeding citation and reapproached his vehicle. While speaking with Subject, I could smell the strong odor of marijuana coming from the car and asked him about the smell. Subject then proceeded to give me a small baggy containing a small amount of marijuana and I asked him to step out of the car and he did. I patted him down and searched his vehicle. I located a small jar in the center console containing a very small amount of marijuana, which Subject told me was there. I issued Subject a citation for speeding and a citation for possession of drug paraphernalia. When I returned to the department, I weighed the marijuana and all together it weighed approximately 3.96 grams. I placed it into an evidence bag and into the evidence locker along with a copy of this report.
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Love (and Joy) Actually Is All Around Us
store lines and also the lines of traffic. They wanted to know what problems the many earthquakes we had experienced had caused and was that the reaOver a month ago I wrote about facing an son why we had problems with our bridges and so many cracks and potholes uncertain future as we celebrated the holi- in our roads. Of course, they relived their “Glory Days” and “Good Times,” even condays. There has been much illness, unexpected death, and dark days for families in our fessing a few pranks. They also shared with me about their families, their community. The sadness, shock, and loss are travels to countries I have not had the opportunity to visit (Australia, Spain, very real and can create depressing moments Pakistan, India) and the roles they led in their daily lives in faraway states and in our day-to-day lives. The headline to that places. It was evident the love these friends share with each other, and their Dec. 11 article was “Whatever the question, strong foundation of faith and family nurtured in our small communities. We could have truly talked all night, but several couples had to make early Love is the answer.” I still believe that! On December 29, I was invited to attend a morning departures, so we said our goodbyes before the midnight hour. Alparty to celebrate the friendship of the 1982 class of Lugoff-Elgin. They have most as if it was planned, they experienced a 5:27am 2.14 earthquake before been gathering since 2010, in the home of Barbie and Jim Gogan of Lugoff. leaving their parents’ homes. As we enter the new year, I realize we must have hope and joy in our life. Thanks, Jim and Barbie! I have been honored to be invited as their former teacher along with other faculty. I attended with a heavy heart because it had Without these emotions, our mental outlook would be one of negativity. I rebeen a difficult few weeks of attending funerals of friends and family almost member studying and teaching the poetry of American writer Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) who wrote these lines: “Write it on your heart. Today every other day. Gatherings like this are a moment when time stands still for several hours, is the best day.” We must live each day with that creed. We are in a new year and the tragic events in our world are not brought to mind. Is this the reason 2024, and my first resolution is to make sure that I write the date right when we have New Year’s Eve parties to commemorate the old and cherish the I write checks. I know, I know. I'm the only one who doesn't use a debit card. I'm still part of the other generation (Baby Boomers) who likes doing things newness of the future? The first question I am always asked as soon as we arrive and are welcomed the old way. I do hope for all our readers that this year will be one of new beginnings, in their home is how we are doing and what do I know about their other fresh starts, and new possibilities. Do you want more in 2024? There is no teachers. I was sad to relate the names of those who had left us this year. Even though we all keep in touch through the magic of Facebook and other social right or wrong answer to that question. We must learn from the past. Drive away all the draining disappointments. Regain your positive outlook. Commedia, my former students sometime miss an important post. Since so many of them were no longer Kershaw County residents, they fort. Console. Inspire and Dream. Release resentment. Banish bitterness and shared their concerns about what all was happening in this small center that keep the beauty of Christmas in our hearts all year. If we remember God's used to be their whole world. They were truly amazed at all the new housing promise fulfilled that his son Jesus will always be for be here for us, we will developments and how the locals were handling the overcrowding in grocery not lose sight of the joy and love that is all around us. By: Liz Simon, Staff Writer
Pace Academy Students Virtually Meet with NASA Astronaut on International Space Station
PACE Academy is part of NASA’s Plant the Moon Challenge for the second time. As part of this program, students will get to learn directly from NASA Astronaut, Loral O’Hara. This program gives an opportunity for students and teachers to learn first-hand about living and working in space, what life is like for an astronaut in microgravity, and how to translate the research happening in space into their everyday lives, PTMC projects, and classrooms. Earlier this week, PACE students met with O'Hara over Google Meets.
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LEHS JROTC Marksmanship Team Honored by Post 195 The LEHS Junior ROTC Marksmanship Team was awarded medals and trophies by the Larry Jeffers American Legion Post 195 for their marksmanship achievements on December 7, 2023. Presenting the awards were the Post 195 Commander Claude Turner, First Vice Commander Robert “Bob” Levangie, and Adjutant Ruppert Baird. Receiving medals for Kneeling Fire were First Place finisher Paige Herchik who scored 163 points overall with a single bullseye (163-1). Second Place finisher Shana Turner scored 162 points with 5 bullseyes (162-5), with Third Place finisher Anthony Kelly scoring 162 points with 2 bullseyes (162-2). Receiving medals for Standing Fire were First Place finisher Paige Herchik (152-2), Second Place finisher Shana Turner (144-1), and Third Place finisher Madison Keels (128-1). Receiving medals for Prone Fire were First Place finisher Paige Herchik (176-3), Second Place finisher Danielle McCormick (172-5), and Third Place finisher Shana Turner (171-1). Combined score trophy winners were Paige Herchik in First Place with an overall score of 491-6, second Place finisher Shana Turner (4777), and Anthony Kelly placing Third (444-5). Six L-EHS shooters then traveled to Hickory, North Carolina on December 9 where they competed in the US Army JROTC 4th Brigade Best of the Best competition. The 4th Brigade covers the six states of South and North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, as well as the District of Columbia. Twenty-two schools and 118 shooters competed with L-EHS Cadet Paige Herchik placing 13th overall and Cadet Shana Turner placed 16th. The L-EHS Marksmanship Team would finish the day in overall 12th place.
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Vicki’s Attic at Blaney Baptist Church is having a winter clothing giveaway on Saturday, January To Kill a Mockingbird Auditions: 20 from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. It’s open to the public. Director Larry Hembree will return to the Arts We will have plenty of clothing and shoes for both Center this spring for a production of To Kill a adult men and women as well as for children. Mockingbird, and you are invited to audition! In order to audition, you must be at least eight (8) years old to audition. There are 15-18 exceptional roles for a multi-generational cast. Audition Opportunity 1: The Kershaw County Farmers Market will conThursday, January 18 from 6:30pm-9:00pm tinue their Winter Market (every other Saturday) 10 am - 2 pm on 1/27 | 2/10 | 2/24 | 3/9 Audition Opportunity 2: Sunday, January 21 from 4:00-6:30pm Follow @ KCFMMarket on Facebook for updates.
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SHOEMAKE, Continued from Page 2 In the coming year, I will be working closely with fellow council members, community leaders, and residents like you to address these challenges head-on. Community input is invaluable, and I encourage you to actively participate in local town halls and meetings to voice your concerns and ideas. Together, we can shape policies and initiatives that reflect the aspirations of our community while preserving the unique identity that makes Kershaw County a place we are proud to call home. Of course, there are many other issues that need attention in addition to growth, but this year addressing growth and the issues created by that unchecked growth will be my primary focus. I am committed to fostering a Kershaw County that thrives responsibly, where growth is intentional, and our community values are upheld. Let us embark on this journey together, ensuring a brighter future for Elgin and all of Kershaw County. I hope 2024 brings happiness to you and your families. As always, if you have questions or concerns, please text or call me at 803-427-4929, email me at derek.shoemake@kershaw.sc.gov, or visit my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ councilmanshoemake (where I also share updates on County business).
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 11079 is proud to announce Jonathan Blevins, a 9-12th grade teacher at LEHS as a winner of the Smart/ Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher Award. Mr. Blevins was selected from entries submitted to VFW Post 11079. He was selected as District 2 High School Teacher of the Year. “We are so appreciative of Jonathan Blevins and every teacher who participated in this year’s program. Their commitment to teach the value of citizenship and patriotism to their students will greatly benefit our communities as these students grow into involved adults,” said VFW Post 11079 Commander Christine Rogers. The VFW Teacher of the Year award program was enacted in 1999 as a way to identify and recognize America’s best educators who instill a sense of national pride in students by teaching citizenship education topics regularly and promoting America’s history and traditions effectively. The program continues to exceed expectations and program administrators expect the number of participants will continue to grow each year.
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CMC Named “Provider Of The Year”
The Community Medical Clinic of Kershaw County is proud to announce that it was honored recently with the distinguished Rural Health Provider of the Year Award, at the 26th Annual Rural Health Conference, along with seven other rural healthcare providers and community members, by the South Carolina Office of Rural Health. This accolade recognizes CMC’s unwavering commitment to delivering quality healthcare services to the underserved community in Kershaw County. For a quarter of a century, CMC’s innovative approach, compassionate care, and impactful community outreach have set a benchmark for excellence in rural healthcare provision. “What I love about this work is the team of people who care deeply about health equity. Everyone at CMC advocates for those we serve to have access to resources that are needed,” said Susan Witkowski, CMC CEO. “I appreciate this recognition from the SCORH. It’s such an honor to be in the company of other organizations that serve the rural areas. Being rural is the best because it’s always about families helping families, neighbors helping neighbors and the patients and clients we serve are very grateful for everything.” CMC has been at the forefront of providing vital medical services to residents in Kershaw County without access to affordable healthcare. The clinic’s holistic approach, combined with a focus on preventive care, has contributed significantly to improving the overall health outcomes of the community. In addition to offering patient-centered clinical services, CMC is actively engaged in health education programs, community partnerships, and initiatives aimed at addressing the unique healthcare challenges faced by rural populations and is the backbone for the Access Kershaw Network and the Healthy People Healthy Carolinas for our LiveWell Kershaw Coalition. However, what truly sets CMC apart is the relationships that have been developed throughout our 25 years. “What I would like to share about the community we serve is the amazing volunteers, donors and Board of Trustee members who give the heart and leadership that’s needed to make this organization sustainable,” says Witkowski.
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New Lieutenant Promotion Alert: Lt. Drew Monroe
I would like to publicly congratulate your newest KCSO Lieutenant. KCSO Sergeant Drew Monroe was promoted on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (1/9/24) to the rank of Lieutenant of Training. Lt. Monroe will assume the responsibilities of retiring Captain Kevin Lynch. CONGRATULATIONS, LIEUTENANT MONROE!!!
Kershaw County School Board Updates
At its organizational meeting on Tuesday, January 9, the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees elected and installed officers, honored a member for years of service, and signed the SC School Boards Association's (SCSBA) ethical principles. Dr. James Smith was re-elected as Kershaw County School Board chairperson and Shirley Halley was reelected to serve as vice-chairperson and chaplain. Chairman Smith appointed Matt Irick as the chair of the board’s finance and facilities committee and Dr. Charles King as the board’s legislative liaison. The South Carolina School Boards Association (SCSBA) and Superintendent Dr. Harrison Goodwin recognized Matt Irick for 15 years of school board service. He received a special lapel pin and a certificate from SCSBA. Kershaw County School Board members also signed SCSBA's annual ethical principles that reinforce board members' commitment to open communication, support for public education and working together.
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