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Photos: JL Mann Class of 2024 graduates, 'you have sown seeds of hard work, perseverance'
Bon Secours Wellness Arena was filled with proud family and friends as the J.L. Mann High School Class of 2024 graduated atop a covered ice rink on Wednesday, May 22. To the 545 graduates in the class, Principal Dr. Shannon Gibson urged students to remember that we reap what we sow. ...
Photos: Hillcrest High School Class of 2024 broke many records, 'most successful class'
Hillcrest High School filled Bon Secours Wellness Arena with the largest graduating class in its school's history, with 625 graduates on Wednesday, May 22. That is not the only record the Hillcrest Class of 2024 broke. The class had the highest graduation rate in school history: 92% of students who...
Photos: 275 graduate from Travelers Rest High, 'one of the most successful classes'
Travelers Rest Valedictorian Rian Sharp is proud of the legacy she and her 274 fellow graduates left on the school and in the community. With the class's hardships, Sharp reflected on the time spent at Travelers Rest High School on the stage at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Thursday, May 23.
Funeral arrangements set for Pickens County students who drowned, what we know so far
Students and faculty at D.W. Daniel High School in Pickens County are mourning the loss of tenth-graders Rayan Al-Nasser and Zakaria Chaar. Search teams recovered the bodies of the two friends Monday from Lake Hartwell. ...
Photos: Wade Hampton High School's 2024 graduates, 'I think it is the class of resiliency'
If Dr. Carlos Grant, Wade Hampton High School principal, could attribute one word to the 2024 graduating class, it would be resiliency. The 391 students who walked across the stage at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Monday, May 20, is the first class to come through Wade Hampton after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in 2020. ...
How Powdersville baseball won state title with Clemson commit regaining his pitching form
GILBERT – In warmups for the Class AAA state championship game, Powdersville baseball starter Landon Fowler felt he had pinpoint control of all his pitches He had to wait an extra hour of a weather delay to find out for sure. But following the delay, Fowler proved himself correct. He was still sharp. ...
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