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<p>Contributed photo</p><p>Students, staff and commissioners representing Northeastern Technical College gather on the front steps of the Statehouse in support of LTA funding. Pictured are, from left to right, front row, Hali Larkins and Tiy Peterkin; second row, Tiana Rogers, Amy Lowery and Terry Ritz; third row, Jamar Williams, Rickeia Peterkin, Ronnie Ford, Jane Mollohan and Rep. Dan Bozard, NETC area commissioner for Dillon County; fourth row, Dr. Ron Bartley, president of NETC, Leron Peterkin, dean of Student Services, Dougie Dew and Darin Coleman, Student Support Services coordinator.</p>

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Students, staff and commissioners representing Northeastern Technical College gather on the front steps of the Statehouse in support of LTA funding. Pictured are, from left to right, front row, Hali Larkins and Tiy Peterkin; second row, Tiana Rogers, Amy Lowery and Terry Ritz; third row, Jamar Williams, Rickeia Peterkin, Ronnie Ford, Jane Mollohan and Rep. Dan Bozard, NETC area commissioner for Dillon County; fourth row, Dr. Ron Bartley, president of NETC, Leron Peterkin, dean of Student Services, Dougie Dew and Darin Coleman, Student Support Services coordinator.

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NETC students show support for lottery funding program
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Students and staff from Northeastern Technical College in Cheraw recently joined hundreds of other students from the South Carolina Technical College system at the State House in Columbia to show support and appreciation of the Lottery Tuition Assistance (LTA) program. The group of more than 300 students represented a fraction of the nearly 3...
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Cheraw residents welcome in the new year Saturday night as a lighted ball is lowered from a flagpole at Free Worship Church to mark the dawn of 2012.
<p>Deborah Hardison, of Bennettsville, stands in the Small Business Center at Richmond Community College, where she helps people achieve their career goals. She jump-started her own career when she earned an Associate of Business Administration degree at Northeastern Technical College.</p>
NETC alumna builds a lifetime of achievement on a dare for a degree
When Deborah Hardison decided to go back to school and get a college degree, she was simply hoping to pick up some business skills to open her own hair salon. She never would have guessed how far ...
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Soul of the Pee Dee opens at the Art Trail Gallery
The Art Trail Gallery cordially invites you to the opening reception for the Soul of the Pee Dee exhibit Friday, Feb. 3 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome and there is no charge for attendanc...
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Cheraw Arts Commission quilt exhibit is opening
Staff Report The Cheraw Arts Commission will present a gallery opening reception on Tuesday, Feb. 7, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Burr Gallery. The public is invited to attend the gallery opening ...
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<p>Contributed photo</p><p>The 9U TC Shockers brought home the Championship rings. Pictured front (l-r) Adam Bytheway, Josh Griggs, Will Atkinson, Cameron Harvey, Landon Mills, McIver Wallace; middle (l-r) Hunter Polson, Keshawn McDonald, Jonathan Gordon, Owen Taylor, Garrett Beachum; back (l-r) Coach Kevin Harvey, Coach Woody Atkinson and Head Coach, Richie Mills.</p>
Shockers cruise to victory
The 9-U Shockers participated in the AAU baseball tournament this past weekend at Arrowhead Park in Cheraw, S.C. The 9-U Shockers played against 10-U competition and performed well enough to captu...
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Cheraw Fall Blast AAU
Karen Kissiah Staff Writer Arrowhead Park hosted the Cheraw Fall Blast AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Tournament recently, bringing in players and visitors from across the Carolinas. “Sixteen ...
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Front (L-R) Blake Huchingson, Will Atkinson, Jase Stafford, Cameron Harvey, Brody Tarleton. Middle - Landon Mills, Adam Bytheway, Hunter Polson, McIver Wallace, Key Shawn McDonald, Jonathan Gordon, Garrett Beachum. Back - Head Coach, Richie Mills, Coach Kevin Harvey, Book keeper, John Gordon, Coach Woody Atkinson. Photo by Jennifer Gordon
Shockers Wave hits Columbia
Following the earthquakes and tropical storms that stirred up the region and nation in recent weeks, it was good to see the local ball players representing the Thompson Creek Shockers 9U division ...
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I know that most people go onto Facebook for the interaction with friends, the games and — let’s face it — the gossip, but I have a whole different reason for falling into the Facebook trap. If ...
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Participants in the Republican Presidential Preference Primary last Saturday were asked: “What issues prompted you to cast your vote today?” “Since I’m unemployed, the economy is most importan...
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