Program has generated $14 billion for conservation from hunters, anglers
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Program has generated $14 billion for conservation...
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12:05 AM, Sunday, May 19
The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service has released a landmark publication celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program, the cornerstone of fish and wildlife conservation in North America. This vital program prov...

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The camp host, known to competitors and campers as Rooster, was the "to go" man for formation during the running of the American Equestrian Endurance Conference hosted by H. Cooper Black Sandhills State Forest earlier this month.
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Rep. Jean Harris and Mayor C.H. McBride check on work in front of Baker's Motel they requested of the state to improve drainage during rainstorms which flood the road at that point. Work is being finished on drainage on Jersey Street. Work will also be done along Marion Street. These projects are to correct long-standing drainage problems in these areas which have created major problems in heavy downpours. This was published Aug. 25, 1988, in the Cheraw Chronicle.
Remember When — August 1988
Rep. Jean Harris and Mayor C.H. McBride check on work in front of Baker’s Motel they requested of the state to impro...
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Clayton Rawl Farms Inc. in Lexington County is one of the largest leafy green producers in the Southeast. The farm also grows vegetables like broccoli, squash and green onions to be sold at the State Farmers Market in Lexington. Photos by Zach Fox
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Assistant Superintendent for Operations Frank Patterson updates the district school board on the progress of the new Cheraw Intermediate School during their visit to the facility Feb. 12. This was just one of several stops on the first half of the board's annual tour of facilities throughout the district. The new school will open its doors at the beginning of the 1996-97 school year and will house approximately 900 students in grades 3-6, replacing Robert Smalls Elementary and Cheraw Elementary. This was published March 14, 1996, in the Cheraw Chronicle.
Remember When — March 1996
Assistant Superintendent for Operations Frank Patterson updates the district school board on the progress of the new...
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