Today's News

Nearly 100 people, including 61 children, went to the annual “Take a Kid Fishing” event at Kenny Douglas’ pond Saturday, May 12. The day was presented by the Pageland Chapter of Wildlife Action.
Trohies and cash prizes were given for the biggest fish, won by Michael Wilson; the most fish caught, won by Cacie Hall and the smallest fish, won by Javarus Clyburn.
Drawings were held for two rod and reel combos that were won by Seth Sellers and Tommy Lett.

The Pageland Chamber of Commerce welcomes new member Lynn Nicholson of Prudential Financial. Through Prudential, Nicholson offers retirement plans, life insurance, mutual funds, annuities, long term care insurance and other individual and group financial products.
The Chamber of Commerce recently co-sponsored an event with Mrs. Nicholson at the Community Center. Those attending were presented an informative session about Social Security retirement benefits. Lynn will be hosting more of these events in the future.

“I’d like to speak out and say the state should put some stop signs on North Pearl Street at the Sutton Street intersection. That way the trucks from Tucker Lumber Company would be able to cross Pearl Street without being impeded by oncoming traffic, as they seem to disregard the stop sign anyway. Yesterday I was less than fifty feet from the intersection and a truck just rolled right on through and I had to slam on my brakes and then he looked at me like I was in the wrong and I should have stopped anyway because he was working. Thanks.”