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Monday, February 06, 2017I-64 widening project between I-265 in Jefferson County and KY 53 in Shelby County who seemed to think it was a good idea. However, there were a few skeptics in the crowd. Dick Sipes, a Simpsonville resident, spoke against the project. "I think it's absolutely the biggest waste of money I've ever seen," Sipes said. "It doesn't make any sense. The traffic jam is in Jefferson County, not Shelby County…." Birth: Alston James Whitworth…. I’m one: Lily Hendren…. Deaths: Ben Allen Beard, 79; Maggie Jane Burgin, 83; Delbert G. Fann, 79; Reuben Walter Hinton; Bernice Aldridge, 79; Ben Allen Beard, 79; Virginia Watts Sanford, 82; Joann Small, 66; Margaret Williams, 68; Bernice Lee Price Bolin, 81.15 years ago, 2002Shawn Willardpassed the Kentucky state examination for apprentice auctioneer and joined H. Barry Smith, Realtors and Auctioneers.... The Shelby County Rockets won a nail-biter, beating rival Oldham County, 81-80, with a last-second put-back.... The SCHS girls’ basketball team got a big regional victory, beating Scott County, 59-52, in Georgetown.... The Cornerstone Bulldogs jumped out early on Oakridge and cruised to a 76-39 victory.... Ashley Rae Marston of Franklin, Tenn. and daughter of Barry L. and Raenell Marston, graduated from Belmont University in Nashville with a bachelor's degree in music education and a minor in classical vocal performance…. Births: Hannah Noel Reinhart, Austin Wayne Richard…. I’m one: Marcus Ethanand Caleb Douglas Collins.... Deaths: William F. Bourg, 78; Bobby Wilson Yates, 69; Dortha May Scrogham McGaughey, 78; Samuel A. Cardwell, 67; Joseph Barbati Sr., 80; Gilbert Clark, 86; Thomas Jordan Jr., 68; Joyce Ann LeCompte, 64; Flora Lucille Newton, 85; Dr. Shelby Thomas Powell, 80; Lillian Roberts, 83; Otto D. Ryan, 64; Patsy Carol Samples, 42; Charity E. Vaughn, 87.25 years ago, 1992Horace Brownstarted his 12th year on the state's Environmental Quality Commission. One project under way was cleaning up the state's rivers, which he said falls in line with the Shelbyville 2000 project of cleaning up Clear Creek.... The Shelbyville/Shelby County Parks and Recreation board hired the Lexington architectural firm Brandsetter/Carroll Inc. to design a 1,500-2,000 seat amphitheatre to be located at the rear of the park between the unlighted softball field and Colonel Sanders picnic shelter.... Rev. Steven D. Boydwas named pastor at Simpsonville Baptist Church.... A fire caused $20,000 damage to the home owned by Frank Stivers on Henry Clay Street. With the help of neighbors and family, Marion Thomas saved most of her clothes and furniture.... Dr. Donald Chatham retired. "Dr. Chatham, if I could collect a dollar for every diaper change and bottle I fed to the babies you delivered, I wouldn't have to continue to pound these floors "til 65 to retire," Nurse Doris S. Ruble wrote in the program as a tribute to Dr. Chatham. Colleagues and friends crowded into the conference room in the Jewish Hospital Shelbyville basement for a tribute to Dr. Donald Chatham at his retirement party.... Amy Collins received the Shelby County Young Woman of the Year award; Kathleen Thompson was the best chairperson of the year.... Jeremiah and Gentry Easley won top honors in the 1991 Conservation Essay and Poster Contest – Gentry had the best essay and Jeremiah the best poster.... Shelby County High School center Matt Simonsshowed he deserv...
Monday, December 26, 2016Saturday morning and surprised three burglars, who fled out the back door. Two were caught after two Leggett and Platt employees chased them down.... John Frazier stepped down as the Simpsonville Volunteer Fire Department chief, a position he held for nearly 30 years. He chose to step down to assistant chief mainly because he did not have time to be fire chief.... A fire in the basement of a house on Haley Road was suspected as arson.... Carol Lucaswas the new owner of Enjoyable Tan, a tanning salon in the corner of the Village Plaza Shopping Center.... Having a smoke detector alerted Norman and Margaret Veech and their family of a fire. A wire went bad and caused the fire that destroyed the second floor of the nearly-200-year-old house on Van Dyke Mill Road.... More than 600 children received a new book during the Christmas holidays from the Reading Reindeer program – double the amount from the previous year.... Citizens expressed concern that Jimmy Hedden might have moved from Shelbyville. The mentally challenged resident was somewhat of a Shelbyville landmark. He would spend time with his sister in Indiana during the holidays and then would return to Shelbyville.... Charles Frazee was elected president of the Shelby County Firefighters Association. Rob Rothenburger was vice president and Kathy Jones was secretary/treasurer.... Avey Saunders won the level seven state championship at the USGF Kentucky State Meet; Amber Saunders was 17th in level six; and Lauren Schott was 50th in level five.... Health problems forced Steve Howerton to retire from his work with the Shelby County Clerk's office... Carolyn Smith passed down the gavel as president of the Shelbyville Board of Realtors to Joyce Nay. Other officers installed were Doug Aldridge, vice president; Gil Lawson, president-elect; Kathy Hargadon, secretary; Jimmy Willard, treasurer; and directors, Billy Bob Coomes, Jeanne Bohannon and Belinda Shouse.... Births: Rebecca Sue Case, Elizabeth Nanette Stivers.... Deaths: Myrtle Whitehouse Holmes, 92; Lelia May Dawson, 81; George Thomas Lamar, 72; Elmo S. Tingle, 80.40 years ago, 1976Sam Medleywalked away with four of five first place wins in the Young Farmers' Tobacco Show at Shelby County High School.... The Sentinel-Newswas among only 334 newspapers in the nation to be designated a "National Blue Ribbon Newspaper, 1977…." Clarence Miller, a local farmer who served as assistant secretary of agriculture during the Eisenhower administration, was named Man of the Year in Kentucky Agriculture... "I caught everything," said Rodney Murphy. "It was my first boy, my first girl, my first set of twins and my first breech birth. I got it all with the first delivery." He delivered James Edward and Jennifer Diane, twins of Virginia Morgan in the ambulance on the way to the hospital.... Other births: Mary Margaret Robertson, Michael Allen Murphy, Robin Lloyd Blankenmyer.... Deaths: "I was standing in my kitchen. If I had been in bed, I would have been killed," said Mary Hawkins. Danny Hellard of Frankfort was traveling westbound on U.S. 60 East with Vicky Reed of Shelbyville, when the car reportedly left the road and smashed into the Hawkins' house, located adjacent to Nancy's Drive-In. Reed, 25, was pronounced dead on arrival at Louisville's General Hospital…. Other deaths: R.L. Shannon Jr.; Shirley Ann Roberts, 43; Reed S. Summitt, 67; James B. “Red” Dunn; Edna Ruth Snider, 83; Ruth Snider Nethery; Charlotte Cross Nowicke, 75; Leola Henderson Casey, 79.55 years ago, 1961Approximately three years ago the Business and Professional Women of Shelbyville started a program in an effort to secure an...
Monday, July 25, 2016East Middle; Donna Preston, principal, Heritage Elementary; Trish Fegenbush, teacher, Education Center @ Cropper; Brenda Byrdwell, library media specialist, West Middle; Debbie Miladin, teacher, Simpsonville; Brenda Richardson, teacher, Education Center @ Cropper; David Hedrick, teacher, Shelby County High School; Nancy Edwards, teacher, Heritage; Mary Comer, special education coordinator, Central Office; Harriet Butterbaugh, special education teacher and preschool consulting teacher, district; Roscoe Scott, custodian, Painted Stone; Linda McLease, bus driver, district; Louise Lefler; bus driver, district; Damie Hance, secretary, Heritage…. Brian Crumbo was hired as the Shelby County High School girls’ cross country coach…. Presley Peyton has been chosen as state tumbling champion at the USTA Tumbling and Trampoline Kentucky State Meet, held in Nicholasville…. Brother and sister Melvin Sams IV and Adrianne Sams received bachelor degrees. Adrianne received a Bachelor of Science degree in geo-archeology from Murray State University, and Melvin received a bachelor of business in accounting from the University of Louisville…. Receiving degrees from Miami University in Ohio were Shelby Jane Amundsen, Bachelor of Arts degree in biology; Jacob Hinkle, Bachelor of Science degrees, summa cum laude, in math and physics; Lauren Taylor Penrod, Bachelor of Arts degrees in journalism and history…. Citizens Union Bank in Shelbyville was awarded a $9,000 Bank Enterprise Award. The award, granted by the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund of the U.S. Department of Treasury, honors small financial institutions for their commitment to economic development projects in the local community…. Birth: Kaelyn Rose King…. I’m one: Bailey Ray Smith…. Deaths: Bishop Clay K. Beasley, 69; Mildred Morris, 87; James Beverly Puckett, 87; James Edward Marshall, 73; Faye Woods Raisor; Emma L. Moore, 89; Arthur “Ed” Sutherland, 69; Marshall T. Whisman Sr., 55; Lula Hedges Willard, 95; Camilla Ann “Peaches” Ford, 71; Clarence Boyd Green, 92; James Leonard McAllister, 88.15 years ago, 2001Tinker’s Jewelry and P...
Monday, July 18, 2016Meals on Wheels waiting list. (803) 252-7734, ext. 256, or www.seniorresourcesinc.org/eventsA RIDE TO REMEMBER will begin to arrive in the Midlands from Simpsonville around 11:45 a.m. Friday at Newberry College, 2100 College St., Newberry. They will depart for Orangeburg between 6:30 and 7 a.m. Saturday from Newberry College. More than 300 cyclists will participate in the three-day, 250-mile fundraising ride, which benefits the South Carolina chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Donate online at www.aridetoremember.org.RICHLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT CITIZENS ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PANCAKE BREAKFAST will be 7:30-10 a.m. Saturday at Fatz Cafe, 5590 Forest Drive. Eat pancakes, sausage links, a fruit cup and a beverage for $7 per person. Proceeds support the Richland County Sheriff’s Foundation, which provides funding for bulletproof vests, K-9 equipment, educational scholarships, Kid ID Print, D.A.R.E., Explorer Post 601, Project HOPE, bike patrol and its chaplaincy program. (803) 309-5070COMMUNITY SALE will be 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at Go Forth Ministries, 3041 Leaphart Road, West Columbia. Shop collections of furniture, household goods, shoes and clothing for all. Go Forth, a ministry of Mount Hebron United Methodist Church, supplies food and clothing for those in need.A MYSTERY DINNER PRESENTATION: ‘DEATH IN THE LIBRARY’ will be July 22 at the Irmo Branch Library, 6251 St. Andrews Road. Registration is $30 per person, and participants must be 18 or...
Monday, July 04, 2016Sizemore.He died Friday, according to his daughter, Jacqueline Sizemore Madden.Visitation service in honor of Sizemore will be today, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home in Simpsonville, Madden said.A graveside funeral service will begin at 10 a.m., June 8, at Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Piedmont.ORAL HISTORY:Upstate vets share D-Day memoriesA native of Greenville and a longtime resident of the Nicholtown community, Sizemore had joined the Navy at the age of 19.He was a Stewart's Mate Second Class and served on vessels stationed in Bainbridge, Maryland and Norfolk, Virginia, according to Madden.Sizemore said he worked as a cook and served officers. Sizemore married Daisy Porter in 1945 in Norfolk, Virginia. He was honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy on Feb. 3, 1946.He and his new bride returned to Greenville and became the parents of 10 children.Sizemore worked at car dealerships in Greenville (Collins Cadillac, Judson T. Minyard and Bradshaw Automotive) for a total of 57 years.He retired at the age of 77.Madden and another of Sizemore’s daughters, Phyllis Oliver, had praised their father’s work ethic following the pinning ceremony."He taught us to work for what you want. He got up without fail every day and went to work to care for us," said Oliver, who served in the U.S. Army from 1974-77.THE GREENVILLE NEWSD-Day vet: 'You did what you had to do'Read or Share this story: http://grnol.co/1XaDGCW...
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Monday, February 06, 2017I-64 widening project between I-265 in Jefferson County and KY 53 in Shelby County who seemed to think it was a good idea. However, there were a few skeptics in the crowd. Dick Sipes, a Simpsonville resident, spoke against the project. "I think it's absolutely the biggest waste of money I've ever seen," Sipes said. "It doesn't make any sense. The traffic jam is in Jefferson County, not Shelby County…." Birth: Alston James Whitworth…. I’m one: Lily Hendren…. Deaths: Ben Allen Beard, 79; Maggie Jane Burgin, 83; Delbert G. Fann, 79; Reuben Walter Hinton; Bernice Aldridge, 79; Ben Allen Beard, 79; Virginia Watts Sanford, 82; Joann Small, 66; Margaret Williams, 68; Bernice Lee Price Bolin, 81.15 years ago, 2002Shawn Willardpassed the Kentucky state examination for apprentice auctioneer and joined H. Barry Smith, Realtors and Auctioneers.... The Shelby County Rockets won a nail-biter, beating rival Oldham County, 81-80, with a last-second put-back.... The SCHS girls’ basketball team got a big regional victory, beating Scott County, 59-52, in Georgetown.... The Cornerstone Bulldogs jumped out early on Oakridge and cruised to a 76-39 victory.... Ashley Rae Marston of Franklin, Tenn. and daughter of Barry L. and Raenell Marston, graduated from Belmont University in Nashville with a bachelor's degree in music education and a minor in classical vocal performance…. Births: Hannah Noel Reinhart, Austin Wayne Richard…. I’m one: Marcus Ethanand Caleb Douglas Collins.... Deaths: William F. Bourg, 78; Bobby Wilson Yates, 69; Dortha May Scrogham McGaughey, 78; Samuel A. Cardwell, 67; Joseph Barbati Sr., 80; Gilbert Clark, 86; Thomas Jordan Jr., 68; Joyce Ann LeCompte, 64; Flora Lucille Newton, 85; Dr. Shelby Thomas Powell, 80; Lillian Roberts, 83; Otto D. Ryan, 64; Patsy Carol Samples, 42; Charity E. Vaughn, 87.25 years ago, 1992Horace Brownstarted his 12th year on the state's Environmental Quality Commission. One project under way was cleaning up the state's rivers, which he said falls in line with the Shelbyville 2000 project of cleaning up Clear Creek.... The Shelbyville/Shelby County Parks and Recreation board hired the Lexington architectural firm Brandsetter/Carroll Inc. to design a 1,500-2,000 seat amphitheatre to be located at the rear of the park between the unlighted softball field and Colonel Sanders picnic shelter.... Rev. Steven D. Boydwas named pastor at Simpsonville Baptist Church.... A fire caused $20,000 damage to the home owned by Frank Stivers on Henry Clay Street. With the help of neighbors and family, Marion Thomas saved most of her clothes and furniture.... Dr. Donald Chatham retired. "Dr. Chatham, if I could collect a dollar for every diaper change and bottle I fed to the babies you delivered, I wouldn't have to continue to pound these floors "til 65 to retire," Nurse Doris S. Ruble wrote in the program as a tribute to Dr. Chatham. Colleagues and friends crowded into the conference room in the Jewish Hospital Shelbyville basement for a tribute to Dr. Donald Chatham at his retirement party.... Amy Collins received the Shelby County Young Woman of the Year award; Kathleen Thompson was the best chairperson of the year.... Jeremiah and Gentry Easley won top honors in the 1991 Conservation Essay and Poster Contest – Gentry had the best essay and Jeremiah the best poster.... Shelby County High School center Matt Simonsshowed he deserv...
Monday, December 26, 2016Saturday morning and surprised three burglars, who fled out the back door. Two were caught after two Leggett and Platt employees chased them down.... John Frazier stepped down as the Simpsonville Volunteer Fire Department chief, a position he held for nearly 30 years. He chose to step down to assistant chief mainly because he did not have time to be fire chief.... A fire in the basement of a house on Haley Road was suspected as arson.... Carol Lucaswas the new owner of Enjoyable Tan, a tanning salon in the corner of the Village Plaza Shopping Center.... Having a smoke detector alerted Norman and Margaret Veech and their family of a fire. A wire went bad and caused the fire that destroyed the second floor of the nearly-200-year-old house on Van Dyke Mill Road.... More than 600 children received a new book during the Christmas holidays from the Reading Reindeer program – double the amount from the previous year.... Citizens expressed concern that Jimmy Hedden might have moved from Shelbyville. The mentally challenged resident was somewhat of a Shelbyville landmark. He would spend time with his sister in Indiana during the holidays and then would return to Shelbyville.... Charles Frazee was elected president of the Shelby County Firefighters Association. Rob Rothenburger was vice president and Kathy Jones was secretary/treasurer.... Avey Saunders won the level seven state championship at the USGF Kentucky State Meet; Amber Saunders was 17th in level six; and Lauren Schott was 50th in level five.... Health problems forced Steve Howerton to retire from his work with the Shelby County Clerk's office... Carolyn Smith passed down the gavel as president of the Shelbyville Board of Realtors to Joyce Nay. Other officers installed were Doug Aldridge, vice president; Gil Lawson, president-elect; Kathy Hargadon, secretary; Jimmy Willard, treasurer; and directors, Billy Bob Coomes, Jeanne Bohannon and Belinda Shouse.... Births: Rebecca Sue Case, Elizabeth Nanette Stivers.... Deaths: Myrtle Whitehouse Holmes, 92; Lelia May Dawson, 81; George Thomas Lamar, 72; Elmo S. Tingle, 80.40 years ago, 1976Sam Medleywalked away with four of five first place wins in the Young Farmers' Tobacco Show at Shelby County High School.... The Sentinel-Newswas among only 334 newspapers in the nation to be designated a "National Blue Ribbon Newspaper, 1977…." Clarence Miller, a local farmer who served as assistant secretary of agriculture during the Eisenhower administration, was named Man of the Year in Kentucky Agriculture... "I caught everything," said Rodney Murphy. "It was my first boy, my first girl, my first set of twins and my first breech birth. I got it all with the first delivery." He delivered James Edward and Jennifer Diane, twins of Virginia Morgan in the ambulance on the way to the hospital.... Other births: Mary Margaret Robertson, Michael Allen Murphy, Robin Lloyd Blankenmyer.... Deaths: "I was standing in my kitchen. If I had been in bed, I would have been killed," said Mary Hawkins. Danny Hellard of Frankfort was traveling westbound on U.S. 60 East with Vicky Reed of Shelbyville, when the car reportedly left the road and smashed into the Hawkins' house, located adjacent to Nancy's Drive-In. Reed, 25, was pronounced dead on arrival at Louisville's General Hospital…. Other deaths: R.L. Shannon Jr.; Shirley Ann Roberts, 43; Reed S. Summitt, 67; James B. “Red” Dunn; Edna Ruth Snider, 83; Ruth Snider Nethery; Charlotte Cross Nowicke, 75; Leola Henderson Casey, 79.55 years ago, 1961Approximately three years ago the Business and Professional Women of Shelbyville started a program in an effort to secure an...
Monday, July 25, 2016East Middle; Donna Preston, principal, Heritage Elementary; Trish Fegenbush, teacher, Education Center @ Cropper; Brenda Byrdwell, library media specialist, West Middle; Debbie Miladin, teacher, Simpsonville; Brenda Richardson, teacher, Education Center @ Cropper; David Hedrick, teacher, Shelby County High School; Nancy Edwards, teacher, Heritage; Mary Comer, special education coordinator, Central Office; Harriet Butterbaugh, special education teacher and preschool consulting teacher, district; Roscoe Scott, custodian, Painted Stone; Linda McLease, bus driver, district; Louise Lefler; bus driver, district; Damie Hance, secretary, Heritage…. Brian Crumbo was hired as the Shelby County High School girls’ cross country coach…. Presley Peyton has been chosen as state tumbling champion at the USTA Tumbling and Trampoline Kentucky State Meet, held in Nicholasville…. Brother and sister Melvin Sams IV and Adrianne Sams received bachelor degrees. Adrianne received a Bachelor of Science degree in geo-archeology from Murray State University, and Melvin received a bachelor of business in accounting from the University of Louisville…. Receiving degrees from Miami University in Ohio were Shelby Jane Amundsen, Bachelor of Arts degree in biology; Jacob Hinkle, Bachelor of Science degrees, summa cum laude, in math and physics; Lauren Taylor Penrod, Bachelor of Arts degrees in journalism and history…. Citizens Union Bank in Shelbyville was awarded a $9,000 Bank Enterprise Award. The award, granted by the Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund of the U.S. Department of Treasury, honors small financial institutions for their commitment to economic development projects in the local community…. Birth: Kaelyn Rose King…. I’m one: Bailey Ray Smith…. Deaths: Bishop Clay K. Beasley, 69; Mildred Morris, 87; James Beverly Puckett, 87; James Edward Marshall, 73; Faye Woods Raisor; Emma L. Moore, 89; Arthur “Ed” Sutherland, 69; Marshall T. Whisman Sr., 55; Lula Hedges Willard, 95; Camilla Ann “Peaches” Ford, 71; Clarence Boyd Green, 92; James Leonard McAllister, 88.15 years ago, 2001Tinker’s Jewelry and P...
Monday, July 18, 2016Meals on Wheels waiting list. (803) 252-7734, ext. 256, or www.seniorresourcesinc.org/eventsA RIDE TO REMEMBER will begin to arrive in the Midlands from Simpsonville around 11:45 a.m. Friday at Newberry College, 2100 College St., Newberry. They will depart for Orangeburg between 6:30 and 7 a.m. Saturday from Newberry College. More than 300 cyclists will participate in the three-day, 250-mile fundraising ride, which benefits the South Carolina chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Donate online at www.aridetoremember.org.RICHLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT CITIZENS ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PANCAKE BREAKFAST will be 7:30-10 a.m. Saturday at Fatz Cafe, 5590 Forest Drive. Eat pancakes, sausage links, a fruit cup and a beverage for $7 per person. Proceeds support the Richland County Sheriff’s Foundation, which provides funding for bulletproof vests, K-9 equipment, educational scholarships, Kid ID Print, D.A.R.E., Explorer Post 601, Project HOPE, bike patrol and its chaplaincy program. (803) 309-5070COMMUNITY SALE will be 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at Go Forth Ministries, 3041 Leaphart Road, West Columbia. Shop collections of furniture, household goods, shoes and clothing for all. Go Forth, a ministry of Mount Hebron United Methodist Church, supplies food and clothing for those in need.A MYSTERY DINNER PRESENTATION: ‘DEATH IN THE LIBRARY’ will be July 22 at the Irmo Branch Library, 6251 St. Andrews Road. Registration is $30 per person, and participants must be 18 or...
Monday, July 04, 2016Sizemore.He died Friday, according to his daughter, Jacqueline Sizemore Madden.Visitation service in honor of Sizemore will be today, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home in Simpsonville, Madden said.A graveside funeral service will begin at 10 a.m., June 8, at Resthaven Memorial Gardens in Piedmont.ORAL HISTORY:Upstate vets share D-Day memoriesA native of Greenville and a longtime resident of the Nicholtown community, Sizemore had joined the Navy at the age of 19.He was a Stewart's Mate Second Class and served on vessels stationed in Bainbridge, Maryland and Norfolk, Virginia, according to Madden.Sizemore said he worked as a cook and served officers. Sizemore married Daisy Porter in 1945 in Norfolk, Virginia. He was honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy on Feb. 3, 1946.He and his new bride returned to Greenville and became the parents of 10 children.Sizemore worked at car dealerships in Greenville (Collins Cadillac, Judson T. Minyard and Bradshaw Automotive) for a total of 57 years.He retired at the age of 77.Madden and another of Sizemore’s daughters, Phyllis Oliver, had praised their father’s work ethic following the pinning ceremony."He taught us to work for what you want. He got up without fail every day and went to work to care for us," said Oliver, who served in the U.S. Army from 1974-77.THE GREENVILLE NEWSD-Day vet: 'You did what you had to do'Read or Share this story: http://grnol.co/1XaDGCW...
