05/25/2020
Today is Memorial Day!
While many like to enjoy cookouts and time with family on this day, let's remember the day's true meaning. It's a time to recognize the men and women who have paid the ultimate cost for our freedom.
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05/24/2020
Please drive safe if you are traveling!
05/23/2020
Jefferson Davis Academy in Blackville kicked off the high school graduation season last night. This video shows the graduates, their families and school officials singing the alma mater.
05/22/2020
Barnwell County, SC
Barnwell County's administration building and courthouse will reopen to the public on June 1.
BARNWELL COUNTY ADMIN BLDG, COURTHOUSE REOPEN TO PUBLIC JUNE 1
Barnwell County’s Administration building and Courthouse will reopen to the public on Monday, June 1 after being closed several weeks due to COVID-19.
Citizens will be able to enter the Administration building and Courthouse through the 57 Wall Street entrance in Barnwell. They will be able to access the offices of Treasurer, Auditor, Assessor, Delinquent Tax, and Building Inspector, and the Courthouse offices of Clerk of Court, Register of Mesne Conveyance, Family Court and Probate Court. Hours are 9 a.m., to 5 p.m.
Certain conditions apply:
-- Citizens are encouraged to wear face masks upon entering the buildings and to exercise social distancing.
-- Individual offices will restrict the number of visitors allowed in the offices at any one time.
-- If you have someone with you, please have them remain in the hallway or outside the building.
-- If anyone is exhibiting flu or severe cold-like symptoms, please do not visit the Administration building to conduct your business in person.
-- Citizens are encouraged to transact business with the county through online portals, telephone calls and the use of the drop box at the 57 Wall Street entrance.
Before visiting a county or Courthouse office, visitors are encouraged to call ahead to ensure they have everything they need to avoid having to make an additional trip.
Clerk of Court 803-541-1020
Register of Mesne Conveyance – 803-541-1020
Family Court – 803-541-1114
Probate – 803-541-1031
Treasurer – 803-541-1050
Delinquent Tax – 803-541-1048
Auditor – 803-541-1040
Assessor – 803-541-1011
Building Inspector – 803-541-1150
Business Office – 803-541-1047
Administrator/Clerk to Council – 803-541-1000
Other numbers:
Sheriff – 803-541-1052
Detention Center – 803-541-1102
Barnwell Magistrate – 803-541-1035
Williston Magistrate – 803-266-3700
Blackville Magistrate – 803-284-2765
Veterans Affairs -- 803-541-1057
Voter Registration – 803-541-1060
Animal Shelter -- 803-259-1656
Airport – 803-259-1090
05/21/2020
This week’s newspaper contains two activity pages for children, including drawing activities, cartoons, and an educational article about sharks.
If you haven’t purchased your copy, there are still copies available at local stores.
05/21/2020
All voters can now vote absentee in June primaries, runoffs
Due to the coronavirus, all South Carolinians can vote by absentee ballot in the June 9 primaries and any runoffs.
If you intend to vote absentee by mail, you need to request your ballot soon so it can be mailed to you. You can also vote absentee in person at the county voter registration and elections office.
Click the link below or turn to page A1 of this week's newspaper for details.
Every voter in South Carolina is now qualified to vote absentee in the June primaries and runoffs. Governor Henry McMaster signed into law legislation on
05/21/2020
If you missed the Fuller Park Farmer’s Market this morning, they will be open tonight from 5-7 p.m.
05/21/2020
The Other Threads
Here’s an inspirational story about former Barnwell resident Sarah Massengale, who isn’t letting her blindness affect her goals for her future.
Ask anyone who knows Sarah Massengale to describe her in a word and they might say she’s brazen. Or fearless. Or even stubborn. What they won’t tell you — at least not at first — is that she’s blind. The public relations major is applying her communications knowledge and personal experienc...
05/20/2020
South Carolina ETV
Gov. McMaster Lifts Restrictions on Attractions, Youth/Adult Recreational Sports
Governor Henry McMaster today announced that attraction facilities will be permitted to open throughout South Carolina beginning Friday, May 22.
The governor’s announcement comes after AccelerateSC has been meeting for nearly a month to determine the safest ways to reinvigorate the state’s economy. The “Response” component of AccelerateSC has established exhaustive safety guidelines for businesses that have been allowed to reopen.
Examples of attraction facilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Zoos
• Museums
• Aquariums
• Planetariums
• Historic buildings and sites
• Waterparks
• Amusement park rides
• Go-Kart tracks
• Bingo facilities
• Miniature golf facilities
Governor McMaster also announced that youth and adult sports leagues will be allowed to begin practicing on May 30, with competitive play resuming on June 15.
While Governor McMaster never took any action prohibiting day camps, which are popular for children during the summer months, the Department of Social Services and the Department of Health and Environmental Control have established guidelines for those planning to hold camps this summer.
For more details on guidelines, visit https://accelerate.sc.gov.
May 20, 2020. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster will give an update on the state's response to Coronavirus (COVID-19).
05/20/2020
Here's a glimpse at our May 20 edition, but there's much more inside this 20-page paper.
Buy your copy from a local store or our office to stay informed about our community, including:
-How fake prescription pills and other drugs are being mixed with toxic substances like rat poison and fentanyl, which has led to a rise in overdoses in Barnwell County and many other communities across the country.
-An introduction to Barnwell County's newest magistrate judge.
-Why all South Carolina voters are now eligible to vote by absentee ballot in the June 9 primaries.
-How local libraries are serving the community through curbside checkout.
-A special tribute to brothers Tommie and Bobby Lee Richardson who passed away recently.
-This edition also contains letters to the editor, obituaries, an EDUCATION page featuring local students, six feature pages with tips to save you TIME and MONEY, a FOOD page with tasty ideas, and two activity pages for kids.
05/20/2020
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05/20/2020
Barnwell Elementary School's faculty and staff will be participating in a parade around town next Friday, May 29 starting at 9 a.m.
BES Faculty & Staff hope to see our students next Friday, May 29th when we drive through the community to say farewell to our students for the summer! Please enjoy our parade while practicing safe social distancing. We'll make as much noise as we can when we are heading through your neighborhood! We can't wait to see you between 9:00 AM - 10:15ish AM!
05/19/2020
According to Barnwell County Coroner Lloyd Ward, an autopsy revealed that Gilmore Owens Jr., 73, of Blackville died from natural causes and not from the ATV collision he was involved in on Saturday evening, May 16.
05/19/2020
Williston - Elko High School
Rep. Joe Wilson congratulates Williston-Elko High School seniors Catherine Arbogast and Hannah Wootten for winning the Congressional History Award!
Congratulations to Catherine Arbogast and Hannah Wootten!
05/19/2020
The Williston School District 29 Board meets tonight at 6 p.m. via a conference call.
The public is invited to listen by calling 1-321-866-6285. Then enter PIN# 347 094 892 #.
05/18/2020
Are you missing your local library?
Effective Tuesday, May 19, the ABBE Regional Library System is offering contact-free curbside pick-up of books, DVDs, and audiobooks by appointment at all library locations. This includes the branches in Barnwell, Blackville and Williston.
Important Notes:
• You may request materials by telephone or by using the library's online catalog.
• When items are available, library staff will schedule a pick-up appointment with you.
• When you arrive for your appointment, staff will deliver your items, curbside and contact-free.
• Please do not hand staff your library card or return any materials to them during pick-up.
• Place all items you are returning in the outdoor book drops.
Please contact your ABBE Library to request items or to learn more about the curbside pick-up service.
05/18/2020
This morning around 8:14 a.m., 79-year-old Ernestine Hobbs of Allendale died as a result of injuries she sustained in a wreck on Highway 278, said Allendale County Coroner Renique Riley.
Hobbs was driving a 2000 Mazda pick-up truck west on Highway 278 while 20-year-old Envi Brown of Barnwell was driving a 2017 Volkswagen Passat east on the highway. As the vehicles approached each other, Brown’s vehicle crossed the center line and struck the vehicle that Hobbs was driving, resulting in a head-on collision, said Lance Corporal Tyler Tidwell with the S.C. Highway Patrol.
Hobbs was trapped inside her truck. An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday, May 20, said Riley.
Brown was airlifted to Augusta University Medical Center in Augusta, Ga., said Tidwell.
Both drivers were wearing seat-belts. There were no passengers in either vehicle, said Tidwell.
The wreck remains under investigation by the S.C. Highway Patrol and the Allendale County Coroner's Office.
05/18/2020
Here’s the schedule for this week’s senior citizen meal distribution.
05/18/2020
Blackville-Hilda High School has tweaked its graduation plans.
Instead of starting with a parade of seniors at 5 p.m., the graduation ceremony will now start on Friday, June 5 at 5 p.m. in front of the school. The parade (from the school to downtown Blackville) will be held after graduation.
Attendees will park in the field in front of the school to watch graduation from their cars. Parents of graduates will receive a ticket so they can park in the special reserved section, but they must be parked by 4:45 p.m.
After graduation, a police escort will lead the seniors in a parade from the school to downtown Blackville.
05/18/2020
Gilmore Owens Jr., 73, of Magnolia Lane, Blackville, was pronounced dead by Chief Deputy Coroner Denise Gibson at the scene of an ATV incident on Magnolia Lane and Whaley Road in Blackville on Saturday, May 16.
Mr. Owens, while operating a Polaris ATV, collided with a tree. The incident was called into Barnwell County Dispatch at about 10 p.m.
An autopsy has been scheduled.
The S.C. Highway Patrol and the Barnwell County Coroner's Office are investigating the death.
05/18/2020
It's always nice to see people serving the community, especially in times of need!
FBC on Mission to KEES! Last week Cathy Glass and Ciera Clingerman helped package 130 lunches for our children. Today Amanda Dennis and Annette Washburn Burnette pitch in! Many ways to be on mission, even during Covid19.
05/18/2020
Barnwell Community Soup Kitchen
The Barnwell Community Soup Kitchen needs help creating a cover for its cookbook fundraiser.
The deadline for entries is June 1.
CSK is looking for creative cover ideas for their upcoming cook book. To enter, submit your design idea to [email protected]. if your cover is selected, you'll win a cook book full of mouth watering recipes. Deadline for entries is June 1st.
Time's running out. Who's going to be the lucky, no "Blessed" winner" ❣
05/18/2020
Great news!
Donnie Ford was located this morning and is safe.
05/18/2020
The Barnwell County Family YMCA is back open as of today!
What a beautiful morning! WE ARE OPEN and so ready to welcome you in! Come see us today!
A few things to remember...
Our temporary hours are from 7am-7pm
There is no childcare at this time as well as no classes!
Feels so good to have some noise in this gym again! WELCOME BACK!!
05/17/2020
Barnwell County Museum
Here’s an update on the Barnwell County Museum.
Good Sunday evening! Just a quick note for all our followers here on FB. The Barnwell County Museum is slowly transitioning during the COVID-19 pandemic. The office is only open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at this time. Our director/acting curator is there on Tuesdays.
We are now allowing the public access to the Museum when we are open on Tuesdays and Wednesday’s. However, if you are part of a large group, an appointment will be required.
We will start taking reservations in June for our rental room, however we are still in early stages of working out the details as we will observe social distancing guidelines and will require the public to adhere to as well. We will post final details in our next post.
Thank you for your patience during this time.
Please feel free to share with others who might be interested.
05/16/2020
Some Blackville residents received a notice that their power from Dominion Energy will be temporarily turned off Sunday at 8 p.m. This is so crews can update a connection. The outage should not last over an hour.
The citizens of Blackville that received notification from Dominion concerning a power outage on Sunday at 8 PM, this outage will more than likely be less than an hour. Dominion will be updating a connection that will require the power to be switched off to do so. There is never a good time or day to cut power, but they try to find the most less impactful time to our area.
Dominion will work very quickly to ensure power is restored as soon as possible. If you did not receive notification, then you should not be impacted.
Thank you for your patience as Dominion works to improve our connection.
Mayor Beasley
05/16/2020
UPDATE: Mr. Ford was found safe Monday morning.
Orangeburg County Sheriff Leroy Ravenell announced that the Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing and endangered man who is from Barnwell.
Ravenell said 66-year-old Donnie Ford was last seen leaving the Regional Medical Center late Friday.
Ford is believed to have walked away on St. Matthews Road moving in the direction of Jamison.
The Barnwell native is said to have medical conditions, which make him an endangered person.
Ford is described as a black male standing about five foot six inches tall and weighing around 195 pounds.
He is believed to have been wearing a green shirt and black pants.
If anyone has any knowledge of Mr. Ford's whereabouts, they are urged to call the OCSO immediately at 803-534-3550.
05/15/2020
Soup kitchen sees increased need, support during COVID-19
The Barnwell Community Soup Kitchen has not only seen an increased need during the COVID-19 outbreak, but also increased support.
Read more at the link below or by turning to page A3 in this week's print edition.
The Barnwell Community Soup Kitchen continues to serve the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. The coronavirus has caused many people to experience
05/15/2020
Williston - Elko High School
Congrats to Cathy Smith!
Congratulations to Mrs. Cathy Smith for winning the 2020 SC CTE Career Specialist of the Year Award-Work-Based Learning of the Lower Savannah Region!
She will represent Williston-Elko High School and Barnwell District #29 at the EBS Summit in Greenville, July 19-July 23, 2020.
05/15/2020
The Barnwell Baseball Softball Association has cancelled its season due to COVID-19. Refunds will be issued on the four days listed in the post below.
Well sadly the time has come. We will not be having a baseball or softball season this year. It has been canceled. We’re sorry we couldn’t have an opportunity to play.
We will be giving full refunds to everyone that paid for player registration. We have receipts showing who paid. We do ask that you bring a picture ID for your refund. The refunds will be given over 4 days at Fuller Park. We will do this alphabetically by the player’s last name starting next Wednesday.
Refund schedule will be as follows:
A - E Wednesday May 20th at 6:30
F - J Thursday May 21st at 6:30
K - R Wednesday May 27th at 6:30
S - Z Thursday May 28th at 6:30
05/14/2020
Have you completed your 2020 U.S. Census?
If not, it only takes a few minutes to complete and you can do everything online at 2020census.gov.
Barnwell County’s response rate is only 48.9 percent, which is slightly lower than the state’s rate of 54 percent.
You likely have received a card or form in the mail with a code for your address. However, some people have reported that they didn’t receive anything.
If you have not received anything from the Census Bureau yet, you can still respond online without your Census ID. Visit the online form and select "Start Questionnaire." Below the ID field, choose the link that says, "If you do not have a Census ID, click here."
05/14/2020
High school graduation time is almost here, although ceremonies will be a bit different this year due to the coronavirus.
If you missed the front page article in last week's newspaper, you can read about the graduation plans by clicking here:
https://www.augustachronicle.com/news/20200507/high-schools-announce-graduation-plans
Congrats to the Class of 2020!
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Jefferson Davis Academy in Blackville kicked off the high school graduation season last night. This video shows the graduates, their families and school officials singing the alma mater.
Thomas Williams, who previously served on Barnwell County Council, was sworn in this morning as the new Barnwell magistrate judge. He takes over for long-time magistrate judge Sport Holland who is retiring. We will have a full story in next week’s newspaper.
Sandra “Sandy” Cochran (right) was sworn in as the new Barnwell County treasurer this afternoon. She replaces Pickens Williams Jr. who temporarily filled in for a few weeks after the resignation of Megan Croft last month. Cochran was appointed by the governor’s office to fill the elected seat until a permanent treasurer is either appointed or elected. We will have more in this week’s newspaper.
Due to COVID-19 impacting many highlights for high school seniors, Barnwell High School’s teachers, administrators and other staff had a surprise for their seniors today. Many of the faculty and staff decorated their cars and formed a line along the school’s driveway as seniors picked up their caps and gowns. Music was played and Principal Franklin McCormack announced each student’s name as they drove up. Signs also lined the driveway that featured the seniors. In addition to their caps and gowns, the seniors also received goodie bags that were made by the teachers and staff.
Pickens Williams Jr. was sworn in today at noon by Barnwell County Probate Judge Myrna Still Dill as the temporary treasurer of Barnwell County. His wife Emily is shown holding the Bible. Williams was appointed by Gov. Henry McMaster after Megan Croft resigned on April 15. She was elected in 2018 after previously serving as interim treasurer following the retirement of Wendall “Wendy” Gibson in August 2017. Prior to that, she served as deputy treasurer. Williams is no stranger to the treasurer’s office. He served as treasurer from 1983 to 1999 before becoming county administrator from 1999 to 2018. He has come out of retirement to help the treasurer’s office continue operating until a permanent successor is either appointed or elected. We will have more on the change in the treasurer’s office in our April 22 edition.
Tornadoes hits Barnwell County
It is believed that three possible tornadoes hit Barnwell County early this morning, although the National Weather Service is in the process of confirming that, according to Barnwell County Emergency Management Director Roger Riley. Most of the damage seems to be in the Hilda, Blackville and Williston areas. This video shows some of the damage on Hartzog Road in the Hilda area.
Barnwell Primary School Staff Parade
Barnwell Primary School Principal Donna Selvey led a parade of BPS teachers and staff this morning through several roads and neighborhoods in Barnwell. With schools now closed through the end of April, the parade was a way for teachers and students to see each other and connect from a safe distance. “That was just what my kids and heart needed! So neat and special! Reminded me of the blessings we have in this small town,” said parent Robyn Reece, who thanks the teachers and staff. This video was taken on Main Street near the post office where some families gathered, but students and parents were also outside in other parts of the city to wave to the staff.
Lots of family-friendly fun still happening on the Circle in downtown Barnwell, including live entertainment, vendors, food, car/bike show, and more. The Sundial Festival ends at 3 p.m.
The Sundial Festival is happening now in downtown Barnwell until 3 p.m.
The third graders at Barnwell Primary School use plastic buckets as drums during the school’s art show tonight. Framed artwork from all BPS students is also on display and can be purchased by parents. The show ends at 7 p.m.
Barnwell Elementary School unveiled its new STEM Lab this morning for a group of community partners. The new lab provides hands-on learning in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math. We will have the full story in an upcoming newspaper.
Barnwell's HGTV 'Home Town Takeover' Entry Video
Here's the video that was submitted about the City of Barnwell for HGTV's "Home Town Takeover" contest. Barnwell dentist Craig Wix did an excellent job narrating, filming and editing the video. So many other local residents played a part in the process as well. Small towns across America were invited to submit videos about why their hometown needs a makeover. The winning town will receive a visit by Ben and Erin Napier, who are the hosts of HGTV's "Home Town" show, and receive a makeover of some homes, other buildings and public spaces. The work will be featured on the special "Home Town Takeover" series. We hope Ben and Erin select Barnwell!
City of Barnwell Mayor Marcus Rivera and his wife Shonda share a first dance at the Inaugural Mayor’s Gala that just wrapped up. The sold-out event packed the Barnwell State Park community building. We will have more on this event, which honored the city’s first African-American mayor, in an upcoming newspaper.
The City of Barnwell’s annual Daddy/Daughter Dance had its largest crowd ever tonight with more than 110 girls and 100 dads packing the Barnwell Elementary School multi-purpose room. Enjoy this video for a short glimpse at the fun-filled evening. We will have lots of photos in next week’s Feb. 12 newspaper.
The Barnwell County Sheriff’s Office held a memorial service today for K9 deputy Waco Jr. (April 27, 2010 to August 2, 2019). He was with the department since he was a puppy and had to be put down due to cancer. “Waco Jr. had many successful captures and finds throughout his years. He was dedicated and a loyal friend to the handlers,” said Sheriff Ed Carroll. Watch the video to see the service and read the story in next week’s newspaper for the full story.
Downtown Blackville has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland thanks to more than 20 colorfully lit Christmas trees located near the post office. The trees are on display through at least the end of the month. This is a new initiative led by the Blackville Music & Arts Festival Committee in conjunction with local residents, organizations and businesses.
The Town of Blackville’s Christmas Tree Lighting started off in the Blackville First Baptist Church with singing and scripture reading before heading across the street to light the town’s Christmas tree. Everyone then went inside the community center to enjoy soup. We will have photos in this week’s newspaper.
Santa rides atop a fire truck at the end of the Blackville Christmas Parade this morning. Find photos in Wednesday’s newspaper.
Fifth graders at Kelly Edwards Elementary School in Williston graduated from the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program today. We will have the full story and photos in an upcoming newspaper.
Graduates of the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program at Macedonia Elementary-Middle School perform “I Will DARE” during this morning’s graduation. This year’s class includes fifth and sixth graders since the school didn’t have DARE last year. Check out the full story and photos in next week’s newspaper.
The children of Winfield Heights Baptist Church perform during the Williston Christmas Parade. They were promoting their CAKE (Christmas Acts of Kindness Experiment) Play which will be held on Dec. 15 at 6 p.m. at the church.
It was a beautiful day for the Williston Christmas Parade today! Check out the photos in this week’s newspaper.
The Scarlet Knights Marching Band performs Christmas music as they go through downtown in the Barnwell Christmas Parade. We will have a page full of photos in next week’s newspaper.
The Barnwell Warhorses are on the way to Columbia now to play in the AA State Championship game at 5 p.m. They just came through downtown where they were greeted by a crowd of cheering fans.
The City of Barnwell’s Christmas tree has been lit and there’s “snow” falling in downtown Barnwell. Come on down and enjoy it! We will have photos from tonight’s tree lighting in next week’s newspaper.
Williston-Elko Middle School held a ribbon cutting tonight of the new STEM lab where students will work in an interactive environment using the components of science, technology, engineering and math. The school district also showcased other facility improvements at all three schools, including security upgrades. We will have coverage of all the improvements in next week’s Nov. 20 newspaper.
Barnwell County's two high school marching bands have exciting shows planned for this season. Read the article in today's newspaper to find out how the Barnwell Scarlet Knights and Williston-Elko Blue Devil marching bands have prepared for the new season, details on their shows and where you can see the shows performed.
Barnwell County’s two high school marching bands have been hard at work these past two weeks learning music and drill during band camps. This video offers a snippet of this season’s shows. (Barnwell High Scarlet Knights Marching Band are shown first followed by the Williston-Elko High Blue Devil Marching Band.) Both bands invite the public to season previews this Friday, August 9 at 6:30 p.m. Barnwell’s will be on the band practice field behind the high school while Williston’s will be on their football field. We will have photos and a full story on both bands in next week’s newspaper.
Work on a bridge on Hwy. 70 west of Denmark has been completed and the highway reopened. The main road between Barnwell and Denmark has been closed for months. It is also the direct route from Barnwell to the new Bamberg-Barnwell Emergency Medical Center, cutting time to get to emergency services.
The new SRP Federal Credit Union branch in Williston is officially open! A ribbon cutting ceremony was held this morning. A number of residents attended along with representatives from SRP, the Town of Williston, Barnwell County and the Chamber of Commerce. Read more about the Williston branch in next week's July 17 print edition.
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Comments
Mrs. Amy Elkins sent her entire 1st grade class Class Unity Bracelets, so they can be together in spirit and heart since they are unable to go to school due to COVID-19. This is Liam Corell wearing his Unity Bracelet! This was such a great surprise for the kids and such a cute idea! Just wanted to give a shout out!!!
Anyone know when goodys/gordmans will be reopening?
When is the Food Lion coming?
Motorcycle wreck on Dunbarton Blvd. Old Lakeside parking lot.
We should do this for Barnwell high school seniors
Does anyone know when hardee's will be reopening?
Do you have any information on the body that was found in the woods near Apple St/ Corley Heights Richardson St?
Vintage Ln in Barnwell. A tree came down on an elderly couple's home. Landing on top of their bed. Even though he was sleeping in the bed No one was injured. They lost a lot of kitchen stuff and all their bedroom furniture. No rental insurance and nowhere to go as they are on a fixed income
278 (Williston Rd) and 781 ( Tinker Creek Rd)
Please provide an update on Gov. McMaster’s news conference this afternoon. It was so fast, I missed parts. Thank you.
PRAYING FOR US ALL N. QUESTION ABOUT LOCAL MOTION SHUTTING DOWN FRIDAY IS THIS INCLUDES DYALIS PATIENCE ALSO ASKING FOR A FRIEND