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Three Easley High School seniors participated in a poultry judging contest for Future Farmers of America (FFA) at the Pickens County Career and Technology Center.
Unique student acitivity leads to Easley award
EASLEY – Three Easley High School seniors participated in a poultry judging contest for Future Farmers of America (FFA) at the Pickens County Career and Technology Center. The three seniors were Austyne Douglas, Kelci Sizemore, and Chapin McCombs. “We all judged hens on their handling quality and pigmentation,” Douglas said. “We also judged their egg laying ability.” The contest winners were determined by which team judged the poultry m...
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March of Dimes slated this weekend
EASLEY — Family and corporate teams and individual walkers who will be participating in March for Babies in Easley Saturday. Hundreds are expected to gather to march for healthier babies and celebrate the 75th anniversary of the March of Dimes. The day’s activities include an opening program at 8:30 a.m. in Old Market Square in downtown Easley, followed by a walk. Following the walk, participants will enjoy food and family-fun activities. I...
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Take control and mitigate mold growth in your home
(BPT) - Damp, dark areas of the home, such as an unfinished basement, can often be trouble spots for homeowners hoping to increase their living space. Left unfinished, these areas of the home can potentially suffer significant damage, be prone to flooding or develop mold. When it comes to home improvement, homeowners are wise to consider the affects of moisture and mold buildup and how they can be combated. Mold growth, usually a result of ...
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Community remembers fallen soldier Barrett Austin
PICKENS—Folks in Pickens County are continuing to mourn the loss of Easley resident Pfc. Barrett Austin, who lost his life during an attack while serving a deployment in Afghanistan. A Pickens High School graduate, Austin was always known for his friendly smile, according to Pickens Principal Marion Lawson. “He was a good student,” Lawson said. “He was always friendly, always ready with a smile and was always very polite and pleasant with...
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