Sponsored by WKDK.com We may even feature yours on this page and mention your name on the air! Featured Photos Mid-Carolina senior Corey Stone officially signed with the University of South Carolina recently to play baseball for the Gamecocks. Pictured are Corey and some of his proud family members. Photo courtesy of Zeb Reid CONGRATULATIONS to the MCHS Lady Rebel Tennis Team for defeating Clinton High School in the Class AAA Upper-State Championship. They advance to play in the AAA State Championship on Saturday!

Photo courtesy of Zeb Reid The Newberry Sheriff's Department, City of Newberry Police Department, SC Highway Patrol and Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) met before Memorial Day to witness Mayor Foster Senn sign the 2016 Proclamation supporting safety checkpoints by law enforcement. Photo courtesy of Jennie O'Shields A scene from the recent Special Olympics Torch Run. Photo courtesy of Cindy Pitts MCHS Lady Rebels Tennis girls number one player, freshman and co-captain, Elise Mills won the SCHSL State Singles Tournament November 17 for the A-AA region at the Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center.

Pictured are Elise Mills and Coach Kenny Sanders. Some children particpating in the Halloween Pumpkin Decorating Party at Town Hall on Sunday, October 18. Maria Cervantes, Mid-Carolina High School, took first place honors at the Prosperity's Hoppin' High School Art Show on April 12. Photo courtesy of Andy Hawkins Prosperity's Hoppin' High School Art Show was held on April 12. About 45 people attended the reception at the Prosperity Depot. Photo courtesy of Andy Hawkins WKDK Loyal Listener Cindy Schumpert at the Rock Fore! Dough performance by A Thousand Horses, 'the band with Newberry connections!'

Photo courtesy of Cindy Schumpert Baby Jesus being placed in the manger at Whitaker Funeral Home on Christmas morning. Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker Lt. Burt Mohler recently received the Newberry Exchange Club Firefighter of the Year Award! Photo courtesy of Keith Minick 'Welcome to the Hotel California.'

A shot of The Beverly Hills Hotel taken at near sundown during a recent trip to Los Angeles. Photo courtesy of Carole Murray The signs for the Newberry High School State Championship in basketball are now up on Main Street as you approach NHS from both directions. Photo courtesy of Foster Senn Newberry baseball legend Billy O'Dell prepares to throw the first pitch at Friday's Chapin-Newberry American Legion Post 24 game. Photo courtesy of Ken Minasian Tyla Bowers at Southern Art & Outdoors explaining the Frog Scavenger Hunt to her first group. Photo courtesy of Andy Hawkins Lauren Keener, Whitmire Community School, accepting check for first place student Amanda J. Crisp and for the Whitmire art program. Photo courtesy of Andy Hawkins Belle has a new passion.

Paddleboarding and Sidewalk Surfing Photo courtesy of Sally Lowman Spring seems to have finally arrived in Newberry! Photo courtesy of Jane Robertson Sledding is hard work but Rebekah Rendelman was determined on this beautiful snow day.

Photo courtesy of Jane Robertson First Grade Teacher, Janie Kitchens, and daughter Eleanor celebrate one of their favorite authors, Dr. Snow-Seuss Photo courtesy of Sue Summer The folks at Munson Music built a snow-guitar and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. The big surprise?

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Photo courtesy of Sue Summer Snow measured at Enoree River Vineyards Photo courtesy of Richard and Laura LaBarre Newberry College snowman at the Reid's! Photo courtesy of Zeb Reid The Mid-Carolina High School Varsity Cheerleaders were recognized at the December 18 meeting of the Newberry County School Board. The squad members were AA Region II Champions and AA State Runners Up. Photo courtesy of Tammy Kitchen/WKDK WKDK's Margaret Brackett (center), a long-time advocate for tobacco prevention measures, was presented the Lifetime Achievement Award for Media Advocacy. The presentation was by Louis Eubank, Executive Director, SC Cancer Alliance and SC Tobacco-Free Collaboration, and Sharon Biggers, SC Director of Tobacco Prevention and Control. Photo courtesy of Debbie Turner of Turner Photography The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer recently celebrated its 160th Anniversary.

Pictured are the church's oldest and youngest members. Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker A scene at the recent Veteran's Day Parade in downtown Newberry.

Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker Some of the attendees enjoying the Veterans Day Parade on November 9. Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker Another scene at the recent Veterans Day Parade in downtown Newberry. Some of the Vietnam War Veterans of American Legion Post #24 wave to the crowd. Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker Legend country singer Willie Nelson takes a break during his show at the Opera House on Monday to sign Theresa Halfacre's jacket. Photo courtesy of Theresa Halfacre Happy Halloween from the Banks' girls! Photo courtesy of 'Grandma' Donna Lominack Mr.

Bill Greenbacks & Miss Millie Homestead created by the Auditor's and Treasurer's staff. Photo courtesy of Donna Lominack Miss Clover, the 4H-er, just won a blue ribbon at the Jr. Photo courtesy of Alana West Scarecrow exhibit for Linda Renwick Realty.

Photo courtesy of Kim Sligh The Master Gardeners' entry for the Scarecrow Convention: 'Making It Crow!' Photo courtesy of Rose Marie Favors City of Newberry Fire Department in remembrance of 9/11. Photo courtesy of Ben Bowers Representative Walt McLeod waves to the onlookers at the Chapin Labor Day Parade. Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker Some of the Chapin Labor Day attendees' park at Whitaker Funeral Home for the day's festivities. Photo courtesy of Doggett Whitaker We have Loyal Listeners and we also have Loyal Deer at our studios on 3000 Hazel Street!

Photo courtesy of WKDK Charles Weathers is presented a resolution by Mayor Foster Senn for his efforts in facilitating the 'Cultivating Community' efforts over the past year in Newberry County. Photo courtesy of WKDK Harold and Anne Folk enjoy the evening at the annual Welcome Back Party for Newberry College at Dave Waldrop's place on Spearman Road. Photo courtesy of Wilson Senn Lightning strike at Enoree River Winery Photo courtesy of Laura Labarre Parade goers get set for a fun Harper Street Bike Parade on July 4! Photo courtesy of Cindy Pitts Another scene at the Harper Street Bike Parade on Thursday. Photo courtesy of Cindy Pitts Camdyn Dahman with her four-legged friend at 'Taste of Newberry' on Friday evening.

Photo courtesy of Jessica Dahman A recent rehearsal for the Newberry Community Players production of 'Patsy Cline.' Photo courtesy of Ronney Hunter/Newberry Digital Doris Coggins of Newberry Elementary and Marie Robinson of Boundary Street Elementary at Tuesday's WLTX luncheon honoring all of the 2012/2013 Golden Apple Award winners. Photo courtesy of WKDK Ashley Robertson was awarded her law degree, magna cum laude, from USC School of Law on Friday, May 10, 2013.

In August, Ashley will begin work in a Judge Clerkship for SC Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean Toal. Photo courtesy of Jane Robertson Vidal and Bucket Brigade at Prosperity's Hoppin' with Arts & Antiques Photo courtesy of Andy Hawkins Franklin Miller from Newberry was the winner in Division One (photos/paintings) at Prosperity's Hoppin' recently. He is standing by Aw,Shucks, one of three pastel paintings he entered. This particular painting was the favorite of our judge and artist Clay Burnette, from the SC Arts Commission. Photo courtesy of Andy Hawkins Some of the residents at Springfield Place enjoyed wearing sunglasses during the Coffee Hour Show on Thursday with Sue Summer. Photo courtesy of WKDK Members of the Newberry High School Junior Varsity Soccer team. They had a good season wrapping up last week with a 7-nil defeat of neighboring Union County.

They are coached by Leslie McDuffie and Joseph Foster. Photo courtesy of Lee Foster A runner carries the Special Olympics torch down Main Street in downtown Newberry on Thursday afternoon.

Photo courtesy of Ted B. Williams/ Special to WKDK The Newberry Community Players present 'Flash Gordon' again this weekend. Photo courtesy of Heather Hawkins A scene from the fire yesterday at the business off of College Street yesterday across from Fast Track. Photo courtesy of Jimmie Coggins 'On The Move With Margaret' on April 8 featured a LifePoint discussion, as April is Organ Month. Pictured are Roger Charette, Ronald Charette, Mark Johnson, and Margaret Brackett. Photo courtesy of April Marks.

• Council approved a resolution urging President Trump to reject efforts by Whirlpool and the ITC to stifle the production of innovative, competitive-priced residential washing machines by American Workers in the Untied States. Scion Lg 3 Frame Grabber Driver. Click to view the resolution (PDF format).

• Council approved a third reading of an ordinance authorizing the execution of an equipment lease purchase agreement not exceeding $500,000. Purchases for this fiscal year include, one pickup truck for rescue squad use, a pumper tanker truck for fire department use, an ambulance re-mount for EMS. • A second reading on an ordinance for the issuance and sale of general obligation bonds not exceeding $1,325.

This addresses several projects, or portions of projects, approved as part of the current fiscal year’s budget. Audio Editor Deluxe Free Download Full Version. Scalehouse construction ($60,000), IT suite construction ($30,000), DHEC/DSS Building renovations ($54,000), Old Jollystreet Road Bridge replacement ($94,422), Mid-Carolina Commerce Park irrigation system ($30,000), Mid-Carolina Commerce Park pad readiness for Lot#14 ($481,578), Detention Center renovations ($500,000).

The balance of $75,000 is for bond issuance cost. • Council approved a second reading to rezone a parcel located off Highway 391 from Residential to Rural. The plan is to place a manufactured home on the property. • Council approved a second reading to rezone a parcel located at the intersection of Highway 34 and Oxner Road from Rural to General Commercial to locate a dollar general store on the parcel. • Council approved a resolution authorizing the Newberry County Administrator to execute a Renunciation and Release Trust Interest.

In 1994 The Chappells Community Club and the now defunct Town of Chappells bargained that the town would deed the club its present building, the former Chappells Elementary School, additionally the town provided the club with $25,000 for sole purpose of maintaining the lights in Chappells. The agreement indicates that Newberry County would take of maintenance of the lights in the event that the club could no longer to so.

The county was not a party to this agreement. The Chappells Community Club is dissolving, and the county has no desire or interest in taking up the maintenance of the remaining lights. This renunciation makes clear the county's intent with regard to the matter, and may assist the club in the process of dissolving its existence. • Council approved a resolution authorizing an amendment to a fee agreement between Newberry County and Trucast. This resolution changes the company's 2008 fee agreement by reducing the minimum investment required from five million to three million. • Council approved a bid from Safe Industries in the amount of $298,610 for the purchase Fairview Fire Department Fire Apparatus.

• Council approved a bid from Wiley Easton Construction Company in the amount of $642,586.50 for the town of Prosperity Civic Center and Recreation complex improvements, a CPST project.

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