Abbeville County murder trial set three years after land dispute
Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for Steven Bixby in the 2003 killings of Abbeville County sheriff's Sgt. Danny Wilson and state constable Donnie Outts after a standoff over highway land. Bixby and his father, Arthur, face separate trials as property-rights advocates watch closely.
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Clemson backs NAACP review of campus party
Clemson University welcomes an NAACP review of an off campus party where white students wore blackface and mimicked hip hop culture. The school is also conducting its own evaluation of student misconduct and underage drinking as leaders plan meetings with NAACP officials to discuss campus diversity and responses.
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Educator Sharon Keesley retires after 34 years in Edgefield
Sharon Keesley, 55, plans to retire in June after 34 years in Edgefield County schools in South Carolina. She started in 1973 as a third grade teacher at Douglas Elementary and became Edgefield superintendent in 1999 after a crowded field of 49 candidates.
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