Governor Haley calls for Confederate flag removal from Statehouse
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley urged debate by the state legislature to remove the Confederate battle flag from the Statehouse grounds, saying the Emanuel AME Church massacre changed what the banner represents and that a special session may be called if needed. The move drew bipartisan support and was echoed by GOP leaders as discussions continued about relocating or removing the emblem.
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Community Summer Events Mix Quill Quilt Program And Fireworks
A summer schedule lists a children's program with a quilt craft and Underground Railroad story from 7 to 8 pm, followed by an Underground Railroad display and ice cream social 8 to 10 pm. Balloon Quest runs July 15–18 at Scotland Meadows Park with launches if weather permits, live entertainment, and fireworks on July 18. Regatta at Lake Arthur spans Aug 1–2 with races, food, vendors, and family activities, capped by fireworks. Mt Jackson hosts its 200th anniversary Aug 7–9 with crafts, rides, live music, and fireworks on Aug 8. Lawrence County Fair runs Aug 17–22 with animals, rides, games, entertainment, and a fireworks finale.
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Racial flyers from Ku Klux Klan spread in Pryor Oklahoma
In Pryor Oklahoma white supremacist leaflets from the Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan appeared on lawns over the weekend three days after the Charleston massacre. The flyers urged boycotts of Maggie's Mexican Kitchen El Humilde Mexican Restaurant and Red Crown Credit Union. Mayes County Sheriff Mike Reed noted no advance warning and cited First Amendment protections. Authorities could not identify leaders or the group’s headquarters. The town of 9500 residents sits in Mayes County, which is predominantly white with Native American residents and small African American presence. Details from the Pryor Times.
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Bridge washing to begin on Route 351 in Little Beaver
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will start bridge washing on Route 351 in Little Beaver Township weather permitting. Crews from Jay Falkroad and Sons Inc. will perform the work with single lane alternating traffic weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Friday. Motorists should slow down and expect changing traffic patterns through the area.
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