WINNSBORO – Get into the holiday spirit with singing, dancing, comedy, and more! The Pine Tree Playhouse welcomes you back once again to the Royal Court of the North Pole. King Santa Claus and the Royal Family are preparing for a joyous event: The Crowning of The Princess of Yule, King Santa Claus’ oldest daughter […]
He led first and last WWII fighter-escorted missions
The following appeared in The State newspaper on Sept. 5, 1945. “VII Fighter Command Headquarters, Iwo Jima – The distinction of being ‘the only pilot in the United States Air Forces to have flown the first and last fighter-escorted mission of World War II’ was claimed here by Captain Kitt R. McMaster, Jr., of Winnsboro, […]
Meet Henry Perez Cail
Proud parents, Dillon and Ivy Cail, are happy to announce the birth of their son, Henry Perez Cail. Henry was born on October 23, 2024 at Prisma Health Baptist Parkridge Hospital, weighing 6 pounds, 12 ounces and measuring 19.5 inches long. Paternal grandparents are the late Jimmy and Sharon Perez Cail. Maternal grandparents are Tommy […]
25th Annual Pig on the Ridge is Nov. 1 & 2
RIDGEWAY – The Pig will be back on the Ridge this weekend – Friday, Nov. 1 and Saturday, Nov. 2. It will be the 25th anniversary of the festival. Friday night’s “No Pigs allowed” runs from 6 – 10:30 p.m. with activities for kids, craft sales, and a street party. While “No pigs (are) allowed” […]
Veteran’s Day event set for Nov. 7 in Winnsboro
WINNSBORO – Life-long Winnsboro resident Eddie Branham, 77, served in the Air Force from September, 1968 until late 1972. Long after his military career ended, he applied for a military card that could be used for various discounts that many stores and businesses now offer for all military enlistees and veterans. “I wasn’t asking for […]
Winnsboro men honored with Quilts of Valor
WINNSBORO – Quilts of Valor were presented to two Winnsboro veterans last week: brothers Eddie and Rusty Branham. The quilts were presented to them by Fairfield County Office of Veterans Affairs Director Albertha Woodard. The quilts were made by Winnsboro quilter Lee Weed who stitched the following quote into the quilts: “Quilting to honor and […]