
Leaders of the Class of 2026 in Sumter
By Bruce Mills, The Sumter ItemPhoto by Abigail Pittman, The Sumter Item Crestwood, Lakewood, Sumter High valedictorians share their journeys to top school honor. The top seniors from Crestwood, Lakewood

By Bruce Mills, The Sumter ItemPhoto by Abigail Pittman, The Sumter Item Crestwood, Lakewood, Sumter High valedictorians share their journeys to top school honor. The top seniors from Crestwood, Lakewood
With millions of educational, certification and licensure tests administered around the world every year, the need for secure testing environments and trained testing staff has never been greater. One local

Central Carolina Technical College announced a gift of from the Leadership South Carolina Class of 2026 as part of the class’s statewide service project, “Tree to Table.” The gift to

by Coastal Carolina University For many transfer students, the path to a four-year degree can feel uncertain, filled with questions about credits, cost, and whether they truly belong at a

Hard work, long drives, and a dream that paid off Katheryn Chilton graduated from Central Carolina Technical College in 2023 with a certificate in Massage Therapy, turning her passion for

Central Carolina Technical College students Chandler Johnson and Brooke Jackson placed first and fourth in their respective welding categories while competing at the 42nd annual South Carolina Technical College (SCTC)

Central Carolina held its 2026 commencement services on Friday, May 8 at the Sumter County Civic Center. Over 300 students participated as family and friends gathered to celebrate their achievements.

On April 30, TRIO hosted the 21st Annual Awards and Recognition Ceremony for the Student Support Services and Veterans Upward Bound programs. The ceremony is a time to celebrate the

by Zeniya Cooley How does one become a leader? By witnessing and modeling the leadership qualities of parents, siblings and community members, no doubt. But a person also grows into

Central Carolina Technical College hosted its annual Skills Exploration Expo (SEE) on Saturday, April 18. Prospective students, community members and their families were invited to learn more about the academic
During this time, you may notice law enforcement presence as part of routine safety coordination. There is no cause for concern.