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Main Street Easter egg hunt was held on April 3, and during the event children were able to win awards for best transportation, best bonnet and best hat. Pictured above are the winners for the Best Easter transportation. The winners are, from left, third place Harrison Fortenberry, first place Dayleigh Bullock and second place Bowen McKenzie. | Photos by Beth Riles

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Main Street Easter egg hunt winners
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Wed,04/19/23-1:30PM , 506 Reads
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Holly Mitchell, who was found guilty of second-degree murder, testifies about her relationship with her husband, the victim, April 11. | Photo by Beth Riles

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Holly Mitchell’s side of the story
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Wed,04/19/23-11:11AM , 3,937 Reads
Holly Mitchell took the stand in her own defense April 11, as she fought for a not guilty verdict in her murder trial.
Holly appeared emotional from the moment she took the stand and as she went through the timeline of her marriage and ultimately the death of her husband, Shawn, who she is accused of murdering.
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National Day of Prayer
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Wed,04/19/23-10:38AM , 410 Reads
The National Day of Prayer is an annual day of observance held on the first Thursday in May, as designated by the United States Congress in a 1952 law. Americans are asked to pray and meditate on this day.
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The wrong side of the road and the law
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Wed,04/19/23-9:45AM , 6,745 Reads
Around 8:50 p.m. Saturday, an off-duty Marion County Sheriff's deputy witnessed a dark-colored car with Pennsylvania plates driving erratically at an excessive rate of speed heading westbound on U.S. 98 into Columbia.
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