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With the recent acquisition of the former CareArc building (1602 N. Elm Street), multiple health care services offered by the Greenwood County Hospital (GWCH) have found a new home.

Preparation work was recently completed for the Hamilton USD 390 Greenhouse project and efforts have now turned towards framing of the structure.

The Greenwood County Community Center (GCCC) committee met last Monday, March 18, and among their routine business, the group approved to proceed with signage. According to the unofficial minutes, the entryway sign on Jefferson Street will be replaced and named the Matt Samuels Complex. Mayor Steve Coulter will get estimates. On the front of the concourse building, Eureka Downs will be taken down and replaced with a GCCC sign on the front of the building.

The Eureka Honors Club, in cooperation with various businesses and individuals, will be sponsoring the annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday, March 30. The event will be held at McGinnis Field, at Eureka Junior Senior High School and is scheduled to start at 11 a.m.

Each month, local schools are required to conduct a crisis drill. Last Thursday, Marshall Elementary School was able to show how doing these drills routinely proves beneficial. Last Thursday, March 21, faculty/staff and students were able to put those practices to use during a fire alarm.

Private First Class (PFC) Leah Miles graduated from Airborne School on Friday, March 22, in Fort Moore, Ga.

I have often expressed my appreciation of sidewalks. Our neighborhood has sidewalks. Everything between our home and downtown has sidewalks.

2x7.5=$108.75 Imogene McDaniel

Ham is a staple for many families’ Easter feasts, but between all the varieties available, sometimes it can get confusing on how to safely prepare this holiday favorite. When you boil it down, you really have two types of ham to choose from: cooked/readyto- eat, or uncooked.