It has been a long time coming for some people, but Camdens Amtrak station -- the building, platform and canopy, and parking lot -- will all undergo repairs in an effort to make the facility Americans with Disabilities Act compliant and restore it to the way it looked when it was first built 77 years ago. The work will begin Aug. 4 and continue from the city of Camdens recently completed renovations on the entryway. Its our top story from the C-I and chronicle-independent. Also today: the Kershaw County Parks and Recreation Department teams up with First Baptist Church of Camden to offer swimming lessons; the president of Prestage Farms is arrested and then released in Washington, D.C., for carrying a gun into a congressional building; Kershaw County Council is revising its procurement code; three people -- including former mayor Jeffrey Graham -- are candidates for Camden City Council; and we have a fun picture of the citys current mayor with two former ones at this years polo event. Plus: Localife is all about this Octobers Carolina Downhome Blues Festival, with a look at the musicians slated to appear. All that plus Sports and Viewpoint, too, are ready for you now from your local hometown community newspaper and website: the Chronicle-Independent!
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 09:48:19 +0000
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