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Are Insecticides Impacting Wild Turkeys?

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Are Insecticides Impacting Wild Turkeys?

EDGEFIELD, S.C. — Researchers at Texas A&M University are conducting first-of-its-kind wild turkey research, looking at the exposure of different turkey populations to neonicotinoid pesticides. Neonicotinoids are the most commonly used insecticides in the world, with near ubiquitous application to crop seeds in North America. Using funding provided from the NWTF’s National Request for Proposals Program, this past spring turkey season marked the …Read Article

NWTF and Partners Invest $2.7 Million in Water Conservation for 2025

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NWTF and Partners Invest $2.7 Million in Water Conservation for 2025

EDGEFIELD, S.C. — The NWTF’s Waterways for Wildlife Initiative continues to rally partners, build support and deliver essential water-related conservation projects across the Great Plains of America. Through this year’s investment, the NWTF and its partners are set to provide over $2.7 million to 14 conservation projects across seven states within the next year, bringing the total investment among the NWTF and its partners for the Waterways for …Read Article

From Edgefield to the Beaches of Normandy – The Edgefield Advertiser

JL Doolittle standing in front of his home in Edgefield Story by J. W. “Pete” Peterson, American Legion Post 30 As the sun rose over Edgefield County on the morning of June 6, 1944, residents awoke to the familiar warmth of a South Carolina summer, unaware that a local son was among the first wave […]Edgefield · Edgefield Read Article

ONE HUNDRED FIFTY ONE STROM THURMOND HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS RECEIVE THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS DURING SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY AT STHS STADIUM – The Edgefield Advertiser

Faith Johnson receives diploma from Supt. O’Gorman Johnston, SC – The speeches at Strom Thurmond High School Stadium have been delivered, the tassels turned, and caps tossed as the 151 members of the Strom Thurmond High School (STHS) graduating Class of 2025 reached a huge milestone in their lives in transitioning on Friday, May 30, […]Edgefield · Edgefield Read Article

Timothy D. Sanders, Edgefield – The Edgefield Advertiser

Timothy Dwayne Sanders, 61 husband of Karen Baxley Sanders of Edgefield, entered peacefully into rest on June 5, 2025. Timothy was born in Aiken, SC as the son of Arlene Boyd Love and the late Terry S. Sanders. He was a beloved and devoted pastor at Peace Haven Baptist Church. Which lead him to be able to share bible study in […]Edgefield · Edgefield Read Article

SRP Federal Credit Union donates $11,500 to support Edgefield County youth programs

SRP Federal Credit Union presented a $11,500 donation to the Edgefield County Youth Empowerment Center.Edgefield · Edgefield Read Article

NWTF Opens Door for More Wild Turkey Research

EDGEFIELD, S.C. — The NWTF continues its heightened investment in wild turkey research by opening its National Wild Turkey Research Request for Proposals program for the fourth consecutive year. This year’s announcement comes off the heels of significant investments from the NWTF via its RFP program, including $362,889 in 2022 for seven projects; $587,324 in 2023 for 10 projects; and $655,447 in 2024 for nine projects. With the NWTF’s investment…Edgefield · Edgefield Read Article

David Drake: The Enslaved African Who Became a Master Potter and Poet in 1800s South Carolina - TalkAfricana

David Drake, also known as “Dave the Potter”, was a master craftsman, poet, and one of the most remarkable enslaved Africans in 19th-century America. Born around 1800 in South Carolina, he was taught to shape clay into large, durable jars. But Drake did more than just make pots, he inscribed them with his name and […] TalkAfricanaEdgefield · Edgefield Read Article

Column: The birds of death

Roads tell stories. I’ve come across the “Mule Kick That Killed Eight People” in Edgefield County. I’ve seen stores fall to arsonists along Hwy. 378. I’ve seen homes go dark and swallowed by vines, and I’ve seen wheelchair ramps go…Edgefield · Edgefield Read Article

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