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2018 Gallery to MIDTERM open new ELECTION exhibit All results are unofficial Reception will pending certification. be on Thursday U.S. House of Representatives, SERVING SOUTH CAROLINA SINCE OCTOBER 15, 1894 District 5 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2018 $1.00 A2 Michael Chandler (Constitution) √ Ralph W. Norman (R) SUMTER SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES RACE Archie Parnell (D) U.S. House of Representatives, District 6 √ James E. Clyburn (D) Alston, Ray, Gerhard R. Gressmann (R) Baker, Ragin Bryan Pugh (Green) State House of Representatives, McLeod get District 67 Brandon Humphries (Libertarian) √ Murrell Smith (R) win at-large area posts Sumter School Board, at large* (top 2 win seats) BY BRUCE MILLS, KAYLA ROBINS and DANNY KELLY Bonnie Disney [email protected] Bubba Rabon √ Frank Baker board seats Residents in Sumter School Board’s Dis- James Burton trict 1 knew they would have a new neigh- Jay Linginfelter Former school district superintendent to serve bor representing them on the Board of Lloyd Hunter Trustees after Tuesday’s election, and now √ Shawn Ragin BY BRUCE MILLS ter School Board’s at-large they know it will likely be Brian Alston. William Levan Byrd [email protected] board members moving forward. Alston is claiming victory in the four-can- Baker and Ragin were the top didate race for the seat that covers eight Sumter School Board, District 1* Former district Superinten- two vote-getters Tuesday in the precincts in the most northwestern portion Barbara Bowman dent Frank Baker and educator √ Brian L. Alston Shawn Ragin will likely be Sum- SEE AT LARGE, PAGE A6 SEE BOARD, PAGE A5 Caleb M. Kershaw Jr. Mark Myers Sumter School Board, District 2* Charles M. Smith John Michalik Absentee ballots break the books √ Sherril Ray Sumter School Board, District 3* Eartha Reed Jason J. Johnson John Shipman Josh Coleman √ Matthew ‘Mac’ McLeod Sumter City Council, Ward 5* Bob Galiano Chris Hilditch √ Colin C. Davis Clarendon County School Board, District 1* (top 3 win seats) Bernard Richburg Bessie E. Leonard √ Cindy Risher √ Keith Bowman √ Tony Junious STATEWIDE RACES Attorney General √ Alan Wilson (R) Constance Anastopoulo (D) Constance Anastopoulo (Working Families) MICAH GREEN / THE SUMTER ITEM Commissioner of Agriculture Sumter residents wait in line to cast their votes during absentee voting at Sumter County Courthouse on Monday. Director of Sumter Chris Nelums (United Citizens) County Voter Registration and Elections Pat Jefferson said Monday that absentee voting for the county was above 2014 midterm totals. David Edmond (Green) √ Hugh Weathers (R) Sumter sees strong midterm turnout MORE RESULTS Governor / Lieutenant BY KAYLA ROBINS Governor presidential election, Sumter County S.C. House of Representatives, [email protected] District 67 √ Henry McMaster / Pamela Evette (R) voters made their voices heard Tues- day. Page A4 James Smith / Mandy Powers As voters in the Swan Lake and Fol- By the time absentee ballots had all Norrell (D) som Park precincts waited in two sepa- been counted and all 58 precincts re- U.S. House of Representatives, Secretary of State rate lines to the door before and at 7 ported their choices for local, state and District 5 √ Mark Hammond (R) a.m. when polls opened Tuesday for national candidates, more than 8,000 of Page A4 Election Day, whispers and comments them were absentee, about 5,710 of Melvin T. Whittenburg (D) could be heard throughout the Willow which were cast in person. U.S. House of Representatives, State Superintendent of Drive Elementary School halls about Clarendon County recorded 3,544 ab- District 6 Education turnout. sentee ballots were issued, and Lee is- Page A7 Israel Romero (D) Many said they had never seen a line sued 1,062. to vote so long in Sumter County be- According to the South Carolina Elec- Sumter City Council, Ward 5 √ Molly Mitchell Spearman (R) fore. Some had never had to wait be- tion Commission, more than 260,000 ab- Page A7 State Treasurer fore. sentee ballots issued statewide as of √ Curtis Loftis (R) With record absentee turnout and regular lines that seemed similar to a SEE VOTE, PAGE A6 Rosalyn L. Glenn (D) Rosalyn L. Glenn (Working Families) Sarah Work (American) * Indicates races that are nonpartisan. McMaster prevails in S.C. governor’s race See page A5 for BY MEG KINNARD merit. woman Pamela Evette, be- who had endorsed him and uncontested The Associated Press This is the comes the second woman made several visits to race results first election in elected to the state’s second- South Carolina on the gov- and figures COLUMBIA — Loyal which South highest office and the first ernor’s behalf. on write-in Trump supporter South Carolina has Republican woman to do so. McMaster’s ties to candidates Carolina Gov. Henry Mc- elected its gov- In defeating Democratic Trump are older than ei- in Sumter Master secured his first full McMASTER ernor and lieu- state Rep. James Smith in ther man’s administra- County. term in office Tuesday, tenant gover- Tuesday’s general election, tion. In early 2016, then- achieving the office he’s nor on a ticket. Republican McMaster’s vic- Lt. Gov. McMaster threw held for two years but long With the win, McMaster’s tory also was a win for sought to win on his own running mate, business- President Donald Trump, SEE GOVERNOR, PAGE A6 VISIT US ONLINE AT CONTACT US DEATHS, B5 WEATHER, A8 INSIDE Information: 774-1200 James Benjamin Hall RAIN STICKING AROUND 3 SECTIONS, 20 PAGES the .com Advertising: 774-1246 Harriett Ann B. Crowe VOL. 124, NO. 17 Classifieds: 774-1200 An afternoon shower Lila Muldrow Riggins today; a couple of storms Classifieds B8 Opinion B7 Delivery: 774-1258 Lillie Ann McBride Grinnell News and Sports: 774-1226 possible tonight Comics C2 Sports B1 Janie Louise Jobe Jones C1, C4 C3 Ellis Lane Jr. HIGH 74, LOW 56 Food Television A2 | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2018 THE SUMTER ITEM Call: (803) 774-1226 | E-mail: [email protected] Gallery opens Mom, newborn new exhibit test positive with reception for opiates, on Thursday amphetamines BY KAYLA ROBINS Works by Sumter native, [email protected] Charleston resident featured A 32-year-old woman has been arrested after she and FROM STAFF REPORTS her newborn child tested posi- tive for illegal drugs. Two artists who work in very differ- Vanessa Michelle Wright, of ent mediums are featured in the Sum- Wessex Drive in Wedgefield, ter County Gallery of Art’s next exhibi- faces a charge of unlawful ne- tion, opening with a reception Thurs- glect of a child, according to day. From 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., visitors to information provided by Ken the gallery can view works by Sumter Bell, public information offi- native Mary Ann Reames and Charles- cer for the Sumter County ton resident Jocelyn Châteauvert. The Sheriff's Office. exhibitions will remain in the gallery An Aug. 1 war- through Jan. 11, 2019. rant alleges Reames has been painting profession- Wright and her ally and teaching art for more than 30 child both tested years. Her first teacher was the late positive for am- Mildred White, a Sumter artist who phetamines and taught her drawing and oil painting opiates while still WRIGHT from the age of 14. Much of her work at Palmetto reflects her love of nature, and she also Health Tuomey. creates figural and portrait art. Her Wright was arrested on Nov. home state strongly influences Reames’ 1 after the test was completed painting. on July 21. Of “Landscape of My Life,” her cur- Three mothers were arrest- rent exhibition at SCGA, Reames said, ed in April and May for simi- "This exhibition is a testament to the lar charges after giving birth PHOTOS PROVIDED painting journey of my life — the times at Tuomey. An 18-year-old when I have been able to put aside the Sumter native Mary Ann Reames’ “Landscape of My Life” includes “Queen Street Bike and mother was arrested in April busy-ness of life and be an artist. … Shadows.” Reames’ work reflects her observations of nature and South Carolina scenes. after she and her newborn son (The) many facets of who I am drive me tested positive for marijuana to prove and earn my own worth, and Jacqueline in October 2017, and two they have allowed and defined exchang- Châteauvert’s “Morning women in their 20s were es of joy, truth and love with people Glories” is among her charged for testing positive who help ground me and give my life works of handmade with their infants for amphet- meaning and depth… . Painting allows paper in her exhibition amine, opiates and methadone. me the experience of simply being titled “Paper Wrangler,” Carol Alan, a board-certified present with my thoughts, images and opening Thursday OB/Gyn at Carolina Women's ideas, whether I am in the studio or evening at the Sumter Specialists, a division of Tan- outdoors. …” County Gallery of Art. dem Health (formerly Sumter Reames received a Bachelor’s degree Family Health Center), said in Art at Coker College and her Mas- research is limited on the ef- ters Degree in Art Education from the fects of marijuana and meth- University of South Carolina. During amphetamine on pregnancy her 30 years of teaching visual art and but that the American College photography at Wilson Hall, she was of Obstetricians and Gynecol- named the 2007 Teacher of the Year ogists recommends against the and was runner up for State Teacher of use of any illegal substance, the Year. been working with paper in Charleston al installations that feature flowing tobacco and alcohol while Among Reames’ instructors were the since 1999. kelp and diaphanous morning glories, pregnant.
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