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Landrum Council backs park mural project, advances police software plans

LANDRUM—The Landrum City Council met on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at City Hall, where members heard a proposal from Landrum High School FFA students to restore faded murals at Brookwood Park […]

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Landrum Council backs park mural project, advances police software plans

LANDRUM—The Landrum City Council met on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at City Hall, where members heard a proposal from Landrum High School FFA students to restore faded murals at Brookwood Park […]

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