After more than two decades as a band, Hanson tries something new with ‘String Theory’
During Labor Day Weekend at Darlington Raceway, pop group Hanson sat down and talked about what it meant to them to be able to perform the National Anthem, celebrating more than two decades as a band and their upcoming release String Theory.
PalmettoPride, Keep South Carolina Beautiful and Partners Create the Edisto River Adopt-A-Landing Grant
In an effort to encourage behavior change around littering, PalmettoPride, Keep South Carolina Beautiful, Walther Farms and Keep America Beautiful have come together to create the Edisto River Adopt-A-Landing Grant for local governments, community groups and non-profits. The grant is currently on a rolling deadline and aims to change behavior along the public boat landings of the Edisto River in South Carolina. This grant will cover...
Clemson Pee Dee REC Field Day features aphids, aquaponics, cotton varieties and more
South Carolina farmers can learn the latest research-based information needed to grow bountiful crops at the 2018 Clemson Pee Dee Research and Education Field Day Sept. 13. The field day gets under way at 8 a.m. at the Pee Dee REC, 2200 Pocket Road, Florence. (For GPS directions, enter this address: 2200 Pocket Road, Darlington). Matt Smith, resident director, encourages everyone who has an interest in agriculture to attend. “We have...
Hartsville Chamber of Commerce to host five-week course on Social Media
The Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce will present a five-week long social media course titled Marketing Through Social Media; the course will be facilitated by chamber board member Jamie Kelly. Jamie Kelly, a Hartsville native, is the sole owner of Jamie H. Kelly, LLC which operates a consulting group and Indigo Salon and Day Spa. She holds her Bachelor of Business Administration from Francis Marion University and recently...
Darlington County School District announces finalists for 2018-19 District Teacher of the Year
Darlington County School District (DCSD) announced today the five finalists for 2018-19 District Teacher of the Year. These “Honor Roll Teachers” will serve on both the DCSD Teacher Forum and the DCSD Leadership Council and will be invited to leadership activities throughout the year. The five finalists are: · Amber Atkins, Spaulding Elementary School · Rhonda Bailey, Washington Street Elementary School · Christina Ewing, Carolina...
