Legislative Report

On Jan. 8, lawmakers gathered in Columbia to commence the 123rd South Carolina General Assembly.

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Clemson finds a way to keep roses looking rosier
Feb05

Clemson finds a way to keep roses looking rosier

When Robert Burns wrote his iconic poem “A Red, Red Rose” in 1794, he couldn’t have imagined the industry that would become of growing, shipping, arranging and delivering the enduring symbols of love and beauty.

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Hartsville opens expanded handicapable playground
Feb05

Hartsville opens expanded handicapable playground

The City of Hartsville Parks and Recreation Department announces the opening of the new expanded handicapable playground on the campus of Byerly Park. The playground is between the tennis courts and the track and field area. This new and improved playground is an expansion to Garrison’s Place, previously located just outside of Neptune Island Waterpark. Garrison’s Place was originally opened in 2014 after families started a campaign...

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Historical Commission receives $4 million gift
Feb05

Historical Commission receives $4 million gift

After Carolyn “Bet” Norment Phillips of Darlington passed away last March, the reading of her last will and testament revealed a big surprise – a $4 million bequest that will secure the history of her beloved Darlington County for decades to come.

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Darlington Rotary Club  celebrates 50th anniversary
Feb05

Darlington Rotary Club celebrates 50th anniversary

The Darlington Rotary Club, celebrating its 50th anniversary, last Thursday night honored four of its charter members: Dr. Hubert Baker, Charles Howard, Alvin DeWitt and Olin Bennett Sansbury Jr. From left to right: Rotary District Governor David Tirard; Baker; Club President Greg Hasselbring; DeWitt; Howard. Sansbury was unable to attend. The honorees received plaques and a letter from U.S. Rep. Tom Rice. Photo by Bobby...

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