MORE THAN JUST A NEW COVER, A NEW BOOK: a Mother’s Journey from Addiction to Higher Calling
For nearly a decade, Jessica Beasley’s name was known around Darlington County for all the wrong reasons. Her mugshot circulated. Her arrests made headlines. Her family worried, prayed, and braced for the next phone call.
A County forged in Fire: Darlington’s War Legacy
Long before South Carolina’s red clay became hallowed ground for the well-known battles of the Revolutionary War, Darlington County was already writing its own chapter of defiance, sacrifice, and unbreakable resolve.
SC House of Representatives recognizes Darlington Country Club’s Centennial
Darlington Country Club’s mid-year Members Meeting took a celebratory turn on June 23, as members gathered not only for routine club business but to mark a significant milestone: official recognition from the South Carolina House of Representatives honoring DCC’s 2026 Centennial Celebration.
Center Baptist Youth visit Fitness Worldwide Gyms
On Saturday, June 20, the Center Baptist Church Youth Group traded screen time for gym time at Fitness Worldwide Gyms, located at 1032 Pearl Street.
Darlington African American Museum breaks ground
Community leaders and elected officials gathered at 131 Pearl Street on June 25, 2026, for the groundbreaking of the Darlington African American Museum (DAAM), marking the start of construction after years of fundraising and planning. A community lunch followed at The Market on Pearl, just down the street.
PALMETTO AND POWDER: Remember the day Carolina held the line
There are dates that many South Carolinians carry in the blood whether or not they ever learned them in a classroom, and June 28, 1776, is one of them.