What would it take for us to believe?
When the holidays of Christmas and the holy week come around, I cannot help but wonder what the general population thinks about the spiritual significance of these events.
Church News – April 11, 2018
Please send your church news and photos to: editor@newsandpress.net Spring Summit The Woman’s Pee Dee District Department of the Pee Dee Missionary Baptist Association will hold it Spring Summit on Saturday, April 14 at Macedonia Baptist Church, 1511 Macedonia Church Road, Cheraw. Reverend Joseph A. McFarlan is the pastor and Mrs. Eunice Edwards is the senior missionary president. The workshop presenter will be Reverend Dr....
Coker College to host a performance by EVIDENCE, A Dance Company
Coker College is hosting a performance of Walking Out the Dark, by internationally-renowned Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE, A Dance Company, on Tuesday, April 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the Watson Theater in the Elizabeth Boatwright Performing Arts Center. The performance is free with Coker ID and $5 for general admission. Walking Out the Dark is constructed as a danced conversation between mother brother, sister, lover, friend. The piece aims to...
A New Tradition:‘Just keep trying. There are more North Industrials out there.’
Donna Laurie thought when she graduated from high school that she’d go into nursing. However, after going to nursing school she realized the profession wasn’t for her.
Pee Dee Coalition hosts annual Bunny Hop
Wesley United Methodist Church of Hartsville opened their doors on a drizzly Good Friday to host the annual “Bunny Hop,” an easter event staged by the Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault.
The Next Generation: A love for working with her hands leads to welding
Raven Douds, a junior at Darlington High School didn’t sign up for Welding because she always dreamed of being a welder. In fact, she didn’t know what she wanted to do. Like many other students, she went on a tour of the Darlington County Institute of Technology to see what classes may interest her.
