God is faithful and just to forgive
Repentance is a common theme throughout the Old and New Testaments.
The Byerly Foundation grant cycle open until June 15
The Byerly Foundation Board primarily funds grants working with education, economic development and social needs in the area. The 2018/2019 grant cycle will accept grant applications through June 15. Who is eligible? The Byerly Foundation can make grants to qualifying 501-C-3 organizations and certain other public, governmental units for charitable and community focused programs. The Foundation does not make grants to individuals and...
A New Tradition: ‘There is absolutely room for women in this industry.’
Taylor Armstead seemed destined to be a graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), with both a love of science and family ties to the college. Now a 25-year-old Process Engineer at Sonoco, Armstead said that she couldn’t be happier with her choice in school and career.
The Next Generation: ‘I learn so much every day I walk into class’
Katie Highfill always dared to dream big. When she was younger, she dreamed of being a doctor. When she got to middle school, she wanted to be a singer. For one reason or another, she decided that neither of these were exactly what she was looking to do for the rest of her life. She changed her mind a lot during those early years.
S.C. Association of School Administrators names five schools ‘Palmetto’s Finest’
Five schools have been named the 2018 Palmetto’s Finest Schools, including Darlington County School District’s Mayo High School.
Burch named to state-wide position
Mae Helen Burch, Tax Collector for Darlington County, was recently named the new Chaplain for TAPS, which stands for Tax Collectors of the Palmetto State.
