Black History Month — Annie Green Nelson: From poverty to praised, published author
Annie Green Nelson, born on December 5, 1902, in Darlington County, South Carolina, holds the distinction of being the state’s first known, published, female African-American author.
Black History Month — Stephen Presley: A Spiritual leader
In the year 1820, amidst the shadows of slavery that loomed over the United States, a remarkable figure named Father Stephen Presley emerged into a world defined by oppression and hardship.
Black History Month — Lawrence Reese: Building Darlington
Darlington, a town steeped in history, boasts a historic district adorned with magnificent structures that bear witness to the craftsmanship of Lawrence Reese, a self-taught African-American architect.
Black History Month — Isaac Brockenton: Success over struggles
Isaac P. Brockenton, born on May 19, 1828, in Lee County, SC, emerged as a prominent figure in the post-Civil War era, leaving an indelible mark on the state’s history.
Hartsville City Council meeting rescheduled
Due to the severe weather forecast the January 9th Regular Meeting of Hartsville City Council has been cancelled and rescheduled for Tuesday, January 16th at 5:30pm in Council Chamber at City Hall, 100 East Carolina Avenue.
Boys & Girls Clubs closed due to possible severe weather
All club sites will be closed Tuesday, January 9, due to the severe weather forecast.