Mayo High School’s drama program selected for international festival performance
A Mayo High School for Math, Science and Technology theater production has been selected to perform at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the world’s largest arts festival, as part of the American High School Theater Festival (AHSTF). Each August, Edinburgh becomes one of the most exciting places on earth as performing artists from all over the world participate in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The AHSTF Board of Directors selected...
Living on Purpose – Trying to make sense of it all
To be honest, I probably spend too much time watching and being saturated with the news.
Church News – May 16, 2018
Please send your church news and photos to: editor@newsandpress.net Community Garden God’s Garden on Smith Avenue in Darlington is ready for planting. For information call 843-393-3540. Annual One-Day Session The Annual One Day Session of the Woman’s Pee Dee District Department of the Pee Dee Baptist Association will be held on Sunday, May 20 at 4 p.m. at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 2349 Calvary Road, Hartsville. The guest...
Trinity-Byrnes Book Club makes donation to Help4Kids
The Trinity-Byrnes Book Club, a student led organization, held their annual book drive to collect books for children who may not otherwise have access to them. Sophomores Sullivan Smith (President) and Eliza Gregg Saleeby (Vice President, Book Drive Chair) headed the effort. Thanks to the generous support of the TBCS faculty, students, and the larger TBCS community, the TBCS book club collected over 1,800 children’s books. Help...
A New Tradition: ‘If your destiny is to go into this business, you will find that inspiration’
Julie Hucks knows that when people imagine the manager at the Mike Reichenbach auto body shop, she likely isn’t what they picture. With long blonde hair and a southern drawl straight out of Aynor, she knows that she stands out in the male-dominated field. For more than a decade though, she’s shown that she can hold her own in the office and in the shop.
The Next Generation: ‘I want to make a difference in the world’
Samantha Dorriety, a sophomore at Hartsville High School is very optimistic about what life has to offer. When she came to Hartsville High School, she saw a whole new world of opportunities. Speaking with her guidance counselor opened her eyes to all the job opportunities. Samantha also attends the Darlington County Institute of Technology. As she begins the long walk down the hall, she has plenty of female company. Once she makes...