Dargan-Egan Wedding
Caroline Shorey Dargan of Darlington, S.C. and David Anthony Egan of Spartanburg, S.C. were married on March 17, 2018 at First Presbyterian Church in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Reverands John Brearley and Kevin Cauley performed the evening ceremony.
Byram awarded scholarship to NGU
TIGERVILLE, SC– Joshua Byram, a senior at Darlington High School, has been awarded the Crusader Fellows Scholarship by North Greenville University. He was chosen to receive the scholarship on the basis of his academic achievement, school, church, and community involvement. Byram interviewed and competed for the scholarship during Scholarship Day at North Greenville University on February 23. With satisfactory academic progress, this...
Darlington Pilot Club hosts Alzheimer’s awareness event
Darlington Pilot Club President Judy Langley recently presented a check for the Alzheimer’s Association to Elizabeth Brantley, Program Director for a ten-county area of the Alzheimer’s Association.
Do you know Darlington County?
Last week’s photo was of a sculpted bike rack on E. College Avenue in Hartsville. We had two correct guesses this week: Bill Segars and visitor Grace Chaplin Jones who has been out exploring Darlington County. Thanks for visiting Grace and thanks for your guess! We’ve got another picture this week. Do you know where this photo was taken? Please let us know by sending your guesses to: editor@newsandpress.net or call 843-393-3811....
Prayer is the least and the most we can do
By Dr. William Holland Recently, my wife Cheryl was talking about the need to increase her prayer time and I was definitely agreeing that praying is very important in our spiritual life. In the middle of our conversation, she said, “we should turn our cares into prayers” and that instantly caught my attention. I love catchy phrases and told her that I just might borrow that slogan! We all have worries and cares but for some strange...
Trinity-Byrnes participates in Classical League Spring Forum
Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School’s Latin Chapter, consisting of 38 middle and high school students, traveled to Lexington, SC to participate in the South Carolina Junior Classical League (SCJCL) Spring Forum along with students from nine public schools. The Spring Forum consists of academic and athletic contests, including a Certamen, or battle of the brains, Olympika, chariot races, and 100 and 200 yard team relays. Trinity-Byrnes...