Backyard Stargazer March 2017

It’s March and Spring is just around the corner, but be prepared for another case of the “Blues.” Yep, a Full Moon on the 1st, and the second Full Moon on the 31st is a “Blue” one.

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Pilot Club of Darlington sponsors free event

The Pilot Club of Darlington invites the community to attend a free event open to the public on Thursday, March 22nd at 6 p.m. at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Light refreshments will be served. The guest speaker will be Elizabeth Brantley, from Columbia, who serves as the Midlands Area Program Director at the Alzheimer’s Association. She will speak on “Effective Communication Strategies” to use with loved...

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A practical way to live in God’s peace

Every now and then I’m asked why I do not express my thoughts about political and social issues.

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Church News – February 28, 2018

Please send your church news and photos to: editor@newsandpress.net Appreciation Service First Pentecostal Holiness Church, 512 Swift Creek Road, Darlington, will hold an Appreciation Service and Chicken Bog March 3. The church service starts at 5 p.m. and will feature Unity Quartet, The Bunkleys, & Next Chapter. The chicken bog will be sold from noon to 4 p.m. Women’s Conference 2018 River of Life Christian Church will host a...

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New members inducted into  National Technical Honor Society
Feb27

New members inducted into National Technical Honor Society

On January 23, 2018, the Darlington County Institute of Technology (DCIT) held an induction ceremony for students who joined the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). During the ceremony, the mission and vision of the organization were provided. Additionally, inductees were challenged to always live up to the seven member attributes: knowledge, skill, honesty, service, responsibility, scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. A...

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Hartsville resident encourages others to take charge of their health
Feb27

Hartsville resident encourages others to take charge of their health

Lou Ann Dayton of Hartsville believed she had been suffering from heartburn before retiring for the evening. She was propped up in bed trying to sleep, when she felt pain travel across her chest, down both arms to her elbows. Her husband Rick brought her to the Carolina Pines Emergency Department. Lou Ann was quickly transferred to McLeod Regional Medical Center for an emergency heart catheterization. What Lou Ann believed to be a...

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