Friends of Revolutionary Rivers to meet Nov. 14
The Friends of Revolutionary Rivers (FOREVR) next meets November 14 at 6 pm at Lynches River County Park, as the group continues to increase stewardship and conservation of 60 miles of Lynches River designated as a National Recreation Trail. The public is invited to attend to show their support for FOREVR or learn more about the SC Revolutionary Rivers Trail. FOREVR is coordinated with help from the National Park Service through the...
Hood Temple named among South Carolina’s best Workers’ Compensation Attorneys
The American Institute Of Legal Counsel has recognized attorney E. Hood Temple as 2017 10 Best Legal Counsel for Client Satisfaction. The American Institute Of Legal Counsel is a third-party attorney rating organization that publishes a list of Top 10 Workers’ Compensation Attorney in each state. Attorneys who are selected to the “10 Best” list must pass AIOLC’s rigorous selection process, which is based on...
All 4 Autism hosts marriage study series
If you are married and have a special needs child, please join us! This workshop series will have a time of fellowship and discussion with other couples that experience the same situations you are faced with as parents of children with special needs. The purpose of the “I Still Do” marriage study is to provide you with the practical tools that will help you reconnect with your spouse and nourish your marriage. This is a 6-week series....
CareSouth Carolina PINKED OUT in October
CareSouth Carolina recently presented CareFirst Carolina with a check for $1,760 to assist those in need of a diagnostic breast exams and access to needed testing and follow-up. Over 300 CareSouth Carolina employees purchased pink t-shirts to show support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Mayo senior wins Holiday Card Art Contest
Sarah Fender, a senior at Mayo High School for Math, Science and Technology, is the winner of the Darlington County School District’s (DCSD) 2017 Holiday Card Art Contest.
Motorists should watch for deer on state roads
By Charles Ruth, SCDNR Big Game Program Coordinator When deer are sighted well ahead of the vehicle, sounding the horn several times, flicking headlights (if no oncoming traffic is present), and reducing the vehicle’s speed are recommended. Motorists throughout the state need to be constantly aware of roaming white-tailed deer. Despite a persistent rumor, neither the S.C. Department of Natural Resources nor any other state...