Cruisers make donation toward city beautification efforts
The Darlington Cruisers presented the Beautification Board with a donation to help with the repair and replacement of the gas lanterns at the City entrances.
McLeod Heart & Vascular Patient Navigators helping patients manage their health
The day before Rhonda Bennett was being discharged from McLeod Regional Medical Center she met Heart and Vascular Patient Navigator Karla Williams. Rhonda had been admitted to McLeod with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure. As a Heart and Vascular Patient Navigator, Karla’s role is to remove barriers for heart patients, making it easier for them to be compliant with their health care after discharge and to inform them of services...
Darlington County Action Agency seeks participants for Head Start 50th Anniversary Project
Darlington County Community Action Agency (DCCAA) is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of its Head Start program with “50 Faces of Head Start,” by collecting stories of individuals who lived in Darlington County (even if they have since moved away) whose lives were been impacted by Head Start. DCCAA wants to hear from people who attended its Head Start program as children, parents, teachers and anyone else who has benefited from the...
The way we think defines who we are
When we talk about life being filled with possibilities, we usually imagine someone stepping into our situation and helping us achieve our goals.
Church News – October 11, 2017
Please send your church news and photos to: editor@newsandpress.net Men’s Day Service St. Luke Pentecostal Powerhouse of Truth Church, 1401 Society Hill Road, is holding its Men’s Day Service Oct. 15 at 4 p.m. Marriage Conference New Beginnings Church will be hosting a marriage conference with Brian and Jennie Edwards on Oct 21, 2017 at The Music Hall at 1945 Harry Byrd Hwy, Darlington, SC. The conference will begin at 10:00am....
Historical Commission works to preserve history of Society Hill
“Look here.” “Oh. My. Gosh.” “Wowee.” Those were just a few exclamations heard around the Coker Rogers Store in Society Hill on Tuesday, Sept. 26 as Doris and Brian Gandy sifted through decades of documents, dirt and the occasional rat nest. Covered in dust, wearing surgical masks and headlamps, they could not have been any happier. While giving speeches and helping with genealogy research is great, these are the moments that make them the happiest.