Sympathy is not a substitute for action

We do not have to look very far to find someone that needs a miracle.

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A fan for almost five decades, Renny Johnson knows Darlington football
Aug23

A fan for almost five decades, Renny Johnson knows Darlington football

If there is one thing Renny Johnson knows, its football. The Alabama native has been watching the game since he was young, learning the ins and outs of the plays and the players. For nearly five decades, Johnson has been the biggest fan of Darlington athletics, especially the football program.

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Once a Red Fox, always a Red Fox
Aug23

Once a Red Fox, always a Red Fox

By Drake Horton, Contributing Writer The career of a true, to the core Red Fox is coming to a close at the end of this school year. As Hartsville athletic director Phyllis Griggs enters her 39 year as an employee with the Darlington County School District the once young girl that graduated from Hartsville High School in 1975 is set to retire as the most successful and decorated athletic director in school history. A graduate of both...

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Linda Weatherford named Woman of Achievement
Aug22

Linda Weatherford named Woman of Achievement

Linda Weatherford has been named the 2017 Woman of Achievement by the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce. Weatherford became SPC Credit Union’s first female CEO in January of 2016. Prior to CEO, she served as the Director of Marketing and Business Development for SPC for 12 years. Since 1987, she has worked for credit unions in leadership roles, and has been an advocate for the credit union movement, promoting the philosophy of...

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Boys and Girls Club hosts Night of Hope

The Hartsville Boys and Girls Club is hosting their second annual Night of Hope, August 26 at Lawton Park. The event will be from 6 to 10 p.m. The community is invited to celebrate and support the Hartsville Boys & Girls Club with music, hors d’oeuvres, open bar and an auction. Individual tickets are $50. All proceeds go directly to the Hartsville Boys & Girls Club, to help kids achieve academic success, healthy...

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Sheriff’s Office awarded body-worn camera grant

The Darlington County Sheriff’s office has been awarded $112,011.27 for the purchase and data storage of body-worn cameras through the Body-Worn Cameras Fund, which was appropriated by the General Assembly. Sen. Gerald Malloy of Darlington, was the chief sponsor of S.47, the Body Camera Bill, which was passed in 2015. This law requires all law enforcement agencies within the state to implement the use of body-worn cameras. Also, the...

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