Governor’s School instructor releases book of poetry
Dr. Adam Houle wants to teach his students to find ways to say something significant. Earlier this year, Houle himself reached an important milestone with his writing when his book, Stray, was released by Lithic Press.
ScienceSouth brings the stars, constellations alive inside the A.W. Stanley Gym
The stars came out to play last Tuesday when ScienceSouth made a visit to the A.W. Stanley Gym. The event, sponsored by the Macedonia Life-Skills Center, featured several virtual shows as well as activities for the children.
Hartsville Recycler of the Month – June 2017
John Byrd has been named the City of Hartsville’s Recycler of the Month for June 2017. As the Recycler of the Month, he received a yard sign as well as a Main Street Hartsville downtown gift certificate. The award program highlights those city residents participating in the City of Hartsville’s recycling program, a partnership between the city and Sonoco. To learn more about guidelines for recycling in Hartsville, visit...
TD Bank partners with All 4 Autism
As part of its “Bring Change” campaign, your local TD Bank will serve as a designated hub to support All 4 Autism. From July 31 through August 4, TD is inviting people to participate in a community fundraiser event to support the organization. TD’s Bring Change program supports people and organizations in communities across the bank’s footprint that are making a meaningful, local difference. The program focuses on...
Town of Lamar holds Back 2 School Bash
Lamar will be having their first Back 2 School Bash. This will be held at the Lamar Recreational Field next to Spaulding Elementary School. There will be activities for the kids, food and drinks, music, and will also be helping our kids prepare for the upcoming school year by giving out school supplies! The event will be from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m., Aug 5th. Lamar Recreational Football League will also be out there helping register the kids...
Francis Marion to host numerous events to celebrate Great American Eclipse
The nation’s eyes will be tuned to the sun on Aug. 21. Then, eventually on to the moon as it creates an incredibly rare solar eclipse. “The Great American Eclipse,” as it’s come to be known, will be the focus of Francis Marion as well. The university will feature a number of free events center on the eclipse. Beginning on Saturday, Aug. 19, the Dooley Planetarium will host a Solar Workshop for families with...