Basic dog training class to be offered

Learn positive methods to teach your dog sit, down, loose leash walking, coming when called, wait, stay, back, leave it, polite greetings and more. The class will be led by Margi Baldwin Moore, APDT Professional Member #77711, at the Harmon Baldwin Recreation Center, 300 Sanders Street in Darlington. Orientation night, without the dogs, will be Aug. 8 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Working classes with dogs and handlers start on Aug. 15. The...

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South Carolina 4-H honors students, volunteers at 4-H State Congress
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South Carolina 4-H honors students, volunteers at 4-H State Congress

Several South Carolina high school students have earned scholarships and trips to Atlanta and Washington, D.C.

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Holbrook-Odom Engagement
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Holbrook-Odom Engagement

  Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farries Holbrook of Darlington wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Caitlin Renee Holbrook to Dalton Glen Odom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terrell Odom of Florence. A fall wedding is being planned.

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Friends are the greatest blessings in life

I was thinking the other day about how wonderful it is to have friends and how rare it is to have good ones

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Local church hosts comedian

Trinity United Methodist Church will host Christian comedian Dr. Dennis Swanberg on Thursday Aug. 10 Dr. Dennis Swanberg, affectionately known to his national TV audience at “The Swan”, is a seasoned and solid communicator whose sly wit delivers life enriching truths to the heart on wings of laughter. Dr. Swanberg was the host of “The Dennis Swanberg Show” and “Swan’s Place”, formerly national televised cable television shows that...

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Safe Kids program promotes medication safety

Children are curious by nature, and it makes sense that they would be even more curious when it comes to medication. Many medications look and taste like candy. While it’s important to encourage our kids to explore and discover new things, when it comes to medication, we want to be careful to keep them safe. Here are a few tips to show you how. The Hard Facts Medications are the leading cause of child poisoning. In 2013, over 59,000...

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