Where is this in Darlington County?
The last photo depicted the dirt portion of Pisghah Road in Darlington, directly behind Florence Darlington Technical College/SIMT. You can access it from the corner of Pisghah and McIver Road by turning at the historical marker we featured the week before! Readers that were correct in their guess were: Brooke Gardner, Carolyn Black, Jim Stone, Chelsey Benjamin, James Cooper, Jr., Nancy Nichols, and Corey Smith . Do you know where...
Treats on the Streets comes howling into downtown Hartsville Oct. 27
From pirates to penguins and from gladiators to ghosts, downtown Hartsville receives a crowd of unusual visitors every year for Main Street Hartsville’s Treats on the Streets downtown trick-or-treating. On Thursday, Oct. 27 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., one of downtown’s biggest events will have its biggest year ever, bringing together not just children and families making their way among local shops, restaurants and other businesses, but...
Darlington ladies take on Spartan Racing
Most Americans consider diet and exercise when they’re essaying a lifestyle change, but that usually entails cutting calories and plodding a few miles on the treadmill. Darlington businesswoman Pam Thomas – bored with monotonous running and looking for a more exciting way to get fit – has recently entered the realm of Spartan Racing, adding obstacles like wall scaling, rope climbing, fire jumping and mud crawling to her training regimen. Boredom, as you might imagine, is no longer a concern.
Engagement Byrd – Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Alan Byrd of Darlington wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Carolina Elizabeth Byrd to Lt. Tyler Christian Kahn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jay Kahn of Millville, New Jersey. The wedding is planned for February 18, 2017 at First Baptist Church of Darlington.
Dining in Darlington County
When you think of dining out, we hope to encourage readers to think of Darlington County first!
Scare on the Square returns bigger than ever
Halloween’s almost here and downtown Darlington will be alive will activity again this year. The Darlington Area Recreation Department and the Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association (DDRA) will offer children a downtown Trick-or-Treat experience from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, October 27, at the Public Square in Darlington. Employees of area businesses will be handing out treats to costumed children, and some will be...