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...
S.C. Yoga & Healing Arts Festival
The first-ever South Carolina Yoga & Healing Arts Festival will be held on Saturday, October 22 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Burry Park in Downtown Hartsville. The event will feature many areas for individuals to sample yoga and healing arts practitioners. In the Yoga Village, enjoy experiences with Jamie Martel and Lindsey Allen, Belinthia Coggins Elder, Anahata, Erin Guntis, Tiffany Maloney, and Casey Copeland sharing Vinyasa...
Kinsley Odom is new Miss Pee Dee Teen
A year after being Miss S.C. Sweet Potato Festival Teen, Kinsley Odom recently accepted the title of Miss Pee Dee Teen which enables her to compete for the title of Miss South Carolina Teen 2017. The Pee Dee area encompasses the counties of Darlington, Florence, Marlboro, Marion, Dillon and Williamsburg. “I’m very excited that I’ve gotten to not only represent my home county, but also areas that also really mean a lot to me,” Odom...
When you need a welcoming place after a storm
The passing of Hurricane Matthew left thousands in Darlington County without power and many with damage to their homes, vehicles, and property. It was a frightening time for many as the storm swept through, toppling trees in its wake and plunging large areas into darkness. In the aftermath of such a grim experience, the Library can offer a welcoming respite for those in need.
Student leaders hold conference at The Citadel
Elected student leaders from members of the South Carolina Independent Schools Student Association held their Fall Conference in the Summerall Chapel on the campus of The Citadel in Charleston. The students attend 39 different SCISA schools including Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School. Generally, the Fall Conference is held in the House Chamber at the State House in Columbia. The chamber was not available due to a current renovation...