Women In Business Celebration-Under the Big Top: Life’s a Juggling Act
Sonoco-sponsored Women in Business Celebration in its 51st year
South of Pearl grand opening by DDRA
Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the official grand opening for South of Pearl, the upscale eatery and event venue located at 117 Edwards Avenue in Darlington. South of Pearl owner and host (and sometime cook) Todd Hardee welcomed guests and provided a delicious lunch, a preview of the elegant and country-fresh cuisine available each Thursday night. Hardee invited everyone to...
Tom Rice visits Joe’s Grill
Republican Congressman Tom Rice (SC 7th District) returned to Joe’s Grill last week to speak with Darlington constituents, taking questions on the future of Social Security, the need to reform veteran’s health care, the sorry state of national and state roads and bridges, and the ongoing drama of the presidential election.
Back to School Bash
Darlington area kids & parents enjoyed a day of games, refreshments, prizes, back-to-school supplies (including free backpacks) and health care information at the August 9 Back to School Bash sponsored by Blue Choice Health Plan Medicaid and Darlington Area Recreation. Vendors from local medical care providers were on hand at A.W. Stanley Gym to conduct health screenings, answer questions, and distribute information about...
Kirven – Graham Wedding
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Wilson and Mr. William W. Kirven, III, of Darlington, S.C., are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Anne Darby Kirven to Robert Tyson Graham of Columbia, South Carolina. They were married in the Graves’ Garden in Tryon, North Carolina on May 7, 2016. Michael Spicher of Boston, Massachusetts performed the ceremony. The bride is the granddaughter of Elizabeth Gandy Kirven, the late William W....
Where is this in Darlington County?
The photo from last week was of the old Hartsville Depot, located on 4th Street in Hartsville,longtime home of the Old Darlington Genealogical chapter, leased from the City of Hartsville. Renee-Brown Bryant shared the following: “Sadly the Old Darlington District Genealogy chapter is boxing up the extensive library there…we are looking for new space. And we appreciate the City of Hartsville leasing this historic building to us...