Where is this in Darlington County?
We search the four corners of Darlington County…Society Hill, Lamar, Hartsville and Darlington for ways to stump our readers….do you know where this week’s photo was taken?
On your mark, get set…READ at the Library this summer!
By Jimmie Epling Director Darlington County Library System As the school year races to its inevitable end, readers of all ages are invited to exercise their minds this summer with the Darlington County Library System’s 2016 Summer Reading Program. The theme of this year’s summer reading program is wellness, fitness, and sports. All ages are invited to join in the free fun programs and earn prizes during June and July at the Library....
Hard work and learning pays off for University of Kentucky teaching student
By Charlotte Berger Advertising Director Special to the News and Press I had the memory of a lifetime to see my granddaughter, Mercedes Brooke Laster, graduate with honors from the University of Kentucky on Sunday, May 8, 2016 at Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree and is currently teaching elementary level students in Kentucky as part of her final semester requirements. She will begin her...
Church News Week of May 18, 2016
Please send your church news to: editor@newsandpress.net Fifth Sunday Freewill Singing Convention Mt. Tema Baptist Church on 1730 Tema Road in Hartsville announces the Fifth Sunday Freewill Singing Convention on Sunday, May 29 with Sunday School starting at 9:30 a.m. Asking all choirs to be on time for Sunday School and worship service. Darlington Soup Kitchen The newly formed Darlington Soup Kitchen will serve a hot, hearty breakfast...
Mothers Day Tea at Mantissa
A special event to benefit the Trent Hill Center
for foster care needs in Darlington County
Market on Darlington Square May 2016
The 2016 season of Market on Darlington Square began on Saturday, May 7 on the Public Square as merchant enjoyed the fresh air market and music by local musicians Rusty Henderson, Johnnie Iseman and Sandy Banks. Thirty vendors participated, and a pet parade delighted shoppers of all ages. Katherine Wallace, the youngest vendor at the Market, is embarking on her third year. To date, she has purchased two tablets from her earnings and...