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...
Church News – May 11, 2016
Please send your church news to: editor@newsandpress.net Senior Citizens Workshop at Macedonia The Seasoned Saints Ministry of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church cordially inviteds seniors aft 55 and older to attend a workshop on “Medicare and Medicaid Fraud” on May 11, 2016 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, 400 South Main Street, Darlington. The workshop is sponsored by Vantage Point; the presenter...
DHS AA Graduate Spotlight – Kenya White
Kenya White is one of seven Darlington High School Early College Honors Program students set to graduate with her Associate of Arts degree from Florence-Darlington Technical College. Two years ago, when DHS unveiled its Associate of Arts Degree program for qualified Early College Honors Program students, Kenya decided to rise to the challenge and take advantage of this opportunity. While only a high school sophomore, Kenya committed...
DHS AA Graduate Spotlight – Russell Summerlin
Russell Summerlin is one of seven Darlington High School Early College Honors Program students set to graduate with his Associate of Arts degree from Florence-Darlington Technical College. Two years ago, when DHS unveiled its Associate of Arts Degree program for qualified Early College Honors Program students, Russell decided to rise to the challenge and take advantage of this opportunity even though he now admits that he did not...
Christmas in April gets a hand from Trinity-Byrnes students
A team of 20 students and parents from the Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School participated in Hartsville’s Christmas in April. This organization has been in existence since 1989 and has repaired over 750 homes in the Hartsville area. The organization’s mission is to help residents of Hartsville to stay warm, safe and dry. The annual weekend event pairs teams with selected homes to provide home repairs such as painting, roof work,...