We have done everything but read it for you!
This summer, when your child is ready to take on that summer reading assignment, hopefully without too much prodding from you, know that the Darlington County Library System has done everything possible to make the task easier except read it for you.
Recent graduates
Woodring graduates from Wofford University Sarah Kathleen Woodring, daughter of Steve and Lynn Woodring, graduated from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC on Thursday, May 7 with a Masters of Education in Clinical Counseling. She spent her internship working with a wide range of clients through Novant Health in Charlotte, N.C. Woodring was recently hired by Turning Point Family Services in Charlotte, N.C. where she will work with...
Swamp Fox Quilters Guild Annual Challenge Exhibit
The Swamp Fox Quilters Guild’s Annual Challenge exhibit is now being shown at the Hartsville Museum. The theme for this eagerly anticipated show is “Black and White Plus One.”
Be an angel locally this summer
As we enter the hottest days of summer, all too often the many ministries and caring organizations in Darlington County are forgotten; here are just a few that would greatly appreciate your generosity: Darlington County Free Medical Clinic The Free Medical Clinic of Darlington County is an interdenominational Christian ministry that provides free medical care, medications, and pastoral support to Darlington County residents who are...
Taylor to become new director of teacher quality for DCSD
Meredith Taylor, principal of Hartsville Middle School, has been selected as the district’s Director of Teacher Quality, a newly created position designed to manage the district’s teacher evaluation system as well as track and expand student growth while working with overall teacher effectiveness, strategies for instructional delivery, and data analysis. Taylor will begin her new assignment July 1, 2015. “Mrs. Taylor is a talented...
Keeping the Faith – Trust the Coach
This year I’ve been coaching Little League baseball. It has been a lot of fun, for the most part, because 12-year-olds experience the whole “Field of Dreams” mystique in a way that is lost on older players. It is also a marvelous thing to watch these young boys mature in the game as they learn to hit and field; to play as a team and not devour another player when he makes a mistake; to control one’s emotions (and they are often more...