Church News June 3, 2015
Please send your church news to: editor@newsandpress.net 2015 Summer Feeding Service Program Vision Educational Center is a sponsor for the 2015 Summer Feeding Service Program from June 8 – August 7. If you are looking for a summer job, we are accepting sites and workers. We welcome any church, organization, apartment complex, summer program, and individual to participate. Call 843-627-3482 for more information. Training will be held...
Silver in the Garden
Join nationally-recognized silver expert Dawn Corley, known as the “Charleston Silver Lady,” at Silver in the Garden from 2 – 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14 at the South Carolina State Museum. Both garden-themed events will offer a unique look into the history, design and use of fine silver, porcelain and china, as well as an opportunity for Corley to examine pieces brought in by event attendees. The program will...
Pet Parade at the Market on Darlington Square June 6
Calling all Proud Pet Owners! The Market on Darlington Square will hold its second annual Pet Parade on Saturday, June 6, at 11 a.m. at the Public Square in Darlington.
Pride of Darlington: Total Pazzazz
Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association (DDRA) presented the quarterly “Pride of Darlington” business award to Total Pazzazz, a boutique and salon located at 109 Pearl Street. Business owner Linda Byrd has made numerous improvements to the building, including painting the interior and front and back facades, upfitting the interior with flooring, lighting, and fixtures, and adding two beauty salons that cater to both young clients and seniors.
Darlington native shares book
As a young lady growing up in Darlington, Candace A. Jones was surrounded by stories of faith and spirit, most importantly the story of her own miraculous birth. She has grown to become a woman that shares her faith with her gift of writing. She will be home this weekend to share her first book with the people that helped shape her writing career, and inspired her enduring faith.
Spears prints second edition of “Unsolved”
By Jana E. Pye, Editor, editor@newsandpress.net The riveting book by local author M.B. Spears, “Unsolved” about the murder of local attorney James U. “Red” Watts, Jr. has been read by many community members, many of whom recognize the names of Darlington residents. Author Spears has recently updated the book and published a second edition. “At readings in April for the quarterly meeting of the Darlington County Historical...