Meet the Dancers!
Dancing with the Stars of Darlington County fundraising event for Pee Dee Coalition Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault
Darlington Police Officer of the Year
The Darlington Police Department honored officers who achieved exceptional levels of service, furthered their education and training, and excelled in various aspects of the job during 2015 at their annual awards ceremony, held Friday, December 18, in the new municipal courtroom. DPD Chief Danny Watson distributed awards acknowledging officers for everything from SWAT training to perfect attendance, and thanked his team for their...
Darlington talks racial reconciliation
Over thirty people – black and white, old and young – gathered at the Darlington Fire Department on December 15 to view a documentary on race relations in South Carolina, and to engage in open dialogue on the subjects of racism, civil rights, and the need to address these issues so the community can move forward united.
Bill Fleming awarded Order of the Palmetto
William L. “Bill” Fleming, Sr., was presented The Order of the Palmetto by Ambassador David H. Wilkins on behalf of Governor Nikki Haley at a luncheon of The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina’s Winter Conference at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Greenville, S.C. “I am truly honored and humbled to receive this prestigious award and I thank Governor Haley and her entire staff for this recognition,” Fleming said. “I am proud of the...
Meet the Dancers! Dancing with the Stars of Darlington County fundraiser for Pee Dee Coalition
The next Dancing with the Stars of Darlington County fundraising event for Pee Dee Coalition Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault will be held on Thursday, January 28 at the Center Theater in Hartsville, and the 13 dance team pairs have been hard at work perfecting their routine.
Old People’s Christmas continues tradition of giving
Darlington High School principal Dr. Greg Harrison distilled the meaning of the event: “The impact this service activity has on students is one that is difficult to describe. There have been times that students leave the homes of those we have delivered to with humble hearts and tears in their eyes. There is nothing greater that man can do than to love and serve his neighbor, and DHS students learn this by participating in Old People’s Christmas.”