Dillon cruises past Darlington in Dennis Miller Jamboree of Champions
Thank goodness it was just a jamboree.
City of Darlington throws National Night Out block party
The City of Darlington and the Darlington Police Department held a National Night Out event August 7 in downtown Darlington. The event featured music, food, giveaways, face painting and games. Darlington Police Chief Kelvin C. Washington said that he was happy to be able to hold a fun family event and invite the community. National Night Out is an annual night all across the country where people are celebrating the police and the...
Joe’s Grill re-opens under new owners
Olivia Ridgill and her mother, Harriet Bennoitt (not present) held a re-grand opening of the restaurant on August 8, 2018. Ridgill and her husband Cecil help run the daily operations of the business. Former owner Joey Saleeby is also shown; he owned the business for numerous years. Joe’s Grill serves various southern style homemade dishes and desserts. In addition to lunch, breakfast will also be served starting next...
Children’s Business Fair sparks next generation of entrepreneurs
When you give a child the tools they need to be successful a world of possibilities opens up to them.
Carter: We need to help qualified students get to FMU
Last week the Francis Marion Board of Trustees voted to extend President Dr. Fred Carter’s contract.
Darlington native receives South Carolina’s highest honor
COLUMBIA — Clemson University Trustee Louis B. Lynn received the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor, from Gov. Henry McMaster. In his remarks, McMaster stated that he chose to award Lynn the Order of the Palmetto for his contributions not only to education, but also to the South Carolina community as a whole. “Dr. Lynn is an incredible leader who has contributed so much, not only to Clemson University but...