Letters to the Editor

News and Press leans too far left The president has referred to some members of the media as “Fake News.” He has never said ALL media are fake news, just that “fake news” applies to some. It is obvious this is fact. I subscribe to the News & Press because I want to keep up with local issues. The (Florence) Morning News, Pee Dee Weekly and Hartsville Messenger are all good sources, but I want to keep up with what is going on IN...

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Free medical and dental screenings available for veterans

CareSouth Carolina and the CareFIRST Carolina Foundation are offering free medical and dental screenings for veterans during the inaugural “Stand Up for Veterans” event scheduled Nov. 17. This regional event will be held at CareSouth Carolina’s Hartsville medical center at 1268 South Fourth St. Veterans in CareSouth Carolina’s service area of Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Lee and Marlboro counties and surrounding areas are...

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Living on Purpose – Green pastures and still waters
Oct30

Living on Purpose – Green pastures and still waters

When we think about living on purpose, it can mean different things to different people.

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Halloween at Mill Mill

It is that time again. Halloween is here.

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PDRTA ‘DART’ service to run on Saturdays

The weekday DART bus that transports people around Darlington all day will begin operating for four hours each Saturday. The Saturday hours will be from 8 a.m. until noon with service beginning Nov. 3. The bus will operate on the same route as it does during the week with the exception of service to McLeod Wilson. The Saturday service was made possible by Darlington City Council after listening to information provided by PDRTA...

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Get the facts about clothing donations
Oct30

Get the facts about clothing donations

Did you know that around 80 billion articles of clothing are produced and sold around the world each year? The documentary “The True Cost,” which offered an inside look at the fashion industry, indicated consumers now purchase 400 percent more clothing than they did 20 years ago. The average American ends up thowing out 82 pounds of textile waste each year. Rather than sending clothing to landfills, many people opt to donate items...

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