Hartsville Museum expanding into new facility
Located in the old Post Office / Hartsville Library building at the corner of Fifth Street and Home Avenue, the Hartsville Museum is something of an artifact itself, housed in a building that dates back to the 1930s.
DCSD Superintendent named finalist for other post
The Darlington County School District could be without a superintendent when school starts in the fall.
WWII pilot recalls award-winning mission
Though it’s been 72 years since James Bradley Law sat behind the yoke of a B-24 bomber, his memories of serving as a co-pilot during World War II remain lucid and engaging.
Accelerated course helps FDTC students get credits they need
Pursuing a college degree can be a long and expensive process, especially if someone is starting with any kind of deficiency, the most common being in math and English.
SCHP Troopers donate to The Lord Cares
Pictured left to right: Cpl. B.P. Norris, Cpl. C.H. Lowder, Capt. Jo Nell, Kevin Cauley (president of The Lord Cares Board), Mike Beckham (co-director of The Lord Cares), and Byard Stone, Jr., (vice president of The Lord Cares Board) Troopers from the South Carolina Highway Patrol visited Darlington food bank and ministry The Lord Cares on July 26 to deliver donations of $500 and $100. Capt. Jo Nell said the $500 donation is from the...
Compassionate South Carolina to Host Educational Seminar on Medical Cannabis Advocacy at Winthrop University
ROCK HILL, S.C. — State advocates will host an educational seminar on the benefits of medical cannabis and train supporters to effectively lobby for the South Carolina Compassionate Care Act on August 5 at 3 p.m. The event will take place in Room 114 of the DiGiorgio Campus Center at Winthrop University. Speakers at the event will include Rep. Michael A. Pitts, Chairman of the House Ethics Committee from Greenwood and Laurens...