How can citizens get answers on roads?

South Carolina’s transportation system is not accountable to any one elected official, and that’s by design.

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SPC Credit Union donates to Habitat for Humanity
Jul11

SPC Credit Union donates to Habitat for Humanity

Patrick Rogers of SPC Credit Union presents a check to Mark Haenchen with Habitat for Humanity, a $500 SPC 75 Acts of Kindness Grant recipient! They will put this grant towards tools that will help them fulfill their mission of helping the community! Congratulations to Habitat for Humanity!! For more info about SPC 75 Acts of Kindness Grants, visit us online at www.spccu.org.

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Pizza!Pizza! Comes to Darlington
Jul11

Pizza!Pizza! Comes to Darlington

Little Caesars Pizza was formally welcomed to Darlington at a July 11 ribbon cutting ceremony staged by the Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association. Open each day from 11 a.m. – 10 p.m., Little Caesars provides quick pick up of your favorite pizzas, Crazy Bread, drinks and desserts at the counter or their convenient drive-thru window. “Little Caesars is very different from any other pizza brand out there. Most people do...

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Children in Darlington become Little Yogis during summer program at the library
Jul04

Children in Darlington become Little Yogis during summer program at the library

Last week, students at the Darlington County Library were moving, shaking and stretching.

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Council votes to continue with Rubicon treatment services

By Samantha Lyles, slyles@newsandpress.net Darlington County Council held a special meeting Monday, June 26 to hear presentations from two local agencies regarding the provision of drug and alcohol treatment in the county. At stake was about $104,000 in annual funding, revenues collected from the South Carolina Mini Bottle Excise Tax. According to Ordinance 17-03, Darlington County must designate a single local agency – public or...

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City council approves budget with water, sewer rate increases

After a public hearing and a special meeting, Tuesday, June 27, Darlington City Council gave final approval to their 2017-2018 budget.

Included in the budget is an increase on water and sewer rates.

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