City of Hartsville plans 2017 event schedule with new marketing and events coordinator
From the annual “Screen on the Green” series to a “Hartsville Heritage Day” celebration in recognition of Hartsville’s 125th year of incorporation, the City of Hartsville’s sponsored 2017 events will be bigger and better than ever. Residents and visitors can look forward to improvements to annual events, as well as some new additions to the calendar. The proposed 2017 event calendar will feature an expanded outdoor movie night series...
Darlington County Adult Education expanding
Now serving approximately 500 students, the Darlington County Adult Education program is thriving and recently added two new instructional locations in Darlington County. Chuck Miller, director of Adult Education, said the new additions mean interested citizens can now study through Adult Education at eight sites throughout the county. “Through our partnership with the Darlington County Library System, Adult Education students can now...
Clemson names local students to fall 2016 President’s, Dean’s List
CLEMSON—Several local students have been named to the President’s and Dean’s List at Clemson University for the fall 2016 semester. They are: President’s List Bryan Stephen Andrews of Darlington, who is majoring in Computer Information Systems Jerry M. Barber II of Darlington, who is majoring in Pre-Business Elizabeth P. Lawson of Darlington, who is majoring in Genetics Ashley Lynn Atkinson of Hartsville, who is majoring in...
American Cancer Society partners with local communities to raise awareness
March is colorectal cancer awareness month.
SCDCA and Lt. Governor’s office partner to warn seniors about scams
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) is partnering with the Lieutenant Governor’s Office on Aging to distribute SCDCA’s scam guide, “Ditch the Pitch,” to an estimated 9,000 consumers statewide who are served by the Office on Aging’s home delivered meal program. This outreach is a collective effort to educate elderly consumers, a demographic often exploited by fraudsters. “Ditch the Pitch”...
Business Leaders at State House: ‘Our Roads Must Be Fixed in 2017’
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Leaders representing statewide businesses and industries recently held a press conference to announce their support for H.3516 – the House Road Funding Bill. Additionally, the South Carolina Roads Coalition announced that it was sending a letter to legislators commending the House for moving forward with a road plan and urging House members to vote yes on H.3516. Rick Todd, President and CEO of the South...