Hyman shares platform with Darlington County residents
Democrat Mal Hyman, running for Congress in the 7th District, explains his platform of “Common Sense for the Common Good,” during a reception at the law firm of Senator Gerald Malloy. For further information, please visit www.MalHyman.com. Photo contributed
Showdown on the Square returns
Do you or someone you know make awesome chili? Want a chance to win up to $250, a trophy, and bragging rights to the Best Chili in Town? Enter the Showdown on the Square Chili Cook-Off at the Market on Darlington Square. The event will be held Saturday, October 1, but you need to register by Friday, Sept. 23. “The chili cook-off brought a lot of different people to the Square, and everyone had a good time choosing their favorite...
Gospel in the Park to provide special tribute to Freddy Mack
The final Gospel in the Park for this season will be held on Sunday, October 2 from 4 – 7 p.m. at Pride Park, 630 South 6th Street in Hartsville. A special tribute will be made to Mr. Freddie Mack of Darlington, the Director and Founder of the St. John and Wesley Chapel Community Mass Choir. Also this month the performers will be: Rebecca Moses of Hartsville The Vessels of Honor of Hartsville The Gospel Kings of Sumter Back by...
EdVenture children’s museum may come to Hartsville
Hartsville City Council received some exciting news at their September 13 regular meeting.
Water leaks costing Lamar major money
At the September 12 regular meeting of Lamar Town Council, the recurring subject of water leaks loomed over council’s discussions, with council member Mike Lloyd announcing that the town recently lost another 200,000 gallons due to a leaking fire hydrant. The late-August hydrant leak is the latest in a series of costly losses, which are ballooning the town’s monthly bills from the Darlington County Water and Sewer...
Bill Segars shares his first book on South Carolina churches
Readers of the News and Press that have followed Bill Segars impressive collection of South Carolina churches.