Ageless Aviation returns to give local veterans a “Flight of a Lifetime”
Local veterans from the Darlington-area will experience a flight of a lifetime through the Ageless Aviation Dreams Foundation (AADF). AADF President Darryl Fisher restored the Foundation’s plane, a 1940s Boeing Stearman, with the goal of recognizing veterans living in long-term care communities through providing a memorable experience in flight. The flights will be held September 1 & 2 at Branhams Airport in Darlington, all day...
Shooting fatality in Hartsville
According to reports from the Darlington County Coroner’s office, a Hartsville man lost his life after a late night shooting last night. T’zyah DaiQuaiz Nigery Peterson, age 18, of Hartsville died from an apparent gunshot wound according to Darlington County Coroner Todd Hardee. The incident occurred around 10:35 p.m. on Monday, August 29, 2016, at the intersection of Williams Street and S. Sixth Street in Hartsville. An...
Sonoco promotes Ben Chan
Hartsville, S.C., U.S. – Sonoco (NYSE: SON), one of the largest global diversified packaging companies, is pleased to announce the promotion of Ben Chan to Vice President of Business Technology and Chief Information Officer, reporting directly to President and CEO Jack Sanders. Chan began his career with Sonoco in 2007 as the Director, Division Business Systems for the Flexible Packaging Division. He briefly served as General Manager...
Collections of history joined: Old Darlington District Chapter, SCGS Hartsville Genealogical Research Library moves to the Darlington County Historical Commission
Historians and individuals tracing their family genealogy will now have one location in Darlington County to do their research, as the collection of the Old Darlington District Chapter (ODCC) of the South Carolina Genealogical Society is currently moving their extensive genealogical research library contents to the Darlington County Historical Commission.
County Council hears bid process protest
Darlington County Council convened their regular monthly meeting Monday, August 15.
McDonald’s gives $30,000 for CareSouth Mobile Health Center
CareSouth Carolina and their supporting organization CareFirst Carolina Foundation celebrated a major donation last week.