Darlington Food Bank seeks community help
Hunger doesn’t take a holiday, and those in the Darlington area who are unemployed, homeless, or in a financial bind know they can find help at The Lord Cares, but the little food bank needs your help to keep serving the community.
Mrs. Green’s new home for the holidays
Mrs. Elouise Greene has a reason to rejoice this holiday season; thanks to the efforts of her family and volunteers with the Darlington County Habitat for Humanity she and two of her grandsons, Michael and Tracy, prepare to move into their beautiful new home on Gandy Drive in Darlington.
Darlington crime rates continue to drop
Crime statistics for 2015 indicate that major crimes in Darlington continue to decline, and that’s truly something to be thankful for this holiday season.
Holiday safety tips
Remember the old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure?”
DCIT hosts Career Fair
On November 20, 2015, over 300 students from Hartsville and Lamar High School participated in an Interactive Career Fair at the Darlington County Institute of Technology. An Interactive Career Fair was also held on October 2, 2015 to accommodate students from Darlington and Mayo High School. During the career fair, students learn about career and educational opportunities that will aid them as they pursue their future career goals....
Darlington Middle hosting Pee Dee qualifier for robotics state championships
Darlington Middle School will transform into a hub for robotics on Saturday when the school hosts the Pee Dee Area Qualifier for the 2016 South Carolina First Lego League State Championships. Students from five public school districts and one private school who are passionate about science and engineering will participate in the competition. This will be the first time Darlington Middle has been selected to host the Pee Dee Area...