2nd Annual Crossing Guard Appreciation Week
The South Carolina Department of Transportation Safe Routes to School Program and its Resource Center announce the 2nd Annual Crossing Guard Appreciation Week will be held November 16-20, 2015. Schools and communities are encouraged to use this week-long celebration to show appreciation for crossing guards and recognize the important role that crossing guards play in helping keep students safe. Schools and communities from across the...
The Lord Cares needs your help! The cupboards are bare
Please assist The Lord Cares in caring for those in need in the Darlington area. T.L.C.’s food bank is located at 201 Grove Street in Darlington. They are open Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10 a.m. until 12 noon. Donations of non-perishable food items (especially canned meats) are needed, as are toiletries, bathroom tissue, and paper towels.
Runoff candidates prepare for Nov. 17
Darlington is ready for change; read how the runoff candidates propose to do just that.
Society Hill Catfish Festival 2015
Though cloudy weather scrapped a planned skydiving exhibition by the All Veteran Group, spirits remained sunny for the 2015 Society Hill Catfish Festival. Guests enjoyed delicious food, including barbecue, wings, and signature catfish dishes, and kids cheered as candy rained from the skies – courtesy of Catfish Festival Parade entries.
S.C. Department of Education releases end-of-course test results; Darlington County School District continues gains
The S.C. Department of Education released (Monday, Nov. 9) the results from 2015 end-of-course examinations. Students in Darlington County School District (DCSD) continued trending gains in every subject area and scored on par with state averages.
Darlington voters send six to runoff election
“Any voter that is a registered voter in the City of Darlington is eligible to vote in this runoff,” says Hoyt Campbell, director of Elections and Registration for Darlington County.