Carolinas photography exhibit
Black Creek Arts Council and the Friends of Hartsville Memorial Library will be hosting their annual community photography contest and exhibit in June. Carolinas will debut at the Hartsville Library and the Black Creek Arts Center with an opening reception and gallery crawl on June 4th from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Amateur and professional photographers of all ages who live, work or create in Darlington County submitted entries for the contest....
New CFO for Carolina Pines
Rodney Van Donkelaar has been named Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, effective June 1, according to Tim Browne, Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Dr. David Walsh to visit Hartsville
Dr. David Walsh, PhD, will be visiting Hartsville on Friday-June 5, 2015 at the Butler Heritage Foundation Administration Building, to speak to parents, educators, social workers, and other members of the community about teenage brain development. Dr. Walsh will share how the teenage brain develops, the factors that can affect the brain’s development, and other valuable information. He is a published author of the book, “Why Do They...
Community and law enforcement talk at Town Hall meeting
Lawson Grove Baptist Church in the Oates community held a Darlington County Forum / Town Hall meeting on May 21, and the panel discussion focused on ways to improve relationships between law enforcement and the public.
Historic Exchange Street property to be restaurant
By Samantha Lyles, Staff Writer, slyles@newsandpress.net Redevelopment specialist Webstar Properties LLC has offered $100 to purchase a historic Darlington building located at 101-103 Exchange Street with the intent to renovate and restore the entire structure. Darlington City Council passed first reading on this proposal at its May 19 special meeting. Victor Webster of WebStar Properties says he intends to open a pub/sandwich shop on...
Celebrating Memorial Day 2015
Thank you to the men and women that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Coverage of Memorial Day observances will be in the June 3, 2015 issue of the News & Press. Photo by Samantha Lyles