‘Old Mill’ workers honored with monument
Once upon a time, the Darlington Manufacturing Company was the lynchpin of Darlington’s economic and social life, with generations living and dying on ‘Mill Hill’ and earning their pay by putting in long hours at the cotton mill.
Pilot Club gets grant for helmet program
The Pilot Club of Darlington has received a matching grant from Pilot International for a project entitled “Getting a Head Start on Helmets.”
COVID-19 vaccine is coming, but vaccine scams already here
With the coronavirus vaccine being distributed across the country, United States Attorney Peter M. McCoy Jr. warns South Carolinians to be on high alert for fraudsters seeking to take advantage of the pandemic.
Kalmia Gardens opens new observation platform
Kalmia Gardens of Coker University recently celebrated the completion of its new observation platform…
The extraordinary parents of Jesus
This is the time of year when we display our nativity sets and it’s common to see depictions on the front of Christmas cards that have Mary and Joseph in a stable with the baby Jesus who is lying in a feeding trough commonly referred to as a manger.
Clemson, U.S. Army to develop next generation of autonomous vehicle tools, prototyping
This past summer at Fort Carson, Colo., modified Bradley Fighting Vehicles, known as Mission Enabling Technologies Demonstrators, and modified M113 tracked armored personnel carriers, or Robotic Combat Vehicles, were used for the Soldier Operational Experimentation (SOE) Phase 1 to further develop learning objectives for the Manned Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) concept.