Clemson student studies ‘tough’ disease in hopes of bringing relief to peach industry

Bacterial spot has threatened South Carolina peaches for as long as anyone can remember, but a Clemson University student is hoping his research can bring some relief to the peach industry.

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Second veterans’ event a success

CareSouth Carolina and the CareFIRST Carolina Foundation hosted the second annual Stand Up for Veterans clinic event Nov. 16. The event was held at the CareSouth Carolina (CSC) Hartsville clinic with CSC health care staff on hand to provide medical and dental services at no cost to participating veterans. “It is an event we felt was needed in our community to show our support in a meaningful way for the veterans in our area,” said...

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December lawn and garden tips

It’s time to plant those spring-flowering bulbs you purchased in September, such as daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, and crocus.

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Husband, wife primary care providers work at CareSouth in Hartsville
Dec03

Husband, wife primary care providers work at CareSouth in Hartsville

It was always the goal for Dr. Daniel Conner and Shelly M. Conner, MSN, APRN, FNP, to work together. The husband and wife duo are originally from Pennsylvania, but wanted an opportunity to work for the same organization in a community health center setting. Dr. Daniel Conner said that the two began looking at medically underserved populations across the nation and stumbled upon CareSouth Carolina. “Shelly went to Nurse Practitioner...

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Ridesharing savvy can help you get home safely
Dec03

Ridesharing savvy can help you get home safely

A night on the town is an enjoyable way to spend time with a significant other or a group of friends. Those who indulge in a few cocktails while out on the town must put safety first to ensure they and others get home safely. According to data from the National Highway Safety Administration, drunk driving fatalities decreased by 65 percent between 1982 and 2016. Education about impaired driving no doubt played a role in that...

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Lost dog in Darlington
Dec03

Lost dog in Darlington

A Darlington couple are asking for help finding their lost dog Molly, last seen May 9. She is approximately 20 inches tall, 38 pounds, 12 years old. She is black and brown with brown spots on legs. Home address: 2861 Dewitt Circle, Darlington. If found call (843) 639-9994, 639-9075 or 395-9223.

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