Darlington park named for slain officer taking shape
Though many people are aware that Terrence Carraway was a Darlington resident and police officer who died last year in the line of duty, those close to him have cited his dedication to helping and mentoring young people in sports, school, and life.
Francis Marion named one of nation’s most affordable colleges, universities
Francis Marion University’s combination of quality and affordability has been recognized once again. FMU is ranked in Study.com’s new list of the 50 Most Affordable Colleges and Universities in the United States. The listing uses reliable data from the U.S. Department of Education and the National Center for Education Statistics. Study.com researchers say the ranking is based on a combination of “economical tuition costs and...
House, Senate chambers sitting on huge reserves while seeking more tax dollars
The S.C. House and Senate know how to take care of each other – with taxpayer money.
Darlington High’s Evans signs with Coastal Carolina track and field program
Darlington High School track and field star Kadasia Evans will compete next year for the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers. The school held a signing ceremony for Evans March 15, where her family, friends and coaches joined in to celebrate. Darlington High School Principal Cortney Gehrke praised Evans’ spirit and work ethic. “Kadasia is not only an outstanding athlete, but she is also an outstanding student,” Gehrke said. “She is willing...
How to control crabgrass before it appears
Homeowners who enjoy tending to their lawns know that grass is vulnerable to a host of problems, many of which appear at a time of year when lawn enthusiasts want to showcase the fruits of their lawn-and-garden labors. Crabgrass is a common problem that appears in summer. According to Lowes, crabgrass plants produce thousands of seeds between midsummer and early fall. While the first frosts of late-fall or early winter kill the...
Five HHS student-athletes sign letters of intent
Hartsville High School celebrated five student-athletes who signed letters of intent to play collegiate sports. Family, friends, fellow students and teammates along with coaches participated in the event that highlighted four sports programs. The signing ceremony was held in the Hartsville High School arena. Zachory Farmer will remain local as he heads to Coker College to play soccer. Garrett Gainey committed to Winthrop University to...