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Spring beauties arrive in lovely chapeaus
HARTSVILLE _ Tables, decorated with lovely spring flowers, were set inside and out for the Spring Beauty Garden Club’s annual Chapeau Luncheon Wednesday at the home of Helen Fuller. Co-hostesses with Fuller were Cindy McArthur and Denise Turner.
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Week of the Young Child Event celebrates, recognizes child care providers, teachers and advocates
HARTSVILLE _ With the sun shining bright, young children from Darlington County frolicked, laughed and played during organized activities on the grass at Byerly Park Friday. They enjoyed sack races, bean toss, tug-a-war, hula hoop competitions, music, a picnic and other outdoor activities as the Week of the Young Child celebration came to an end.
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Luncheon raises money for Hart Cottage
HARTSVILLE _ Normally quiet and closed to visitors during the week, Hartsville’s historic Hart Cottage opened its Home Avenuedoor Wednesday and Thursday for its annual spring luncheon fundraiser. Forty guests each day dined throughout the small cottage built in 1846. The occasion was annual John Hart Cottage Guild fundraiser luncheon.
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Spring Jubilee coming to Hartsville's Burry Park May 12
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ The first Spring Jubilee Gospel Concert will take place Saturday, May 12, at Burry Park from 4 to 9 p.m.
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St. Luke UMC of Hartsville makes positive impact on environment
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ In recognition of Earth Day Sunday, St. Luke United Methodist Church reflected on stewardship of the Earth’s resources. Three and a half years ago, the church formed a “Green Team” to implement conservation of natural resources within the church and its membership. Under the leadership of Ron Cannon the “Green Team” committee formed to identify areas where conservation through recycling and monitoring usage of utilities could contribute to environmental savings. In recognition of Earth Day Sunday, St. Luke United Methodist Church reflected on stewardship of the Earth’s resources. Three and a half years ago, the church formed a “Green Team” to implement conservation of natural resources within the church and its membership. Under the leadership of Ron Cannon the “Green Team” committee formed to identify areas where conservation through recycling and monitoring usage of utilities could contribute to environmental savings.
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Hartsville's Gospel in the Park returns to Pride Park
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ The Gospel in the Park series will return to Pride Park on Sunday, May 6.
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Taste of Hartsville has new date, location
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ May means more than sunny days and warm nights, flowers in bloom and Mother’s Day. It also means Taste of Hartsville.
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WBCA head Bass speaks at Hartsville Rotary
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ Women’s Basketball Coaches Association CEO Beth Bass returned to her hometown Tuesday at the invitation of Rotarian and Hartsville High School Athletic Director Phyllis Griggs to speak to the Hartsville Rotary Club.
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Kalmia festival rotates around Earthly activities
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ CokerCollegeheld its Earth Day festival atKalmiaGardenson Saturday. The day included demonstrations, activities for children, canoeing on Black Creek, falconry, music, games and environmental research displays.
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Women in Business seminars at Carolina Pines focus on balanced lives
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ Women wanting to improve their professional imagine, make changes for a healthier lifestyle and put balance in their lives took time from their busy schedules Tuesday to attend the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Seminar – Project “Makeover” for Success…Balancing Your Life Wheel – held at Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center.
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Walk with the Docs Saturday in Hartsville
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ The seventh annual Walk with the Docs benefit to raise money for the Free Medical Clinic of Darlington County takes place Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Taste of Trinity UMC to benefit mission trip
DARLINGTON – The first Taste of Trinity United Methodist Church in Darlington is from 6 to 8 p.m. on April 21 with proceeds earmarked for a mission trip to Give Kids the World in Florida.
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Hartsville's Russell a cardiac rehab success story
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ When Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center holds its Weigh Every Day 5K Run/Walk on April 28, don’t be surprised if you see 87-year-old Julia Russell lacing up her sneakers.
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Weigh Every Day 5K Run/Walk April 28 in Hartsville
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ CarolinaPinesRegionalMedicalCenteris seeking sponsors and participants for the Weigh Every Day 5K Run/Walk on April 28.
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Hartsville to highlight finest fare during Restaurant Week
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ The City of Hartsville, in conjunction with the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce, Hartsville Downtown Development, and Darlington County Tourism, will host the first Hartsville Restaurant Week, April 12 - 19.
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2012 Miss Relay a pageant like no other
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ A first-time contestant in the Miss Relay womanless contest sponsored by the Coker College Darlington County Relay for Life team was crowned Tuesday night at the Center Theater. Caleb Strother, an employee at Nucor Steal, wears the 2012 “Miss Relay” crown.
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America's bluegrass festival season kicks off in Hartsville with RenoFest
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ Bluegrass will be at the “heart” of Hartsville March 23-25 as thousands will roll into town for RenoFest 2012, sponsored by the City of Hartsville and the Hartsville Downtown Development Association.
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Auditions set for Hartsville Community Players' one acts
For its spring production, the Hartsville Community Players will be stepping out of the box to present a collection of six one-act plays.
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Student films senior thesis at Hartsville's Jacob Kelley House
Take two! Quiet on the set! And all was quiet in the parlor of the historic Jacob Kelley House in Kelleytown Friday afternoon as a camera crew from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Ga., rolled in close for a shot in front of the parlor fireplace.
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Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center seeing changes
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ New leadership at Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center has brought about some change at the hospital.
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COLUMN: How is God working in your life?
It never ceases to amaze me how God works in people’s lives in so many different ways. He reveals Himself to each of us in ways that are both personalized to suit each of our own needs and desires, and collectively so that we can all share in the awe of His power and his glory.
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Life Choices: Brother of Columbine victim shares inspirational message
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ More than 700 people packed the Hartsville First Baptist Church sanctuary Wednesday night to hear Life Choices organization’s Debbie Phillips, aunt of Rachel Scott, the first student killed in the 1999 Columbine tragedy. What they heard instead was a stirring message by Rachel’s brother, Craig Scott.
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'Absolutely Ambiguous' Art Show To Open at Coker
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ “Absolutely Ambiguous,” an exhibition of mixed-media collages by sculptor Jim Collins, opens with a public reception from 7 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 30, in the Cecelia Coker Bell Gallery.
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Hartsville crowns new queens
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ Hartsville crowned its 2012 queens on Saturday night at the Center Theater. The winners will represent the city in the Miss South Carolina Pageant in July.
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Women's League of Hartsville to celebrate 25 years
HARTSVILLE, S.C. _ Get ready to make a bid. The Women’s League of Hartsville is celebrating 25 years of giving with its annual live and silent auctions Feb. 4 at the Hartsville Country Club. In keeping with their 25th anniversary of giving, the theme is Silver.
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