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Society Hill's Coker House garners attention, possible support at open house
Nearly 200 years ago, one of thePee Dee’s most important historical figures resided in a home in Society Hill, but after years of weathering, the Coker House is in need of help.
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Darlington GOP questions S.C. Supreme Court primary ballot ruling
DARLINGTON, S.C. -- The state Supreme Court’s ruling earlier this month was supposed to remove candidates from primary ballots who did not file their election paper work properly, but Darlington County Republicans say one candidate did everything right and was still booted.
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Four Chesterfield County Democrats removed from primary ballot
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S.C. -- Four Democratic challengers were removed from the primary ballot in Chesterfield County on Monday following a chain of events that leaves candidates and state party officials questioning the county’s party chairperson.
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Board chairman addresses Darlington bus incident
The chairman of the Darlington County Board of Education spoke about an April incident in which two Darlington County School District employees were arrested and charged with assaulting an exceptional education student on a school bus.
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$67.6 million Darlington County school budget gets preliminary OK
The Darlington County Board of Education gave first-reading approval Monday to a proposed general operations budget for the Darlington County School District for the coming budget year of more than $67.6 million that is balanced without a property tax increase.
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Hartsville moves to turn city elections over to county
Hartsville City Council gave unanimous first-reading approval to an ordinance that will dissolve the city’s municipal election commission and turn the authority for running city elections over to the Darlington County Board of Elections and Voter Registration.
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PDRTA seeks $100,000 from Darlington County for bus service
DARLINGTON, S.C. -- Pee Dee Regional Transportation Authority (PDRTA) has asked council for $100,000 in the county’s new budget to help the agency continue to provide public bus service in the county.
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CANDIDATES 2012: Updated list of who is in for the June 12 party primaries
Following the May 4 recertification across the state, here is a complete list of who remains on the ballot for political primaries across the Pee Dee and Grand Strand.
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GOD @ WORK: Lessons learned from a lizard
“For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you. Why do you see the speck that is in your brother’s eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye?” _ Matthew 7:2-5
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Haley visits Governor's School
HARTSVILLE _ Gov. Nikki Haley urged students at the S.C. Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics to make their careers in South Carolina after they finish their formal education because the state needs their brain power and their leadership.
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Teens set to take over Hartsville's Burry Park
HARTSVILLE _ While those older than 19 won’t be turned away, Friday’s Teen on the Green concert atBurryParkwill give preferential treatment to those who still cannot legally vote.
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Seneca Steel to locate in Darlington
DARLINGTON – Seneca Steel Erectors Inc. (SSEI) will establish a new operation in an existing facility in Darlington, bringing 15 new jobs to the area, Robert Long, executive director of the Darlington County Economic Development Partnership announced Tuesday.
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Coker College commencement in the courtyard Saturday
An estimated 140 students will walk across the stage Saturday morning, shakes hands with President Dr. Robert Wyatt and receive their bachelor’s degrees as Coker College holds its 104th Spring Commencement ceremonies.
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Darlington School District investigates cheating accusations
DARLINGTON- The Darlington County School District is investigating allegations of cheating involving teachers and students, after receiving an anonymous letter from someone who described themself as an "Extremely Concerned Darlington County School District Citizen."
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Knight awarded SC Superintendent of the Year Award
DARLINGTON, S.C. - Darlington County Superintendent Dr. Rainey Harris Knight has been named 2013 South Carolina Superintendent of the Year and Richland School District One Assistant to Superintendent/Ombudsman/District Athletic Director Carlos Smith has been named District Level Administrator of the Year by the South Carolina Association of School Administrators (SCASA).
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Hartsville man arrested for criminal sexual conduct with minor
HARTSVILLE -- A Hartsville man was arrested Wednesday on charges of criminal sexual conduct with a minor that took place in Hartsville.
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Chesterfield County Schools selects new superintendent
CHESTERFIELD, S.C. – The Chesterfield County School Board has selected a new superintendent to take the place of its retiring longtime schools leader.
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Darlington City Council passes first reading on budget
DARLINGTON, S.C. -- Darlington City Council on Tuesday night passed first reading of a $6,190,136 fiscal year 2012-2013 budget.
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Hartsville's Pride Park to get new stage this summer
HARTSVILLE _ Pride Park will soon have a new stage for its outdoor performances.
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7th Congressional Republicans raising, loaning and spending big money
FLORENCE, S.C. -- With the June 12 primary just over a month away, Republican candidates for the 7th Congressional District are ramping up fundraising efforts, continuing to loan individual campaigns their own cash, and starting to spend from political war chests.
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GIA: Local Pee Dee government meetings week of April 30, 2012
Governemnt meetings in the Pee Dee the week of April 30, 2012
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Downtown stores in Hartsville promoting online shopping
HARTSVILLE, S.C. - If you own a smartphone, shopping in downtown Hartsville just got easier. The Hartsville Downtown Development Association is using QR, or Quick Response, Codes to allow shoppers to visit stores online.
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COLUMN: A final, well-deserved salute
On June 14, 1944, an all too short week after troops stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, a fresh-faced young man fromHartsville,South Carolina, by the name of James Howard Haney and his brothers in arms with the U.S. Army’s 30th Infantry Division, 117th Infantry Division, Company G, arrived in England.
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Editorial: We've lost another true hero
On the evening June 6, 1944, the solemn words of President Franklin D. Roosevelt were transmitted by radio to a nation at war. American families listened intently to hear what their leader would say.
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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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