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November 20, 2009
Georgetown group objects to treated sewage going into Waccamaw River
The Georgetown County League of Women Voters is opposing the effort to place treated sewage water in the Waccamaw River.
Hearing set on ‘Elmer Fudd’
A hearing will be held Dec. 3 to address two motions related to the case of “Elmer Fudd,“ a commenter accused of posting false and defamatory information about the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce on The Sun News’ Web site, chamber attorney Cherie Blackburn said.
Library putting overdue book fines towards food donations
Library putting overdue book fines towards food donations
Pennington talks broadband with chamber
Hartsville Mayor Mel Pennington told members of the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce that he is settling into his new role as mayor just over a week after taking office.
Hartsville Area Church News
Hartsville Area Church News
Library features new biographical titles
The new books below are a mixed bag, but the interesting thing is, the novels are almost more believable than the memoirs and biographical titles. Check them out and see if you agree. If you give up on the people, the animals have their own special wisdom to share.
Wilson celebrates American Education Week
Wilson High School hosted its fourth annual Drop in to Wilson event on Thursday.
Marion group sends care packages to soldiers
A group of mothers and community members in Marion is sending care packages to troops overseas.
November 19, 2009
EDITORIAL: Investing in Hartsville through the United Way
The United Way of Hartsville launched an ambitious campaign last Friday to raise $275,000 in 2010 for service agencies in the Hartsville area.
Hines, Heatley honored for contributions to community
Former Hartsville City Councilman and business and civic leader Franklin Hines received dual honors Sunday when he was named Citizen of the Year and Omega Man of the Year by the brothers of the Alpha Beta Beta Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
People & Events Nov. 20
People & Events in Hartsville
Everybody Calls Me Jana Banana: Please forgive me, little pet turtle
When I purchased you with your sibling a few years ago, I had all good intentions on being a good turtle mommy. You and your brother (or was it sister?) were adorable with your green and yellow markings and wee little shy faces.
Illegal precious metal sales threaten Florence business
As a Florence pawn shop owner, Dave Hemmingsen depends on gold sales to keep his business going. But the illegal sale of precious metals by those without a permit are hurting threatening his livelihood.
PET OF THE WEEK: Ona
The Darlington County Humane Society shelter, (843) 398-4402, is located off Highway 151, ½ mile west of Darlington Raceway. Turn beside the water tower. Shelter hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The shelter is closed Wednesday and Sunday.
YMCA News & Notes
Hartsville YMCA News & Notes
Falcons Fall Athletic Banquet
Darlington High School held its Fall Sports Athletic Banquet on Wednesday to honor the school’s athletes.
Jones honored with U.S. Congressional Record
The U.S. Congress recognized Frank Jones at the Marion County industry appreciation luncheon on Nov. 17.
Johnakin Players visit college production
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Mullins man arrested on drug, weapons charges
Agents have arrested a Mullins man after an extensive drug investigation by the Marion County Combined Drug Unit.
Stanko receives second death sentence
Stephen Stanko received his second death sentence Thursday afternoon, this time for the fatal shooting of a 74-year-old man.
Florence County Council OKs museum architects
Florence County Council has selected a consortium from New York and Columbia to design the new Florence Museum of Art, Science and History.
New power stretchers ease weight for Florence County EMS workers
Earlier this year, Florence County purchased 10 powered ambulance cots, which are powered by a hydraulic system that raises and lowers a patient with the touch of a button. The cots were purchased in an effort to reduce lifting injuries among EMS workers.
Faith-based business offers entrepreneur training event in Cheraw
He’s Worthy Publications and Products will hold a Divine Connection Network Meeting beginning with registration at 9:15 a.m. Dec. 12 at Northeastern Technical College in Cheraw.
Marion family taking part in national contest
Update: The Hess Family was notified by Parenting Magazine, earlier this week, that they have been selected as the winners of the road trip national contest.
Hartsville man arrested after robbery, counterfeit shoes seizure
Darlington County deputies have arrested a Hartsville man in connection with a robbery and counterfeit shoes seizure.
BlueCross BlueShield PGBA sheds 90 Florence jobs
About 90 employees at BlueCross BlueShield PGBA in Florence may be out of a job by Feb. 5.
Simple steps can prevent home repair ripoffs
Donna Coombs said this past summer she was thinking of having the concrete at her house painted and sealed.
Tips to avoid home repair ripoffs
There are some simple home repairs you can do yourself that may help you save time and money.
HopeHealth named charitable ‘Angel’ by the Secretary of State
South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond announced this year’s charitable organizations list of “Scrooges and Angels” Wednesday in Columbia.
Myrtle Beach runoff votes counted, certified
The Myrtle Beach runoff votes have all been counted and certified.
