All State and the Rabon Agency donated 1,500 Fire Safety coloring books to the Hartsville Fire Department to be distributed in Hartsville area elementary schools. The Rabon Agency also donated another 2,500 of the coloring books to the Darlington County Fire District.

North Myrtle Fire officials are trying figure out the cause of a mobile fire that killed a man Wednesday morning.

More than 3,000 people die in home fires each year in the United States; most of whom are in homes without a working smoke alarm.

Disaster Action Team members of the Coastal South Carolina Chapter of the American Red Cross assisted a Loris family who lost their home to fire on Monday.

Hartsville firefighters are on the scene of a truck fire on S.C. 151 near Hartsville. A truck carrying a load of hay near Segars Mill and Kellytown roads caught fire at 2:50 p.m., S.C. Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Sonny Collins said.

The Darlington County Fire District Byrdtown Rural Fire Department Station 12 celebrated its 30th anniversary and honored Larry Stegner, who has been with the station since its beginnings in 1979.

Plans are on track to soon open the newly rebuilt Lake Robinson haunted house. The house that was once burned to the ground, is just off Old Camden Road near Highway 151, west of Hartsville.

A moped is blamed for the fire that caused damaged to the Wacheshaw Place Apartment complex in Murrells Inlet Tuesday afternoon.

Firefighters fought flames at a Murrells Inlet apartment complex Tuesday evening.

Lake Robinson Rescue Squad wants to express thanks to everyone who came out to help with the rebuild of the Haunted House after fire destroyed the house on Sept. 27 and to everyone who gave donations.

Arson investigators from the State Law Enforcement Division have joined the investigation into the fire that destroyed the Lake Robinson Rescue Squad Haunted House.

The Darlington County Board of Fire Control met Thursday at Swift Creek Fire Department but did not have enough members in attendance for a quorum, making the meeting for informational purposes only. No votes could be held.

Darlington County Deputies along with the State Law Enforcement Division are still investigating a fire that burned the Lake Robinson Rescue Squad’s haunted house to the ground Sunday night.

Firefighters from five departments fought an early morning blaze at a Florence auto parts warehouse Saturday. “When we arrived on the scene it was fixin’ to come out the top of the building,” West Florence Fire Chief LaRue Hendrix said of the fire, initially reported by a law enforcement officer about 1:30 a.m.

Firefighters from Windy Hill and Howe Springs volunteer fire departments saved most of a storage building that caught fire Friday afternoon.