November 06, 2009
Hartsville allows early Sunday shopping for holidays
For the second year in a row, Hartsville City Council has passed a resolution temporarily suspending part of the blue laws against Sunday morning shopping.
Coker College Musical Theater presents funny ‘Forum’
Coker College Musical Theater presents the Broadway hit comedy “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” for two weekends in November in the college’s Watson Theater.
EDITORIAL: Hartsville loses one of its best
With the passing of Lynwood Lewis on Sunday at age 63, Hartsville lost one of its true champions.
From Where I Sit: Holiday season starts now
Even before Halloween costumes, candy and decorations could fly off the shelves and out the front door of stores, Christmas merchandise was sneaking in the backdoor and making its way on to store shelves.
Ebony Pearls Banquet set for Saturday
The National Council of Negro Women in Darlington County is honoring exemplary citizens from throughout the county who have made significant contributions in education, politics, business, religion, arts, athletics, law enforcement, medicine, media/journalism and the civic community. A life time award is being presented to Zona Mae Martin.
November 05, 2009
Lucas selected to play on Shrine Bowl team
Three generations of the Lucas family have served the Hartsville High varsity football team in the position of tight end. This year, Will Lucas will also play that role at the 73rd Annual Shrine Bowl on Dec. 19 in Gibbs Stadium at Wofford College in Spartanburg.
Comptroller general says transparency can improve economy
State Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom called for transparency while addressing the state of the state’s economy with Kiwanis members and their guests Thursday at the Hartsville Country Club.
Pennington elected Hartsville mayor; Lamar mayoral race set for runoff
Businessman Mel Pennington won an overwhelming victory in Tuesday’s race for mayor of Hartsville with 65.5 percent of the vote to rival Pam Sansbury’s 34.5 percent. In Lamar, mayoral candidates Randy Reynolds and Jackie L. Thomas will face each other in a runoff Nov. 17.
Harriot challenges Hartsville election results
Jannie Harriot, who lost her bid for the District 1 seat on Hartsville City Council, is challenging the election results. The Municipal Election Commission of Hartsville will meet at 2:30 p.m. Friday to consider Harriot’s challenge.
Robinson plant to test alert notification sirens
Progress Energy will test the alert notification sirens in the 10-mile area around the H.B. Robinson Nuclear Plant, located about five miles from Hartsville, between 2 and 5 p.m. Nov. 23 in cooperation with Chesterfield, Darlington and Lee counties.
November 04, 2009
Hartsville defense makes stand to beat Bruins
This Friday night at Kelleytown Stadium at 7:30 p.m. the Hartsville Red Foxes (9-1) face the Sumter Gamecocks (8-2) to determine the region champion. It’s that simple.
November 03, 2009
Lewis remembered as community leader
Lynwood Lewis is being remembered as a civic leader, as a family man who loved Hartsville and for his leadership of the Butler Heritage Foundation.
Voters in Hartsville cast ballots in city council, mayoral races
Voters in Hartsville came out in force on Tuesday to cast their ballots.
Animal shelter shows off improvements
The Darlington County Humane Society showed off some recent improvements at the animal shelter Thursday with an open house at the facility. Among the improvements is a new adoption courtyard that will allow prospective pet owners and pets the opportunity to get to know each other before an adoption.
Ghost stories haunt the Pee Dee region
Ghost writer Tally Johnson, right, signed copies of his newest book, “Ghosts of the Pee Dee” and told his favorite local ghost stories to get customers at Burry Bookstore in the mood for Halloween on Friday afternoon.
