Five students from the Darlington County School District (DCSD) traveled to the state capitol in September to participate in the S.C. Legislative Black Caucus’ ninth annual Youth Leadership Conference.

Laser shows, live performances, competitions, festival vendors and children’s entertainment converge on Railroad and Coker avenues

Coker College will host the South Carolina Music Teachers Association’s 55th annual conference, where an exceptional group of performers and educators will share their talents through recitals and masterclasses.

In response to the devastation of the recent flood, many South Carolinians are searching for ways to help victims.

The Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce and the Butler Heritage Foundation will host a panel discussion among Hartsville City Council candidates on Tuesday, October 20 at 6 p.m. at the Hartsville High School cafeteria.

Last spring, the Start-Up Hartsville competition offered a pivotal opportunity to two winning startup businesses prepared to open in downtown Hartsville -- $12,000 each in incentives.

Pictured is Dr. William Altman holding his outstanding Humanitarian Award for exemplary commitment to community service from D.O.C.S education received on August 21.

The Darlington Fire and Police departments came together Friday morning to donate cases of water to Darlington High School's flood relief project, “Falcon Relief at the Nest.”

Last spring, the Start-Up Hartsville competition offered a pivotal opportunity to two winning startup businesses prepared to open in downtown Hartsville -- $12,000 each in incentives.

Until further notice, the business license and building departments will operate from City Hall, 400 Pearl St., due to storm damage at the administration building.

The Byerly Foundation Board of Trustees recently approved over $300,000 in grant requests for organizations in the Hartsville community.

October will be a busy month for the downtown Hartsville Farmers Market as the schedule calls for the return of the popular Paper Shred and E-Waste Recycling Day, sponsored by SPC Credit Union, and will also feature Fierce Dance Academy’s Halloween Reveal

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Oct. 1, 2015) With heavy rain and flooding expected over the next several days, AAA Carolinas is urging motorists to adhere to local authorities on weather warnings and instructions.

Officers of the Hartsville Police Department will sit down for community discussions and coffee with local residents in an informal, neutral space Monday, Oct. 19 from 8 to 10:30 a.m. at Shoney’s Restaurant, 905 S. Fifth St. in Hartsville.

DARLINGTON – New Providence Missionary Baptist Church has partnered with Danah Gresh and Cedarville University to bring to Darlington an event for teen girls, 12 and up, and their moms who want to grow closer to each other and closer to Christ.