Gay Jeffords and Sue Ingram can’t stand the idea of children in their community being hungry.

Finishing 14-1 and Lower State champions, the Red Fox football players felt that was not enough.

COLUMBIA--The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) received a $50,000 investment from the Duke Energy Foundation to support the School’s Accelerate Program as well as its iTEAMS Xtreme summer camp in Florence County.

Imogene Price is the City of Hartsville’s Recycler of the Month for July 2015.

Registration is now being held for Darlington County residents wishing to participate in the Darlington County School District’s Red Apple Pass program.

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ Drought Response Committee has designated Darlington County to be in a moderate drought status this month.

Trips to the Piratesville Splash Pad at the Byerly Park Recreation Complex are now offering more opportunities for fun among children with disabilities, thanks to a donation of aquatic wheelchairs organized by a Special Play 4 Special Kids campaign.

Secretary of State Mark Hammond is offering seven free regional notary public seminars this summer and fall for all South Carolina notaries and those interested in becoming a notary.

The Taste of Hartsville is the signature event for the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce.

Brenda Cranford School of Dance proudly announces the addition of Devin Jennings as head Ballet Mistress to the studio staff for the upcoming fall dance season.

A beautiful quilt prepared by Elaine Tanner is now on display at the Hartsville Museum. Following the theme of “Black and White Plus One,” Elaine’s piece is entered in the annual challenge hosted by the Swamp Fox Quilters Guild.

Participating in the Swamp Fox Quilters Guild’s annual challenge, Rosemary Carroll received special recognition. This year’s competition, which carried the theme “Black and White Plus One,” had a total of 30 quilts submitted.

The Dixie Ponytails 2015 World Series, a massive traditional girls’ softball tournament coming to the Byerly Park Recreation Complex beginning July 25, will start up with a bang on Friday, July 24 with the customary downtown parade and opening ceremonies