If your child is involved in after school activities such as athletics, dance, or other clubs or if they come straight home and hit the books, chances are they are hungry when school lets out.
HARTSVILLE – Everyone has first-day jitters, not just students, not just first-year teachers. Even the best teachers do, said Gladys Sellers, a fifth-grade teacher at Bay Road Elementary School in Hartsville and Darlington County School District’s 2022-23 District Teacher of the Year.
I’ve been on a two-week vacation in Rome, and one of the great things about being in a foreign country where they have real problems to worry about (including unexpectedly fallen governments) is that the first-world problems of the woke and culturally oppressed don’t make much of an impact.
Comedian Carl Reiner was good at living well — and he lived well until the age of 98.
HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Saturday was a day to celebrate Luke Arthur and his contributions to baseball and the Lydia community. Arthur coached the Lydia Red Sox baseball team for more than a half century.
HARTSVILLE — Hartsville’s newest nonprofit organization, And Still We Rise, had its first Countdown to Kindergarten Celebration Friday. Its mission is to get children in 4k and 5k ready for their first experience of school.
FLORENCE, S.C. -- The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce will play host host to the 2022 S.C. Chamber Grassroots Tour Luncheon Sept. 7 at the Darlington Raceway Media Center. Doors will open at 11:30 a.m. and the program will begin at noon.
FLORENCE, S.C. -- The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce will play host host to the 2022 S.C. Chamber Grassroots Tour Luncheon Sept. 7 at the Darlington Raceway Media Center. Doors will open at 11:30 a.m. and the program will begin at noon.
With football season gearing up, concussions often come to mind.
My father is turning 89 this week and he’s getting especially sentimental of late.
I write this sitting at a cafe in front of the Italian Parliament, waiting for the president to resign.
HARTSVILLE – Monday was the first day of the new school year for about 9,300 students in Darlington County public schools.
DARLINGTON, S.C. — Gladys Sellers, a fifth-grade teacher at Bay Road Elementary School, is the Darlington County School District’s 2022-23 District Teacher of the Year.
Darlington County School District returned to the classroom Monday.
DARLINGTON — Ernest DuBose, campus supervisor for the Darlington County Intervention School, is DCSD’s 2022-23 District Support Staff Person of the Year.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Coker University men’s and women’s soccer programs both earned the 2021-22 United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award, recently announced by the organization.
Summer always seems to fly by once it arrives and even though the days are still so hot, school has already begun for some and for others it will start shortly.
DARLINGTON — Student and staff safety are a priority for the Darlington County School District, Superintendent Tim Newman said. The district will open the 2022-23 school year on Aug. 1.
I was 11 during the summer of 1973 when the Watergate hearings were televised. The memory is still very clear in my mind, and it was a watershed moment for a young girl who thought her country was perfect. It clearly wasn’t.
For number crunchers, July’s second week offered eyepopping data.
HARTSVILLE – The Darlington County Sheriff’s Office’s Youth Camp brought more than 80 students together for a week of crafts, games, sports, and interaction with others their own age.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service recently announced it has signed a cooperative agreement with South Carolina under the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program.
While there is still some time left of summer, this is a good time to dig into some healthy habits for those going back to school for not just students but faculty and staff as well.
It’s so predictable, maybe we should start calling it “Gun Control Day.”
During the Bicentennial year of 1976, I was a 15-year-old history geek. To be alive for the 200th birthday of our nation, particularly in Philadelphia, where it all began, was intoxicating.