After their third game of the season, the Red Foxes took a short break due to hurricane Florence when it interrupted their scheduled game against the Bluffton Bobcats. As we all know, time should never be wasted so this will give our Foxes time to prepare

Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce that Inpatient Wound Care Nurse Karen Butler, BSN, RN, WCC, OMS has just been certified as an ostomy management specialist.

Second Missionary Baptist Church, 212 W. Washington Street, Hartsville, will celebrate the 35th pastoral anniversary of Pastor J.D. Blue Sr. and First Lady Debra Blue on September 20th, 21st and 23rd.

Rudell DuBose of the Darlington County School District has been named the 2018 Woman of Achievement by the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce. DuBose will be honored at the Women’s Leadership Symposium, September 21, presented by Sonoco.

By Leslie Williamson The Conway Tigers made their way to the Kellytown stadium Friday night for an attempt to defeat the Hartsville Red Foxes in the third game of the season. Conway won the coin toss where the Red Foxes received the opening kickoff by #1

Darlington County School District (DCSD) announced the five finalists for 2018-19 District Teacher of the Year. These “Honor Roll Teachers” will serve on both the DCSD Teacher Forum and the DCSD Leadership Council and will be invited to leadership activit

Faculty and staff from Brunson-Dargan Elementary School (BDE) recently represented the school in Charlotte, North Carolina, as keynote speakers at an event hosted by the Vanguard Group.

The Darlington County Cancer Support Group will meet Tuesday, September 11, 7 p.m. at Cornerstone Baptist Church in the Family Life Center at 408 Coker Avenue. This is the former Twitty Methodist Church Building. You will enter at the back door which is

Taste of the Pee Dee The Women’s Pee Dee District Department of the Pee Dee Missionary Baptist Association will be hosting a Taste of the Pee Dee on Saturday, September 15th from 1-4 p.m. at the Bethlehem Baptist Church in Timmonsville. For more informati

Impaired driving is a serious problem for college and high school students. US statistics show in a recent study that 3.4 million students between the ages of 18 and 24 drove while under the influence of alcohol. The Hartsville Police Department is asking

Fish Fry Benefit New Market UMC, 1921 West Old Camden Road, Hartsville will be having a fish fry benefit on Friday, September 21st from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. for dine-in and 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. for takeout. This special fundraiser is for James McElveen wh

All dressed up and ready to head on home! Meet super sweet, snuggly Monty! Arriving with three siblings, this friendly fellow is happy and playful, social and outgoing. He’s ready for his first ever full time pet job and holding interviews now! Get in on

Main Street Hartsville presents the Downtown Block Party Concert Series to launch a fall season full of events in Hartsville. The Painted Man Band based out of Myrtle Beach will be kicking off the event on September 13th under the lights on College Avenue

The Darlington County School District will administer the Iowa Test of Basic Skills and the Cognitive Abilities Test to all second grade students this year and any other grade-level students that have been referred for testing.

By Leslie Williamson Enthusiastic fans had to travel Friday night for another exciting game. This week, the Hartsville Red Foxes played against the Camden Bulldogs. Camden began with the first touchdown of the game scoring with seven points on the board,