Main Street Hartsville’s certified farmer’s market for November will feature organic meats and cheeses and home baked treats. Artisans’ wares and area favorites will be there, alongside Striker, the Coker Cobra mascot, and athletes promoting Coker’s winter sports.
The time of year has come for falling temperatures and residents to begin heating their homes again, bringing with it the need to use care when operating heating devices. The Hartsville Fire Department would like to provide some simple precautions that can reduce the dangers of heating-related fires.
Although the amount of residential heating fires have declined in recent years, they remain a significant concern during winter months. Heating devices are the second most common cause of residential fires behind […]
The Good Living Marketplace, Nov. 8 on Cargill Way, will also feature the free Paper Shred and E-Waste Recycling is sponsored by SPC Credit Union from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Bring your paper documents for free shredding as well computers, cell phones and electronic devices with a cord for recycling. Large appliances, devices with Freon (refrigerators, air conditioners) will not be accepted.
Hartsville City Council will have a special meeting Monday, Nov. 3, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. at Hartsville City Hall, 100 E. Carolina Ave. Click here for the agenda.
Dell Gandy is the City of Hartsville’s Recycler of the Month for October 2014.
She said she has been recycling for a long time, always sorting out any plastic bottles, boxes and packaging which can be recycled, and keeps a bag of recyclables in her kitchen to periodically empty into her roll cart.
“I enjoy recycling because I know it benefits our community, the environment and the planet,” she said. “I also feel it is our civic responsibility.”
As the Recycler of […]
Hartsville’s historic Oakdale neighborhood is receiving a new pedestrian infrastructure project which stands as the first of its kind in the region. The City of Hartsville is installing Eco-Flex rubber sidewalks alongside some sections of Oakdale’s streets this week, an improvement made possible by a S.C. Department of Commerce Community Development Block Grant received for the neighborhood. The project is intended to reduce the long-term damage that concrete sidewalks and trees often cause to one another.
The Eco-Flex sidewalk has […]
As families get ready to enjoy the fun of trick-or-treating and community events that Halloween brings every year, the Hartsville Fire Department would like to remind all those who will be celebrating the holiday of a few easy tips to make the festivities as fun and safe as possible.
Halloween would not be complete without a jack-o-lantern, but consider using a flashlight or battery-operated candle as the safest way of illuminating your creation. For those who use real candles, be […]
The City of Hartsville is hosting an art competition open to all local 5th grade students. The contest is taking place in honor of South Carolina’s Arbor Day on Dec. 5, aiming to increase awareness of the vital role that trees play in our environment and City. The contest will select a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners, who will be recognized by Hartsville City Council in December. The 1st place winner will have their work displayed in City […]
Click here for the registration form.
The Hartsville Police Department in partnership with Coker College, Hartsville Boys & Girls Club and Florence-Darlington Technical College Hartsville Campus will host the 3rd Annual Youth Summit on Saturday, Nov. 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Davidson Hall of Coker College, 300 E. College Ave. in Hartsville. Registration begins at 9 a.m. for this free event, which includes lunch. Preregistration through the Hartsville Boys & Girls Club is recommended to ensure enough […]