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"Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn."
- Benjamin Franklin
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Live and learn - these three words represent a freedom from regret, and a call to improve. They encourage one to embrace one's mistakes and take advantage of an opportunity to grow. These three words sum up perfectly the reasons many of us have made Hartsville our home. No other town offers quite the opportunities to live, and to learn, that one can find in Hartsville.
Hartsville prides itself on education, and our world-class schools and colleges have begun taking registrations for new and returning students in 2015. Though summer vacation looms, this is the perfect time to get yourself or your family squared away for the 2015 school year. Complete you registration today, and enjoy the peace of mind of having it done all summer!
Learning is not strictly confined to schools, though; there are opportunities all around you to grown and be inspired. The Women in Business Seminar tomorrow is just such an opportunity - get your tickets today before they are sold out! SERVPRO is also providing professional education in the near future with their FREE mold mitigation & remediation course. This course will county at 4 CE credit hours. If you are in the insurance business you know how important CE credits are, so be sure to take advantage of this free course.
Finally, take a moment this week to learn about our fair city, free of charge. The Hartsville Museum offers a deep and insightful look into our history - the who's and how's of what made Hartsville the city it is today. The recently unveiled Tales on the Town downtown scavenger hunt is a new and exciting part of Hartsville's character. Find all 13 of them and enjoy the journey through some of our town's points of interest.
Schools, seminars, history, and new adventures define Hartsville's ability to 'live and learn'.
This week's poll: How do you learn best? Click Here |
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Hartsville Young Professionals |
This summer, HYP has the opportunity to form a beginner's mixed doubles tennis
team (or two).
Interest Form
Sponsorship Opportunities Available |
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Coker College
3/25 Men's Volleyball vs Barton HOME at 7pm
3/26 Baseball vs Belmont Abbey AWAY at 2pm
3/26 Softball vs Queens AWAY at 2pm
3/26 Softball vs Queens AWAY at 4pm
3/27 Men's Volleyball vs Erskine AWAY at 7pm
3/28 Baseball vs Tusculum AWAY at 6pm
3/28 Men's and Women's Tennis vs Mars Hill HOME at 1pm
Emmanuel Christian
Florence Dar. Tech
3/26 Baseball vs Frederick Community College AWAY at 430pm
3/26 Baseball vs Frederick Community College AWAY at 7pm
3/28 Softball vs Surry Community College HOME at 2pm
3/28 Softball vs Surry Community College HOME at 4pm
Governor's School
Hartsville High
3/26 Baseball vs Spring Valley AWAY at 630pm
3/27 Boy's Golf vs Malboro County AWAY at 430pm
3/27 Boy's Tennis vs West Florence HOME at 430pm
3/27 Track vs Crestwood AWAY at 530pm
3/27 Boys's and Girl's Soccer vs South Florence AWAY at 6pm
3/27 Softball vs Crestwood HOME at 630pm
3/28 Boy's and Girl's Soccer vs Lakewood HOME at 6pm
3/28 Baseball vs Marlboro County HOME at 6pm
3/28 Softball vs Marlboro County HOME at 730pm
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Prescription Drug Card
Compliments of the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce
Save up to 75% on brand and generic medications
Stop by the Chamber and get yours today! |
Free Notary Services
Compliments of the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce
For all Chamber Members |
Yard 'n Garden
50% Off the Entire Store
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Chamber Members,
to have your Sale, Deal or Discount included
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Spotlight |
April 5, 2014
Hands on Hartsville is a project spearheaded by Coker College's Center for Engaged Learning in partnership with Florence Darlington Technical College's Hartsville Campus and the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce. It is a community-wide service day to benefit local non-profit organizations in Hartsville on April 5, 2014
The 2014 Hands on Hartsville service project recipients include:
- Community Boys and Girls Club
- Durant Children's Center
- Elohim Outreach Center
- Children's Rehabilitation Center at the Community Garden
Visit their Facebook Page & Website
Contact the Chamber for more info 843.332.6401 |
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Welcome New Member |
National Boys & Girls Club Week
(March 23- March 29)
The Hartsville Boys & Girls Club opened in December 1999 through the joint effort of the Butler Heritage Foundation and Boys & Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area. The Hartsville Boys & Girls Club is responsible for touching the lives of 125-130 youth a day.
They help prepare youngsters to lead our community in the future. Their professional staff provides consistent guidance and support in a safe and friendly environment where members can have fun with their friends, learn new skills, do their schoolwork, and develop a solid foundation for a positive future.
Their mission is to inspire and enable all young people from throughout the Pee Dee Area, especially those who need them most, to become productive, responsible, and caring citzens.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
2:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m., ages 6-18
Non-school days:
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Membership is $10 per school semester
Visit their website
1003 S. 6th Street, Hartsville
(843) 332-1400
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Women in Business Seminar
"Preventive Maintenance
for Every Aspect of Your Life"
March 26, 2014
8:00am - 4:00pm
Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center
Space is limited!
Buy your tickets today!
The Annual Women in Business Seminar at Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center is a full-day educational and networking opportunity specifically for women.
Under the guidance of experts, we will explore methods for keeping every aspect of your life "in-tune":
- Keeping Health In-Tune
- Important Health Screenings & Tests
- Food as Medicine
- Keeping Career In-Tune
- Resume & Skill Maintenance
- Keeping Appearance In-Tune
- Skin Care
- Wardrobe & Make-Up
- Accessorizing & Work-to-Evening Wear
- Keeping Body In-Tune
- Work & Office Friendly Exercise
- Injury Prevention
- Keeping Vehicle In-Tune
- Keeping Legal Documents In-Tune
Who: Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center & Chamber member businesses
What: A full-day, educational and informational seminar specifically for women in business; breakfast & lunch provided
When: March 26, 8:00am - 4:00pm
Where: Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, 1304 W Bobo Newsom Hwy
How: Tickets are $50 for Chamber members and $60 for non-members. Breakfast & lunch are included. To purchase tickets, email admin@hartsvillechamber.org or call 843-332-6401.
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Florence-Darlington Tech in Hartsville will be opening Summer AND Fall 2014 registration beginning April 7!
New courses have been added to fit a large demand!
A record enrollment in the Fall is expected so they are encouraging everyone to register as soon as possible.
New students should complete an application online at fdtc.edu, bring in a copy of their high school diploma or GED to the Hartsville Site, and forward a copy of ACT/SAT scores or take the placement test here. Appointments are required. For any information or to schedule an appointment, students can call us at
843.383.4500 or find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/FDTCHartsville .
Now accepting applications for GoSciTech Summer Camp
The Governor's School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) is accepting applications for GoSciTech, GSSM's week-long, residential summer camp for rising 8th, 9th and 10th graders. The online application is available at: www.scgssm.org/goscitech
Courses offered include, but are not limited to: CSI, Pre-Med and Anatomy, Programming with Minecraft, Engineering, Robotics Programming, Science of Music, Creating Computer Games, Marine Conservation Biology and Carolina 201, a race engineering camp in partnership with Darlington Raceway. |
Neighborhood Crime Watch Meeting
The Public is invited to attend a Community Crime Watch Meeting Saturday, March 29 at 10am. The Meeting will be held at the Jerusalem Baptist Church Fellowship Hall at 301 S. 6th Street. For more info contact City Councilwoman Adlena Graham at 843.332.4273
What: Community Crime Watch Meeting
When: Saturday, March 29, 10am
Where: Jerusalem Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, 301 S. 6th St.
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The American Cancer Society Presents:
Survivor's Night of Elegance
Calling ALL Darlington and Florence County Cancer Survivors. The American Cancer Society is hosting a Survivors Night of Elegance to celebrate life and remember loved ones lost. Join them Thursday night at 6:30pm in the SiMT building of Florence-Darlington Tech. This event is free for survivors and 1 guest. Seating is limited and must be reserved. To RSVP call 843.536.0962
Who: American Cancer Society
What: A Night of Celebration and Remembrance
When: Thursday, April 3, 6:30pm
Where: SiMT (Florence-Darlington Tech Campus) |
Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School Presents:
Titan Trot - A 5K & Fun Run
Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School is hosting a 5K & Fun Run this Saturday March 29, 9am at Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School on 5001 Hoffmeyer Rd. The 5K & Fun Run is an Annual Fundraiser for the Booster Club and Parent Guild. For more information call 843.395.9124
Who: Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School
What: 5K & Fun Run
When: Saturday, March 29, 9am
Where: 5001 Hoffmeyer Rd, Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School |
The Midnight Rooster:
Food-Off ROUND IV
Interested in seeing local celebrities outside of their comfort zones? The Midnight Rooster is hosting a Food-Off each Friday in March as these local celebrities compete to sell the most of their signature dish!
Next Chef: Mayor Mel Pennington
 Who: Midnight Rooster, Contestants: Cal Wheeler, Suzy Moyd, Pat Youngblood, Mayor Mel Pennington What: A competition in which contestants strive to sell the most of their signature dinner special
When: Friday, March 28, 5:30 - 9:00pm
Where: The Midnight Rooster, 136 E. Carolina |
Free Medical Clinic of Darlington County Shoe Drive Click Here The City of Hartsville is now collecting events for the May/June Event Card. Contact 843.383.3015 with details or email Russell Cox
The Christmas in April team captain/co-captain breakfast meeting will be held at West Hartsville Baptist Church at 7:30am on Friday, April 4
To have your group or organization's announcements included here Email Us with details.
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Relay for Life Darlington County
1st Thursday of each month (Feb, Mar, and Apr)
6:00 for Committee and anyone wanting to join
6:30 for Teams and anyone wishing to start a team
First Presbyterian Church
Pilot Club of Hartsville
Meets the fourth Monday of each Month at 6:00 pm at their Club House across the street from Lawton Park Tennis Courts.
SCORE
Meets the first and third Wednesday of each month. To schedule an appointment call 843.332.6401
Hartsville Kiwanis Club
Meets weekly on Thursdays 12:15pm at the Hartsville Country Club
Hartsville Lions Club
Meets weekly on Thursday at 12:30pm at Mr. B's Restaurant in Lydia.
Hartsville Rotary Club
Meets weekly on Tuesdays at 12:30 pm at Pam's Restaurant
Hartsville Toastmasters
Meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7pm. Black Creek Arts Center
To have your group or organization's meeting included here Email Us with details.
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