DARLINGTON – New Providence Missionary Baptist Church has partnered with Danah Gresh and Cedarville University to bring to Darlington an event for teen girls, 12 and up, and their moms who want to grow closer to each other and closer to Christ.

COLUMBIA – The South Carolina State Museum presents its next major blockbuster exhibition, Julius Caesar: Roman Military Might and Machines, opening Saturday, Sept. 26.

Dr. Ben Kyer, professor of economics, and Dr. Ruth Wittmann-Price, chair of the Department of Nursing, have been named Board of Trustee Research Scholars by Francis Marion University.

October 9 promises to be an evening to remember as mothers and sons come together over music, dancing, games, and fun at House of Hope of the Pee Dee’s 3rd Annual Mother & Son Dance Extravaganza.

October is hopping at the Art Trail Gallery. There is about two weeks left to view the exhibit of sculptures by the students of Alex Palkovich.

Florence is one of eight East Coast cities hosting the Fireball Run, a life-sized trivia game and adventure show, in its ninth season.

A public hearing on issues impacting the lives of South Carolina’s children will be held in Florence on Oct. 6, at 5 p.m. in the Fred C. Fore Auditorium of Florence-Darlington Tech, 2715 West Lucas Street.

Through its Operation Bookbag Project, Theta Nu Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority presented Savannah Grove Elementary with school supplies and book bags to benefit students at the school.

Up and coming Asheville artist, Sally C. Garner, will be leading a fiber arts workshop in Florence, on Saturday, Oct. 3 through Sunday, Oct. 4.

Two members of the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics (GSSM) boys basketball team were invited to participate in the 2015 South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association (SCBCA) Elite Basketball Camp.

The Kiwanis Club of Florence presented monetary grants totaling $5000 to four local non-profit organizations at its Sept. 10 meeting held at the Florence Country Club.

Mornings at the Museum offers an interactive program for children, ages 3-5, and their accompanying adult.

Interested in taking a tour of the Florence County Museum?

Children who enter the foster care system are in need of caring adults to speak up for them in Family Court.