Hartsville News

One name we've been hearing quite frequently in connection with a possible bid against Eckstrom? Hartsville, S.C. mayor Mel Pennington.

Hope Hawkins is charged with both Homicide by Child Abuse and Involuntary Manslaughter in the deaths of her four toddler children .

In addition to being a husband, a father and mayor of the town, he is a funeral director at Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home.

A Darlington County grand jury has indicted a 21-year-old Hartsville mother in the deaths of her four children in an April fire.

A Darlington County grand jury has indicted a 21-year-old Hartsville mother in the deaths of her four children in an April fire.

Hopes for a sweeping ethics reform bill this year died in the state Senate Wednesday evening, in part because Senators cited the sudden resignation of their colleague Robert Ford as proof their current system works.

West Bladen High senior Cameron Winebarger has committed to play his college golf for Coker College in Hartsville, S.C. Winebarger was the Knights No.

What does an editor do? I think that was one of the questions I tried to answer for the students last week at a career fair at St.

The Beaufort County Board of Education on Thursday selected from within and outside the district to fill four vacant principal positions for next school year.

South Carolina has the nation's highest rate of traffic fatalities involving drunken drivers, but would a tougher DUI threshold make a difference? The board this month approved recommendations aimed at reducing alcohol-related traffic deaths, including a controversial proposal to lower the blood-alcohol concentration level at which a person is ... (more)

How long after realizing that you won $200,000 from the South Carolina Education Lottery would you wait to claim your prize? For a mother from Hartsville, the answer to that question is only the time it takes to drive to the claims center.

A car stolen from a Hartsville dealership has been recovered, and the three people inside that led authorities on a chase are now behind bars.

A South Carolina jury has found a Hartsville store owner guilty of faking an assault and setting fire to her own store to get insurance money.

HARTSVILLE, SC The Hartsville store owner arrested by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, suspected of insurance fraud, has been found guilty of all charges against her, according to Thom Berry with SLED.