Where Is The Darlington County Animal Shelter Benefit Being Held

Scare on the Foursquare returns from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28, downtown! Call Lisa 843-992-1561 to reserve a tabular array for your concern or for vendor spaces.

Darlington Country Order Update: Thanks to all of our members and their guest that participated this weekend. After v 9 pigsty matches nosotros had sudden decease playoffs in three of the four flights to decide who won play in the shootout. The representatives from each flight were 1st Billy Early on/Brent June 2nd Trey Calcutt/Dillon Dickerson 3rd Gregg Suggs/Twig Chestnutt 4th Lem Benjamin/George Benjamin. After some amazing play Trey Calcutt and Dillon Dickerson walked abroad with the overall championship.

The Darlington Fire Section will concord its Annual Taste of Christmas from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, November. four, at First Baptist Church, 216 S. Primary St. Tickets are $10 each, and children younger than 6 eat complimentary. Proceeds go to the fire department'south toy fund for Christmas. Info: 843-229-5788 or 843-398-4013

Saturdays on the Foursquare: The Saxxy Keyz will perform live for the DDRA'southward Bringing Downtown Live! Concert Series from vii to 10 p.g. Sabbatum, November vi, at the Public Square. Car prove, food, cornhole tournament, Pepsi, and more. Bring a chair. Vendor Application. Sponsor Information. Thanks to City of Darlington for funding this projection! Info: 843-992-1561 or info@buildupdarlington.org

The Return of the Majestic Fish Eiffel Tower! Royal Fish Darlington Landmark has returned.  It has been re-furbished, re-wired, and painted.  A large thank yous to Joe and Dr. Tom for completing this project.

Black Creek Arts conjures The Art of Darkness, a juried exhibition, through Nov. 12 at the Center, 116 W. College Ave., Hartsville. Showroom is FREE, and the public is encouraged to attend.

Today

The Knitting & Crochet Club of Lamar will run into at iv p.thousand. on Mondays at the Lamar Library, 103 East. Primary St., Lamar. Info: 843-326-5524

Bring your children in their best Halloween costume for a Pee-Wee and Unproblematic Costume Clinic Mon, October. 25, at Hartsville Country Club. Ages 3-5 from v to 5:30 p.one thousand., and from 5:30 to half-dozen p.chiliad. for ages half-dozen-10.

Hartsville Planning Commission meets at 5:30 p.grand. Mon, Oct. 25, and on the last Mon of each calendar month at City Hall, 100 E. Carolina Ave., Hartsville.

Darlington Canton Schoolhouse Commune Board of Education holds a monthly work session at six p.chiliad. on Oct. 25 and on the fourth Monday of each month at DCSD Administrative building, 120 Eastward. Smith Ave., Darlington.

Mon Dark is Spaghetti Nighttime at Joe'due south Grill, 306 Russell St., Darlington. Served with salad, bread, and tea for $nine.95. Info: 843-944-0626

Pickle Ball at Darlington Country Club, 125 Land Guild Route, Darlington, will be held at 7 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays.

Alcoholics Anonymous meets weekly at 8 p.g. Mon nights at Trinity United Methodist Church building in Darlington. Use the Orange Street entrance. Info: 843-395-6897

Tuesday

PRAYER GATHERING: All are welcome to join swain believers daily at 7 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays as nosotros pray for the upcoming revival at Dominion Church building, 1030 Pearl St., Darlington.

Bethea Retirement Community Chore Fair will exist held from 10 a.thousand. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the new skilled nursing and rehabilitation centre, 157 Home Ave., Darlington. All full-time positions eligible for a sign-on bonus. Info: BetheaRtirement.com/careers or 843-393-2867

The Rotary Club of Hartsville meets at 1 p.grand. Tuesdays at Pam'south Eating house, 1009 W. Bobo Newsome Hwy., Hartsville.

Joe's Grill celebrates Wing Night on Tuesday nights at 306 Russell St., Darlington. Dine-in but. Info: 843-944-0626

Fly specials, Drink Specials and Karaoke Every Tuesday Nighttime at the Darlington Moose Lodge, 1056 Northward. Governor Williams Hwy., Darlington.

Each Tuesday at 5:30 p.1000.,Darlington Country Lodge will hold ix-hole scramble. $10 per player goes into the pot for prize money. 843-393-0236

Pickle Ball at Darlington Country Club, 125 Land Guild Road, Darlington, will be held at 7 p.chiliad. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays.

Phone call theDarlington Country Club to make your reservations for our Member Family Night Buffet. (843) 393-0236

Savor Pumpkin Painting from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 26, at Darlington Country Social club's Kids Club.

Wed

Rule Church volition hold its Second Annual Body or Care for Fall Festival from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, October. 27, at the church building, 1030 Pearl St., Darlington. Come out for a dark of fun, food, and games!! We will have inflatables for the little ones, carnival style games, and food. Gratis.

St. Matthew'south Church will hold a Virtual Men's Bible Study at 7 a.m. on Wednesdays and an evening service at 5:thirty p.m. on Wednesdays in the church, 210 Southward. Main St.

Sunrise Rotary Club of Hartsville meets every other Wednesday at 7:30 am at the Greater Hartsville Sleeping room of Commerce Board Room, 214 N. Fifth St. The Rotary Society of Hartsville is a office of District 7770 of the Eastern South Carolina. (843) 229-2729 or hartsvillesunriserotary@gmail.com

Hartsville Church of God invites families to its 2021 Trunk or Treat at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, at the church, 704 Lakeview Blvd., Hartsville. Free. During trunk or treat events adults from the church building decorate the dorsum of their cars for Halloween, load up on processed, and come up sit down in the parking lot for kids to "trick or treat" from car-to-auto. This twelvemonth on height of body or treat in that location will be food vendors, bouncy houses, and music! Bring the whole family!

Bask Wine Down Wednesdays at Chianti'southward Wings & Things, 124 Cashua St., Darlington, from 4 to 9 p.m. with wine and wing specials. (843) 944-0880

Carolina Nightlife & Grill will concur a Cornhole Tournament every Wednesday at 2244 Harry Byrd Hwy., Darlington. Anyone can play. Register at half dozen p.m. with play starting at half-dozen:thirty p.m. All skill levels welcome. Tournament is blind/random partner describe, double emptying format. Price is $10 per person for the Advanced Bracket and $5 per person for the Tailgate Bracket. If you lot can average 2 in the hole every fourth dimension, we recommend the advanced bracket. Greenbacks prizes for winning teams.

The Darlington County Historical Committee & Museum presents Shadows of the Past at 7 p.k. and 9 p.thousand. Oct. 27. Space is limited. Cost: $twenty. All tours begin at the commission, 204 Hewitt St. The tour is non suitable for children younger than 12. Participants must be able to walk upward and down stairs in low light conditions. The bout will cover ½ mile. Tours are first come, first serve, and limited to xx participants. Due to COVID, all participants are asked to wear a mask. Info: 843-398-4710

Examination-North-Tune / N/T Grudge held every Wednesday nighttime at Darlington Dragway, 2056 E. Bobo Newsome Hwy., Hartsville. Gates open at 5 p.thousand. Testing starts at half-dozen p.m. Spectator admission: $15. Testing Fee: $x. Info: 843-383-0008

Th

PRAYER GATHERING: All are welcome to bring together beau believers daily at seven a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays as nosotros pray for the upcoming revival at Dominion Church, 1030 Pearl St., Darlington.

Freedom Baptist Church will hold a Flick Night from 6 to 8 p.m. October 21 in the church fellowship hall, 1416 Lamar Highway, Darlington. Snacks provided. Children, wear your favorite pajamas and bring a pillow or blanket to enjoy the movie. After the picture, there will be a Bible story. Info: 843-393-8047 or freedomdarlington@outlook.com

DCC Dinner Club for Members. Join Darlington Country Guild from 6 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 21 and on the third Thursday of each month for a night of elegant dining and expert company at the club, 125 Land Lodge Route. Reservations are required. (843) 393-0236

On Thursdays, Darlington Country Club will hold an individual points game (points based off your USGA handicap). Tee off anytime during the day and add together $20 to the pot. Blind draw at six:30 p.m., need not be nowadays to win. Anybody participating must play with someone else that is in the game.

Enjoy classic Shrimp-N-Grits (or pork chip and grits) at Joe's Grill on Thursday nights at 306 Russell St., Darlington.

Al-Anon, a fellowship of adult relatives and friends of alcoholics for mutual back up, volition run into at 8 p.yard. on Thursday at the Hartsville AA Hut, 310 Due south. McFarland St. Info: https://al-betimes.org or 843-992-2981

Friday

Mechanicsville Baptist Church building Missions Fair BBQ Fundraiser will exist held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, at the church, 2364 Cashua Ferry Route, Darlington. Plates are $eight each and include BBQ, rice, cherry gravy/liver hash, cole slaw, sweet potatoes, sweet pickles, bread, and cake. Outdoor arts and crafts and bake sale on site too. Craft and woodwork auction, general store, autumn declarations, homemade baked appurtenances and jams/jellies and much more. ALL gain support the many missions and ministries hither at MBC. Fax # 843-393-1077. Info: 843-393-1029 or CR@mbcdarlington.com

Hartsville Northern League will hold its commencement Balloween Bash at v:xxx p.yard. Friday, October. 29, at the northern league field. Movie at vii p.m. Games, prizes, costume contests, and torso-or-care for. Info: 843-858-2598

Teen Volume Boxes Programme begins Oct. 29-Nov. three at Hartsville Memorial Library, 147 W. College Ave., Hartsville. This FREE subscription service volition provide a box that includes one library book picked out just for your teen, lots of fun surprises, goodies, and a book review card all in ane box. Just render the book, the review bill of fare, and the box by the next calendar month. Everything else is yours to keep. Register at the front end desk. For ages 13-18. Info: 843-332-5115

New Providence Baptist Church will hold a Fall Festival from 6 to eight p.m. Oct. 29 at the church, 1884 Antioch Road, Hartsville. Games, nutrient, fun, and prizes. Free.

Play a trick on or Treat Tennis Fustigate from 6:thirty to eight p.one thousand. Friday, Oct. 29, at Hartsville Country Club. Ages 3-18. Price: $5 for members and $10 for others.

Enjoy Steak Nighttime with Joe's Grill on Friday nights at 306 Russell St., Darlington. Dine-in only. Info: 843-944-0626

Fahrenheit 225 will have Trivia & Stone Bingo Dark on Fridays beginning at vii p.thousand. Pick up to-get orders at 26 Public Square, Darlington. Open from xi a.m. to 2 p.m. and v to 9 p.g. Tuesday through Friday. Call in take-out orders at (843) 944-0321.

Enjoy Karaoke Dark at Chianti'due south Wings & Things, 124 Cashua St., Darlington, get-go at 7 p.1000. every Friday night. Come up through and kick back, relax and enjoy yourself.

Sat

The Darlington Soup Kitchen is open from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Saturday mornings at 586 W. West Broad St.

Charles Rice Do good Ride and Birthday Celebration will exist held on Saturday, Oct. 30, at Fitness World Gym, 1032 Pearl St., Darlington. On September 19th Charles was in a motorcycle accident and has a long road of recovery ahead of him. Please come join united states of america in celebrating his 51st altogether and assistance ease any financial burden he or his family unit may face. Claret makes yous related. The route makes you lot family. Event will include Benefit Ride, Bike Bear witness, Audio Evidence, Prizes, food, family, and fun. More on Facebook at "Charles Rice Benefit Ride and Bear witness."

Darlington Country Order will hold its Halloween Funfair at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. thirty, at 125 Country Club Road with carnival games, hayride, costume contest, festival food, and block walk. Info: events@darlingtoncountryclub.com

Hallowingz Body or Treat volition begin at noon Sat, October. 30, at Spiros Wingz & Ale, 500 S. 5th St., Hartsville. Relish trunk or treat, child tattoos, bounciness house, and costume contest. Info: 843-309-9895

Fob-or-care for will exist held from half dozen to 8 p.k. Sabbatum, Oct. xxx, in the City of Darlington.

Sunday

Kelleytown Baptist Church Festival/Trunk or Treat volition be from five to viii p.thousand. Oct. 31 at the church, 2609 Kelleytown Road, Hartsville. Hayrides, inflatables, Koana Ice, D's Mini Donuts, food, give-a-ways, and more. world wide web.kelleytown.org

Cedar Creek Baptist Church building will hold Trunk or Treat from 4 to vi p.one thousand. Oct. 31 at the church, 1635 Cedar Creek Road, Hartsville. Info: 843-498-6637

Emmanuel Baptist Church building will concur Trunk or Treat from 4 to six p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31, at the church, 949 Northward. Marquis Hwy., Hartsville. Info: 843-332-2271

Trunk or Treat at Clyde Church of God from v to 7 p.m. October. 31 at the church, 1736 Catawba Springs Dr., Hartsville. Info: 843-857-0010

Piney Plain Freewill Baptist volition hold a Torso or Care for from 4 to six p.m. Sunday at the church building, 2653 Patrick Hwy., Hartsville, with free hotdogs, chips, drinks and sweets.

Mt. Elon Baptist Church building volition concord a Fall Festival from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 31 at the church, 1132 W Lydia Highway. Inflatables, food, games, torso or care for, balloon artist, face painting, and loads of candy

Body A Care for at Hartsville Masonic Lodge, 437 W. Home Ave., from 6 to 8 p.g. Oct. 31.

Darlington Presbyterian Church holds service at eleven a.m. on Sundays with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. at the church, 311 Pearl St.

Children's Activities begin at 5 p.grand. Sundays with Kids for Christ at the Kid Central Edifice then share the love of God with them through educational activity and songs from half-dozen to 7 p.m. for Children's Musical Practise at Fundamental Baptist Church building, 512 Spring St., Darlington.

St. Matthew's Church building volition hold an In-Person and Virtual Church Service at eleven a.m. Sundays. Info: 843-393-4112

Lee Street First Church of God brings the Word of God to you. Connect via Facebook Live or Zoom 646-558-86-56 ext. 222 777 7676. Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. Tuesday midday prayer at apex. Wed Bible Study at 6 p.1000. Prayer Hotline 1-888-409-8880. Info: 843-393-2672

Mechanicsville Baptist Church building will hold indoor church services and Facebook alive service at 10:30 a.1000. Sundays at the church building, 2364 Cashua Ferry Road, Darlington. All are welcome.

Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church in Lamar will hold services at eleven a.g. in person or online. Masks required in person. (843) 332-1188.

Monday

St. Matthew's Church will hold Virtual Women's Bible Study at vii a.m. on Monday live from the Purple Fish. Contact Janet Stoda via Janet@saintmatthews.us for study materials.

Story Fourth dimension will be live at 10 a.m. Mondays at the Darlington Library, 204 Due north. Principal St. Info: 843-398-4940

Mark Your Calendars

The Darlington Fire Section volition agree its Annual Taste of Christmas from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. four, at Offset Baptist Church building, 216 S. Principal St. Tickets are $10 each, and children younger than half dozen eat free. Proceeds become to the burn department's toy fund for Christmas. Info: 843-229-5788 or 843-398-4013

The Second Annual Chafee Jones Memorial Golf Tournament on Saturday, Nov. 6, at Darlington Land Club, 125 Country Gild Road. Registration at 10:30 a.m. with shotgun get-go at noon. Awards to follow. Box lunch included. Cost: $100 per player, $400 per team. Info: 843-616-0414

The Sixth Almanac Keith DaBreu Memorial Battle of the Bands will be held at three p.1000. Nov. 6 at Darlington High School, 525 Leap St., Darlington. The tentative line up is Lamar High School, Wilson High School, Dillon Loftier School, Mullins Loftier School, Benedict College, Southward Carolina Land Academy, Allen University, and the Darlington Marching Falcons. Special Guest: Level 10 Alive Band and Testify. Tickets are $ten in accelerate and $fifteen at the gate.

Saturdays on the Square: The Saxxy Keyz will perform alive for the DDRA's Bringing Downtown Live! Concert Serial from 7 to ten p.g. Saturday, November six, at the Public Square. Automobile show, food, cornhole tournament, Pepsi, and more than. Bring a chair. Vendor Application. Sponsor Information. Thank you to City of Darlington for funding this projection! Info: 843-992-1561 or info@buildupdarlington.org

The Southeastern Bluegrass Association of South Carolina presents its monthly concert and jam session on Nov. 6 and on the get-go Saturday of the month at the Grand Old Post Office, 201 Pearl St., Darlington. Featured bands in concert from v:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. Doors open at 4 p.grand. for jamming and open mic at 5 o'clock. Additional jam session from viii to 9 p.m. Admission is $7 for members, $v for students, free for children and $10 for others. Special thanks to Baker Transportation Inc. for helping fund this result. Info: www.sebga.org

November seven: Daylight savings time ends. Turn clocks back one hour and change your smoke detector batteries.

St. Matthews Church building will hold a Autumn Fellowship Supper at five p.yard. Sunday, Nov. vii, at 923 Georgetown Road, Darlington.  All are invited, please RSVP, so we can programme food to office@saintmatthews.us  or 843-393-4112.

A meeting of the Metropolis of Darlington Lath of Zoning Appeals will be held at City Hall, 400 Pearl St., at 6 p.1000. Monday, Nov. viii, for the purpose of those interested in the Appeal to the Board, for a variance to install digital signs at 38 Public Square. Individuals may submit comments in writing by Th, Nov. 4, to City of Darlington, Attn: Building & Codes, 400 Pearl St., Darlington, SC 29532, or they may provide comments in person at the Board of Zoning Appeals coming together. Info: 843-398-4000 ten 105 or smarie@cityofdarlington.com .

The Darlington County Humane Society BBQ Fundraiser volition be held Thursday, Nov. 11, from eleven a.m. to 2 p.m. at Due west Hartsville Baptist Church, 1003 W. Carolina Ave., Hartsville, and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Outset Church of God, 620 N. Main St., Darlington. Plates catered by Schoolhouse BBQ of Scranton are $9 each and include BBQ, rice, liver or cerise gravy, sweet potato souffle, slaw, and bread. Buy tickets at the door or in advance at West Hartsville Baptist Church, Re-Tail Therapy, The Nook, Colours, CJ's Cakes and Catering, First Church of God, Bella Domani, Vaughan Insurance, or Merle Norman in Darlington. Bootleg baked goods will be for sale at both locations.

Liberty Baptist Church building will hold a Bring a Friend Day from 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 11 in the church building fellowship hall, 1416 Lamar Highway, Darlington. Children volition have a Bible story and a Christmas craft. Adults will have a course on budgeting with a breakout session on working on their independent budgets, followed by a Q&A sessions. Info: 843-393-8047 or freedomdarlington@outlook.com

I Dreamed a Dream: A Dark of Broadway with the Trent Colina Eye volition exist held from half dozen to ix p.m. Thursday, November. xi, at Center Theater, 212 N. Fifth St., Hartsville. Proceeds from the event volition benefit the development of Trent Hill Center'southward newest community program, Supervised Independent Living (SIL). SIL volition serve youth in foster care ages 18-21 and is designed to teach life skills necessary for independence and cocky-sufficiency.

Shiftin' Gears, an heady, innovative, political party cover duet, will bring the full, powerful variety band experience to the stage at Darlington Moose Lodge from nine p.m. to midnight Friday, Nov. 12.

The Urban center of Darlington Grab A Bag SC Litter Collection will be held from 9 a.chiliad. to 12 noon Saturday, November 13, start at the Urban center Administration Building, 410 Pearl Street. Trash bags, grabbers, and prophylactic vests will be provided. Water and light refreshments available for volunteers. Participants tin can sign up for Grab A Bag SC in their own community by visiting PalmettoPride'southward event page at www.palmettopride.org. After you lot've picked upwardly your handbag, challenge iii friends to exercise the same. Simply tag them on your favorite social media platform using #GrabABagSC. Additionally, that Sat, staff will distribute tarps in an effort to gainsay litter from unsecured loads, some of the main sources of litter contributing to more than xx per centum of roadside debris. According to land constabulary, no vehicle shall be driven on any public highway unless information technology is loaded or covered to foreclose its load from dropping, escaping, or shifting.

The Buoy of Lite Institute For Veterans will hold VICTORIES FOR VETERANS Do good from 12 noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, November 13, at the Old Hardee Boys Home, 1133 Timmonsville Hwy., Darlington. To learn more about the arrangement, visit www.beaconoflightinstituteforveterans.org

The Pee Dee Antique Canteen Club will hold its Second Annual Show on Saturday, November. 13. Gratis access. Info: clarence@criswell.cyberspace or 843-326-5061

S.C. Commerce is hosting a Virtual Export Training session on how to file Electronic Consign Information using the new mandatory ACE system from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Tuesday, November. 16. Register here.

Jotina Fashions, custom clothing tailors, will exist at The Grand Former Post Office on November. 18. Members, delight phone call to schedule appointment. Owner Michael Sajan, owner will send his personably trained tailor (and his nephew) Ben to do all measurements and provide many, many fabrics to choose from. Women and men are both welcome! Reasonable and affordable ! Call GOPO 843-944-0157, schedule time, and evidence upwardly with your favorite fitting suit.

The Annual Turkey Giveaway will exist held at 6 a.m. Tuesday, November. 23, on the Public Square. To donate, please make checks payable to The Lord Cares and mail to Eads Chiropractic Center, 208 Cashua St., Darlington SC 29532.

Beginning Thanksgiving off right past building an appetite running the 30th Annual Hartsville Turkey Trot Thanksgiving morning at ix a.m. November. 25. This consequence is one of the largest Route Races in the surface area, drawing over 600 runners to this race every year. The race starts in forepart of the YMCA, 111 E. Carolina Ave., and runs through the historic areas of Hartsville returning to the Y. Proceeds for this outcome get to YMCA. Then come out and go on or start your family tradition today. Info: 843-383-4547

The Darlington Rescue Squad hosts the Darlington Christmas Parade at iv p.grand. Sunday, Dec. five, beginning at Fettle Globe Gym on Pearl Street and end at the Public Square.

The Darlington Kiwanis Club will agree the Almanac Ballad Lighting Service at 5:xxx p.m. Lord's day, December. 5, following the Christmas Parade on the Public Square.

New year'due south Eve Block Party Downtown! Level ten Band & Testify will help Darlington ring in the New year's day right as part of the DDRA's Bringing Downtown Alive! Concert Series from 9 p.m. to ane a.m. Dec. 31 at the Public Square. Champagne toast, ball drop, car bear witness, nutrient, cornhole tournament, Pepsi, and more. Bring a chair. Info: 843-992-1561 or info@buildupdarlington.org

Official Throwback Weekend of NASCAR May half dozen-8 at Darlington Raceway. You can get your tickets and camping lined upwardly by visiting world wide web.darlingtonraceway.com or calling 866-459-7223.

Southern 500 Weekend Sept. ii-4 at Darlington Raceway. Yous can go your tickets and camping lined up by visiting world wide web.darlingtonraceway.com or calling 866-459-7223.

GENERAL COVID-19 INFORMATION

DHEC Careline 855-472-3432: Become answers to common questions nigh the Corona Virus from 8 a.m. to half dozen p.grand. seven days a week.

DHEC Sponsored Testing at Darlington County Health Department,305 Russell St., Darlington. From 9 a.chiliad. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays, with a break from 12 noon to i p.m. No engagement necessary. Preregistration encouraged: one-855-472-3432 or scdhec.gov/gettested.

COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line Number (844) 684-6333, TTY (800) 462-7585. Hours of Functioning: 9 a.thousand. to 9 p.m. Monday through Fri.

CITY SERVICES

Darlington Urban center Hall has reopened to the public at a limited capacity. Hours of operation remain viii:30 a.chiliad. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

• Individuals may simply enter through the front door of City Hall, 400 Pearl St.
• Individuals must article of clothing a mask.
• Individuals must maintain social distancing of half dozen (half-dozen) feet from others.
• A maximum of three (3) people will be allowed in the reception area at any once. Others must wait outside.
• Restrooms will not be open up to the public.

Individuals are still encouraged to practise as much business concern by phone and electronic mail equally possible. City staff will be available, and essential services will not be interrupted. Below are the numbers to call for specific questions.

Y'all may call the following numbers with service-related issues

• Emergencies, call 911
• Business Licenses - 843-398-4000 ext. 101
• Permits - 843-398-4029
• H2o/Sewer, Normal Business Hours,  - 843-398-4040
• Water/Sewer, After 5 p.1000.,  -  843-758-1127
• Fire, Not-emergency - 843-398-4013
• Police, Non-emergency - 843-398-4026
• Municipal Courtroom - 843-398-4004
• Streets & Sanitation - 843-398-4035
• Media Inquiries - 843-992-1561

Download the DDRA Membership Application here. Download a Map Location Form for your business. Return to info@buildupdarlington.org or DDRA, P.O. Pox 57, Darlington, SC 29540.

To have your event listed on our websites, delight email info@buildupdarlington.org or call 843-398-4000 the calendar week prior to your event. The DDRA office has moved to City Hall, 400 Pearl St. If you demand us, call 843-992-1561 or email info@buildupdarlington.org. Thanks!

Established in 1956, family owned, Thad Weinberg'due south Sausage makes our sausage using our family unit recipe. We sell pork products equally well as process wild game at 1014 Pearl St. In Darlington. (843) 393-2544

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