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BENNETTSVILLE — Behind windowpanes exploding in hand painted floral delight lies the door of Grandma’s Treasures, a new and exciting store overflowing with 65 talented and local individual vendors. Just like it represents, Grandma’s Treasures is located in the heart of the City on the Move at 122 South Marlboro…

CLIO — In a scene Norman Rockwell would have envied painting, the town of Clio welcomed in spring Saturday morning, its annual Easter Egg Hunt held under blue skies with sunny breezes, followed by a midday cleaning of the town. A more perfect day God could not have set aside,…

BENNETTSVILLE — Fresh off the heels of the Marlboro Chamber of Commerce recognizing the Ivy Shop’s creative charm when selecting the florist as its business of the month in March, the Chamber shifted its focus in April to highlighting the dynamic Elevate Dance Academy, a thriving area business in Bennettsville…

BENNETTSVILLE — This past week the Marlboro County School District announced the selection of three highly qualified finalists to advance in the search for the district’s next Superintendent of Schools. Understanding the announcement is highly anticipated and of strong importance to district families, the board released information on each of…

BENNETTSVILLE — In the city of Bennettsville, even its youth are on the move! Local entrepreneur Kyle Williams is the youngest vendor with Kyjo’s Corner to take up residence inside Grandma’s Treasures, an exciting new business venture featuring a variety of items, furniture, and décor, all offered by a select…

CLIO — Fostering solidarity and community among the state’s mayors, Governor Henry McMaster, in collaboration with the Association of South Carolina Mayors and the Municipal Association of South Carolina, recently extended an invitation to Clio Mayor Adam Pate to visit the Governor and First Lady Peggy McMaster, inside their lovely…

CLIO — City streets were treated to a glow up in Clio Saturday when volunteers, led by Adrian Kinney, joined Marlboro’s recent countywide clean-up efforts.

March 27

WALLACE — “We believe the fire started from a grass fire,” Marlboro County Fire Coordinator Keith Hughes said regarding a blaze that erupted Thursday on Grant Road in the Wallace area.

MCCOLL—During Monday night’s town council meeting many issues currently facing the town of McColl were discussed, including a first reading of the budget and the implementation of digital water meter readers for the town was voted on and approved.