Liberty Lane

09/09/2022

UPDATE: Saturdays on the Square on Sept. 10 has been CANCELLED due to the anticipated weather. Thank you for a great concert season! - Lisa Bailey and the Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association

07/03/2022

Note the time has changed to 5pm today to beat some of the heat!

06/24/2022

10/29/2021

REMINDER: Due to weather, Scare on the Square returns from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. FRIDAY, Oct. 29, downtown! Darlington County Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association

07/20/2021

Thanks to the generous contributions of the City of Darlington, the Darlington Downtown Revitalization Association kicked off its Bringing Downtown Alive! free Concert Series on Saturday! Thanks to everyone who came out to support our community! The concerts will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Saturdays on the Public Square with a different theme each month.
• August 7 - Back to School (The Rick Strickland Band will perform)
• September 4 - Race Week (Level 10 Band & Show will perform)
• October 2 - 80s-Themed Party (Bout Time Band will perform)
Funds raised by these events will go toward downtown revitalization efforts. Vendor Application. Sponsor information. Info: [email protected] or 843-992-1561

03/03/2021

If you are interested in the COVID vaccination you can sign up at the link below. There are plenty of spots available!!!
They have an exemption to go ahead with the 1b group.

https://scdhec.gov/covid19/covid-19-vaccine/covid-19-vaccine-appointments

Anyone aged 55 and up

People with increased risk for severe COVID-19 disease

People aged 16-64 with one or more of the following high-risk medical conditions:
Cancer (current, not a history of cancer), chronic kidney disease (any stage), chronic lung disease, diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2), Down syndrome, heart disease (congestive heart disease, coronary artery disease, cardiomyopathy, pulmonary hypertension), HIV/AIDS, solid organ transplant, obesity (BMI >30), pregnancy, sickle cell disease.

People who have a developmental or other severe high-risk disability that makes developing severe life-threatening illness or death from COVID-19 infection more likely

Frontline workers with increased occupational risk

Frontline workers with increased occupational risk are people who:
Must be in-person at their place of work, and Perform a job that puts them at increased risk of exposure due to their frequent, close (less than 6 feet) and ongoing (more than 15 minutes) contact with others in the work environment
Examples of frontline workers include, but are not limited to, school staff and daycare workers, manufacturing workers, grocery store workers, law enforcement officers, etc.

Individuals at increased risk in settings where people are living and working in close contact

Residents and workers in group home settings for the mentally or physically disabled or those with behavioral or substance abuse conditions

Workers and residents in homeless shelters

Workers and residents in community training homes

State and local correctional facility staff with direct inmate contact

Correctional and immigration detention facility inmates

Migrant farmworkers living in shared housing or reliant on shared transportation

All workers in healthcare and community health settings who have routine, direct patient contact and were not vaccinated in Phase 1a