Hartsville City Council will have a work session and special-called meeting Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2016, 5:30 p.m. at Hartsville City Hall, 100 E. Carolina Ave.
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Hartsville residents looking for a way to appropriately dispose of weathered or damaged United States flags can now use a drop box at the Hartsville Fire Department to ensure the flag’s correct retirement.
The drop box can be found at the department’s location at 111 S. Seventh St., behind the flagpole. Flags placed in the box will be taken to local Boy Scout groups or American Legion representatives and destroyed through a flag retirement ceremony. The box came about after […]
By Natalie M. Zeigler
City Manager
Hartsville City Council has addressed several issues recently with easy-to-see results, like its decision last week to fund new restroom facilities for Pride Park and Burry Park, or its approvals of bid awards a few months back for everything from demolitions of blighted homes inside City limits to upcoming repairs for the Hartsville Veterans Memorial.
Other times, the actions of Council are not as obviously visible, but still important nonetheless, like the final approval on Jan. […]
Because of an equipment failure, some of the Jan. 21 trash pickups were missed, covering the area from the 400 to the 800 block of West College Avenue. Pickups will occur on these streets along with Friday’s route as soon as weather conditions allow.
Entrepreneurs who want to transform their ideas into established businesses face many challenges when turning their dreams into reality, not the least of which is financing. For those business builders who are facing difficulty obtaining traditional funding in creating or expanding an enterprise inside the City of Hartsville, a new program will soon provide an opportunity for them to follow their dreams, including a chance to apply for up to $10,000 in low-interest loans.
The City of Hartsville’s Business Builder […]
Because of an equipment failure, some of the Jan. 14 trash pickups were missed including West College Avenue as well as the portions of Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Wren and Cedar which are located between Carolina Avenue and Home Avenue. Pickups will occur on these streets tomorrow, Jan. 15, beginning at 6 a.m. Recycling routes were not missed and are not moved to Friday.
Because of an equipment failure, a portion of the Jan. 13 trash pickups were missed including Barefoot Street, Sparrow Avenue, Oak Avenue, Hannah Avenue, Power Street, Locust Street and West Washington Street. Pickups will occur on these streets tomorrow, Jan. 14, beginning at 6 a.m. Recycling routes were not missed and are not moved to Thursday.
A portion of the Jan. 12 trash pickups — the south side of West Home Avenue and Erwin Road — were missed because of an equipment failure. Pickups will occur on these streets tomorrow, Jan. 13, beginning at 6 a.m. Recycling routes were not missed and are not moved to Wednesday.
Hartsville City Council will have its regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, 5:30 p.m. at Hartsville City Hall, 100 E. Carolina Ave.
Click here for the meeting agenda.
By Natalie M. Zeigler
City Manager
For a year now, a planning document for the future of Historic Butler District, “South Hartsville Heritage Alive: A Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy” has informed the direction of the City of Hartsville’s initiatives in that part of town. The document, which you can find on our website, devoted a chapter to economic vitality, noting that neighborhood-oriented businesses bring needed jobs, energy and life to communities, but require meaningful access to capital and entrepreneurship training.
Because of these […]