Monthly Archives: October 2016

A Moment with the Manager – If I Can, I Must

By: Natalie M. Zeigler
City Manager

Our City is staffed with approximately 160 employees, each of whom brings unique skills, talents, and interests to the table to serve our 7,800 residents and roughly 30,000-person daytime population.  Through their efforts, we are proud to say that we have seen considerable improvement in the variety and quality of services offered by our local government to our citizens. While we are far from perfect, we work diligently to improve upon our weaknesses and ensure […]

October 28th, 2016|News|Comments Off on A Moment with the Manager – If I Can, I Must
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Hartsville Children’s Theatre presents “A Thousand Cranes”

Sponsored by the Duke Energy Foundation and the City of Hartsville, the Hartsville Children’s Theatre with Thornwell School for the Arts students will be performing “A Thousand Cranes” to the public for free on Thursday, Novemeber 3rd at 6:30 pm. “A Thousand Cranes” is based on the story of Sadako, a young girl who dies of radiation sickness after Hiroshima. This mystical re-telling of how folding a thousand paper cranes will make a sick person well, is a joy […]

October 27th, 2016|News|Comments Off on Hartsville Children’s Theatre presents “A Thousand Cranes”
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City of Hartsville Continues to Recover from Hurricane Matthew

The City of Hartsville is continuing its recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. Although our community was fortunate enough to not have received overly significant damage, many homes received damage and piles of debris still lie on the roadside. The City of Hartsville appreciates residents being patient with removal efforts as it is a long process. Additionally, the City’s departments are available to residents for any questions.

“The safety and protection of our City’s residents and business owners […]

October 27th, 2016|News|Comments Off on City of Hartsville Continues to Recover from Hurricane Matthew
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A Moment with the Manager – Weathering the Storm

By: Natalie M. Zeigler
City Manager

There is no doubt that many of our residents experienced hardships this past week and will continue to recover with the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. During these potentially disastrous circumstances, the City of Hartsville’s disaster and emergency response departments organize procedures to be put in place prior to the storm in order to be prepared for anything. The City’s Police, Fire, and Public Service Departments as well as other City officials works before, during, and […]

October 14th, 2016|News|Comments Off on A Moment with the Manager – Weathering the Storm
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Recycler of the Month – August

Congratulations to Ms. Lois Wilson, of Security Drive, the recipient of the Recycler of the Month Award for the month of August. The City of Hartsville community appreciates the effort Ms. Wilson puts forth towards recycling and keeping unnecessary waste from going to the landfill.  Ms. Wilson received a $25.00 Downtown Dollars gift certificate for her recognition.

October 6th, 2016|News|Comments Off on Recycler of the Month – August
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City of Hartsville Launches Centennial Park Metal Sculpture Contest

The City of Hartsville in partnership with Black Creek Arts Council, Mezzoforte`, and North Industrial Machine is calling for submissions of designs for a metal sculpture to be placed in Centennial Park. This sculpture will be placed in Hartsville’s busy downtown district in Centennial Park, a park that was created to honor the 100-year anniversary of Hartsville’s founding. This contest will not only bring more beauty to Centennial Park and our downtown, but will also increase the commitment of […]

October 3rd, 2016|News|Comments Off on City of Hartsville Launches Centennial Park Metal Sculpture Contest
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