Author Archives: Janice Green

About Janice Green

Janice D. Green didn't start life in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina; but moving from Nashville TN to Pageland in 1970 and fresh out of college, she still had some growing up time left to do. She moved again several times, always in the Pee Dee. Eventually she settled in Cheraw for twenty years, then moved to her present home in Hemingway where she has been for the last eighteen years. Janice says, "The Pee Dee has been good to me. I hope to find ways to encourage the people of the Pee Dee to preserve their rich heritage, and I offer this blog as one way to do so." Mrs. Green is the author and publisher of two children's Bible storybooks. Learn more about them at... http://honeycombadventures.com

Looking for contributors

Pee Dee Folks is looking for people who would like to contribute brief articles about happenings in the smaller communities in the Pee Dee Region which go under-served by the city newspapers. There is currently no funding of any kind … Continue reading

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General Francis Marion Statue & Johnsonville Heritage Festival

The Johnsonville Heritage Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday, May 17-18, 2013, at Venters Landing which was formerly known as Witherspoon’s Ferry. This is the location where General Francis Marion received his commission. Among the activities planned for … Continue reading

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Third Thursdays – Monthly in Cheraw, SC

Get ready for a night out on the town, Cheraw! Beginning May 16, The Town of Cheraw will launch Third Thursdays, a new summer entertainment series. The first event in this new series will be a downtown street festival on … Continue reading

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2nd Annual Tara Hall Paddle Fest Fundraiser – June 15, 2013

News Release copied from Paddlefest News | Tara Hall Tara Hall Home for Boys will host the 2nd Annual Tara Hall Paddle Fest Fundraiser on June 15, 2013. Paddle Fest is a family oriented day on the river. Kayaking participants will … Continue reading

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Hemingway Campmeeting May 19-24, 2013

In two short weeks the Hemingway Campground will become active with lively music, local speakers, prayer breakfasts, and evening meals. Long-standing favorite Lynn Terry will again lead congregational singing. The C-4 Carolinas Coastal Campmeeting Choir will sing on opening night, … Continue reading

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Rodeo Time at Countyline Arena Rodeo

I posted a video on Facebook that I took at the Countyline Arena Rodeo last night and my cousin from Minnesota said she didn’t know there were cowboys in South Carolina. Another friend commented “We have boys and girls, cows … Continue reading

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