Hartsville celebrates Juneteenth
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One of the Juneteenth Banners at Pride Park, located on S. Sixth Street, Hartsville. PHOTOS BY STEPHAN DREW
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Butler Heritage Foundation and the City of Hartsville celebrated Juneteenth with a cookout and program at Pride Park, 630 S. Sixth St., Hartsville. A large crowd watched the parade down Sixth Street and enjoyed delicious food, arts and craft vendors and heard inspiring messages from numerous prominent speakers. PICTURED HERE: Barbara Carraway, found of Gospel in the Park and S. C. District 54 Representative Pat Hinnegan stand in front of one of the Juneteenth banners at Pride Park.
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The Pride Park Walkway, featuring amazing art done by local artists.
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Visitors enjoyed great food, arts and crafts, artistic items for sale and, most of all, love, laughter and general fellowship with the community.