Darlington High opens new football home (Florence Morning News)
The Darlington High School football team can?t wait to to play at its new stadium. And the rest of the community can?t wait to see it. The football team, as well as school and public officials and more than 200 fans attended at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday at Darlington High School Stadium.

Football used to beat addictions (BBC News)
A project in Darlington uses football to help people beat alcohol and drug addictions.

Falcons cut ribbon on new nest (Florence Morning News)
DARLINGTON ? Thursday night?s football game between the Darlington Falcons and the McBee Panthers is set to be a historic game ? it marks the first played at the new Darlington Stadium.

FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Goodson?s TD lifts Lamar over rivals (Florence Morning News)
In a back-and-forth game, Lamar struck the final blow on B.J. Goodson?s 44-yard touchdown run with 3:32 left to earn a 30-22 victory over Timmonsville on Thursday in high school football action.

Falcons will abandon old football field (Florence Morning News)
The Darlington High School Falcons will abandon a storied football field that was used for 80 years when they play their first game in a new stadium Thursday against McBee.

Four prep football games moved to Thursday (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
Published: Tuesday, September 2, 2008 at 12:06 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, September 2, 2008 at 7:08 p.m. Four local high school football teams have moved up their games from Friday to Thursday, because of the possibility of inclement weather coming from Tropical Storm Hanna.

Let's Get The EBB Rocking (Imp MAD)
Nikki Bull has been speaking to the clubs official website ahead of this Saturday's home League Two fixture against Darlington, asking that the supporters continue to play their part.

Hanna forces football Thursday (Florence Morning News)
High school football teams aren?t taking any chances with Tropical Storm Hanna.

Foxes find rhythm, ground Falcons (Florence Morning News)
Although the 2008 home opener for the Red Foxes? varsity football team began in the same manner as 2007, with a rain delay, the Foxes put together a good total performance to defeat the rival Darlington Falcons 27-10. 

Site navigation (Macclesfield Express)
AFTER his side?s disastrous display against Darlington, Keith Alexander understands the fans? anger. The Macc Town boss and his under-performing players were loudly jeered after the 6-0 defeat, the club?s worst result since joining the Football League in 1997.