Malcolm Gerald Retires After 35 Years Of Service In Law Enforcement
After nearly 35 years of honorable, distinguished, and dedicated service to the Town of Latta and Dillon County as a law enforcement officer, Malcolm Gerald has retired.
After nearly 35 years of honorable, distinguished, and dedicated service to the Town of Latta and Dillon County as a law enforcement officer, Malcolm Gerald has retired.
Heyward Thompson as honored at the Dillon County Council For The Aging’s annual meeting recently for serving on the council’s Board of Directors for 38 years.
Ethel Taylor was elected as the chairperson of the Dillon District Four School Board.
Each year The American Legion, Post 0032 in Dillon, SC sponsors delegates for Palmetto Boys State.
The Dillon County Technology Center was recently informed that they received the Palmetto Gold award.
Lisa Gray, the Dillon County Clerk To Council, has retired. Gray is a 1980 graduate of Florence-Darlington Technical College with an associate degree in accounting.
On Monday, June 2, the Mount Calvary Baptist Church’s monthly Brotherhood, WMU, and BYU met at the Family Life Center at 405 Mount Calvary Road, Dillon.
The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 5.3 percent in April down from March’s rate of 5.5 percent. The last time the rate was at this level was in June 2001.
Here are some of the sights from the 2014 Dillon County Memorial Day ceremony.
The Dillon County Council for the Aging, in partnership with the South Carolina Department of Social Services will be issuing free coupons to low income individuals age 60 and older that may be used to purchase fresh produce at local participating farmers’ markets.