SNAP2Work Offers Participants Help With New Career Path
In today’s job market, almost everyone could use a little extra help finding a job.
In today’s job market, almost everyone could use a little extra help finding a job.
There is no universal written language although English comes close. I say ‘written’ because there is definitely a language that can be understood by almost anyone anywhere in the world.
I have known Selisa Inman-Scott for nearly thirty-five (35) years. From the time that I met her, she distinguished herself as an individual with a pure and loyal spirit. She also had the trait of an organizer.
Army Pvt. Frederick M. Morrison has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia.
SC GEAR UP at Dillon High School offered the, first of its kind in Dillon County, Freshmen FUNdamentals Transition Program for all rising 9th graders.
In partnership with the Dillon County Library, the McLeod Medical Center Dillon Volunteer Auxiliary’s “Grow with Books” Literacy Project stimulates an interest in reading at an early age.
Record-breaking summer rains that caused creeks and rivers across the Southeast to overflow likely will bring an extended leaf-looking season to the Southern Appalachians, predicts Clemson University forest ecologist Donald Hagan.
Fork Presbyterian Church held a Race Car Drivers’ Appreciation Day on Sunday, September 29th. (with photo slideshow)
Next Thursday, The Dillon Herald is producing a special page in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Four pages will be printed on pink stock to commemorate the occasion.