Editorial: Exercise Your Right To Vote
Voting is important. Many people, such as women, men who didn’t own land, and African-Americans, all had to fight for the right to be able to cast a ballot. They fought so that all may have a say in how the government is run and who is running it.
It is important that people exercise their right to vote in the upcoming primary.
State Library Seeking Information On Pvt. James E. Wise
The Reference Department at the South Carolina State Library is assisting a family in the Netherlands who is researching information on Pvt. James E. Wise.
County Administrator Removed
The Dillon County Council removed Dillon County Administrator Tony Clyburn in a 4-2 vote at the end of their regular council meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
EPA Urges Public To Dispose Of PPE Properly
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is encouraging all Americans to recycle materials from their households and properly dispose of personal protective equipment (PPE), especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Senate Report: Voting Amid COVID-19
I am pleased that the General Assembly took in consideration concerns that many have expressed about voting amid COVID-19.
Editorial: Take COVID-19 Seriously
As more and more businesses and venues open up, there are many who are under the misimpression that because these entities are opening up that COVID-19 is over. This is not the case.
Managing Weeds
The best and most effective way to manage weeds in the lawn is to maintain a thick and healthy lawn.
SC Thrive Announces Rental-Assistance Program For State Residents Impacted By COVID-19
SC Thrive is pleased to announce, in cooperation with the South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority (SC Housing), the launch of the COVID-19 Rental Assistance Program.
USDA To Provide $1 Billion In Loan Guarantees For Rural Businesses And Ag Producers
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today announced that the Department is making available up to $1 billion in loan guarantees to help rural businesses meet their working capital needs during the coronavirus pandemic.

