Gayle Page Gandley Retires
After 44 years as an educator Mrs. Gayle Page Gandley says, “Education has been the most rewarding career in the world but it’s time for her to retire.”
After 44 years as an educator Mrs. Gayle Page Gandley says, “Education has been the most rewarding career in the world but it’s time for her to retire.”
Several people pled guilty this week in General Sessions before Circuit Court Judge Paul Burch.
The Youth and Children at Latta Baptist Church recently held a “Free” Car Wash, where they would wash your car for free and would accept donations.
In a dramatic and passionate performance, S.C. Court of Appeals Chief Justice James E. Lockemy shared his life story and his love for Dillon County in “All Roads Lead Home.”
The Dillon District Four budget for the 2019-2020 school year was approved by the Dillon District Four School Board on Monday evening.
The Dillon County Sheriff’s Office is investigating two shootings, one deadly, according to Captain Cliff Arnette of the Dillon County Sheriff’s Office.
As I grappled with the idea of writing this article and especially what the name of it should be, I finally settled for the heading atop.
Harvey Vinson Saunders, 94, died Tuesday, June 18, 2017, at his residence.
0 Dear Editor, First of all, I am not originally from Dillon, but my family and I have lived here for forty-three years. It is home. When we moved here…
Marion Aaron “Tee” Langston, 89, passed away, Tuesday, June 18, 2019, at his residence.