Carter Graduates From Winthrop
Lily Marisa Carter of Rock Hill graduated from Winthrop University with a Bachelor of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern Languages with a Spanish concentration on May 5, 2018.
Lily Marisa Carter of Rock Hill graduated from Winthrop University with a Bachelor of Social Work and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern Languages with a Spanish concentration on May 5, 2018.
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina, South Carolina Hospital Association and South Carolina Medical Association have joined to form the Opioid Risk Prevention Partnership (ORPP), which is designed to advance the conversation among and between hospitals, physicians and other providers, patients and the general public around the issues of pain and the appropriate use of alternatives to opioids in pain management.
Deer Tags for the 2018 season have begun arriving in the mailboxes of South Carolina deer hunters, and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) staff ask that current license-holders who should be getting a base set of tags in the mail be patient and not call or email inquiring about the status of tags before August 3rd.
Back to school shopping will be a little easier on the pockets of South Carolinians August 3-5, thanks to the annual Sales Tax Holiday approved by South Carolina’s lawmakers in 2005 and supported by the South Carolina Retail Association (http://www.scretail.org).
The defending 3A state champion Dillon Wildcats will begin the football season at Dillon Memorial Stadium against Lumberton on Friday, August 17, under the direction of Athletic Director/Head Football Coach Jackie Hayes.
From the start it appears that this year is quite different from last year when it comes to the Lake View Wild Gators football team.
The Dillon Christian School Warriors, the 11-2 defending SCISA 1A state champions, will start the football season at Northwood on Friday, August 24.
Secondhand smoke is a serious health threat, and can linger in rooms and even travel between homes in multi-unit housing.
On July 26, 2018, Greg Hembree, State Senator representing Horry and Dillon Counties, experienced what doctors are calling a very small aneurysm.