Editorial: Dillon County Was Blessed
Dillon County was very blessed that we received as little from Hurricane Irma that we did when it passed through earlier this week.
Dillon County was very blessed that we received as little from Hurricane Irma that we did when it passed through earlier this week.
The Fall Meeting of the Dillon County Historical Society will be Thursday, September 21.
Dillon County was spared from damage from Hurricane Irma. Disaster Preparedness Director Moses Heyward said that there was no damage in Dillon County.
Dillon defeated Wilson on Friday night in football action. Here is a photo gallery from the game by Johnnie Daniels/The Dillon Herald.
Thursday Nite Live in Dillon County featured Eaglewing on September 14th.
Over 2000 students in South Carolina are enrolled in online courses through various programs. Dillon School District Four has partnered with EdOptions Academy to deliver online courses to our students in high school.
0 To The Editor Over the past several weeks, we in America have witnessed the depravity of fallen humanity in hostile outbursts of anger, hatred, and violence. But we have…
As initial damage assessments and cleanup begin after Hurricane Irma’s impact on South Carolina, farmers throughout the state hope to experience minimal crop damage and infrastructure loss. With the mere size of Hurricane Irma, a large portion of the state’s 25,000 farmers may be negatively impacted.
0 By Lonnie Turner The football series between the Dillon Wildcats and the Wilson Tigers began in 1980 when both teams played in the 4A classification. In that classification, the…
Across South Carolina, there is a shortage of volunteers advocating for children in court.