Law Enforcement Week Proclaimed
Law Enforcement Week was recently proclaimed in Dillon County. Dillon County Council Chairman T.F. “Buzzy” Finklea, Jr., signed a proclamation.
Law Enforcement Week was recently proclaimed in Dillon County. Dillon County Council Chairman T.F. “Buzzy” Finklea, Jr., signed a proclamation.
Main Street United Methodist Church in Dillon celebrated 100 years in their present building on Mother’s Day, May 8th.
On May 5, 2016, Todd Davis, Mayor, City of Dillon, signed a proclamation proclaiming May 6-12 Nurses Week in Dillon.
Here is a photo gallery from Latta Baseball v. Lake View on May 9 by Edison Arnette.
Here is a photo gallery from the Dillon v. Battery Creek by Johnnie Daniels/The Dillon Herald.
The Lake View Wild Gators defeated the East Clarendon Wolverines 10-1 in varsity baseball action on Wednesday, May 11, in Lake View.
The Dillon Lady Wildcats rallied to win the 2A lower state softball title on Saturday, May 14, in a double-header played in Dillon.
Baseball champions, the Latta Vikings, will have an opportunity to defend the crown as they defeated the Lake View Wild Gators in the second game of a doubleheader played in Latta on Friday, May 13.
Two Dillon High School football players, Morgan Covington and Jasean “J.T.” Carmichael, will move to the next level of football as both signed to play at Guilford College.
In Thursday ‘s Minor League action last week, the McLeod Health Marlins won their 9th game of the season against only one defeat to stay a complete game ahead of the Burger King Braves (8-2) and in the Majors, the League leading Dillon Internal Medicine Hurricanes (6-1) were playing in Lake View and the score was not available at press time.