Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
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Admin 2CNBC host, entrepreneur and philanthropist Marcus Lemonis has shown over and over that he knows how to help companies increase revenue on his hit CNBC reality series, The Profit, and now he is asking people across the country to donate pairs of jeans to give to those in need now through Saturday, November 14, as part of his Blue Jeans Drive during the 1st annual National #DonateDenim Week.
Admin 2This is the video from the City of Dillon Council meeting on November 9, 2015.
Admin 2The Dillon Christian School Warriors hosted the Rebels of Thomas Heyward Academy from Jasper County Friday night in a first round playoff game in SCISA division 1A and came away with a 32-14 win. (WITH PHOTO GALLERY)
Have you ever wanted to question a statement a speaker has made, sometimes controversial, but had no practical opportunity especially when spoken from a church pulpit?
Admin 2Unquestionably, one of the things that we all have in common is that we occasionally look at ourselves in a mirror.
Admin 2The First Steps To School Readiness State Director Susan DeVenny spoke at the local First Steps Board annual meeting last week.
Admin 2Funeral services for Baby London Aniya Harley will be Wednesday, November 4, 2015 at Samuel Bartell Memorial Chapel located at 1309 East Calhoun Street, Dillon, SC. Baby Harley died on…
Admin 2A public comment period has been extended on a draft Environmental Impact Statement prepared in support of an Interbasin Transfer Certificate for Union County, NC. The period was extended until November 16, 2015.
Admin 2In addition to the pleas accepted in General Sessions Court by Judge Roger Henderson on Monday of last week, as reported in The Dillon Herald in last week, several other matters were handled.
Admin 2Letters To Santa are now being accepted and are due no later than December 7th by 5 p.m. The cost to place a letter is $5 per child.
