Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
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To get to Fantasy Land, head out SC57 to Burke Road, take a right, cross the railroad, pass by the fire station and hang a right on a wonderfully named Mirage Lake Road; you are in the midst of Americana, a row of well kept homes in a dream like setting.
Admin 2On Saturday, February 28, the Lake View High School Academic Challenge Team claimed the Pee Dee Region Championship held on the campus Francis Marion University, posting a perfect 6-0 record for the day.
Admin 2Each year the staff at Lake View Elementary Go Red For Women. We wear red to recognize and support women who are dealing with heart disease daily.
Admin 2Throughout the month of February, the Lake View High School Media Center, along with a local flower and gift shop, encouraged all LVHS students to Fall In Love With Reading.
Admin 2To The Editor:
As a progressive Democrat you maybe feeling more than a little glum as 2014 came to an end and you might be thinking of what is there to look forward to during 2015, besides a Congress led by that dynamic duo of do-nothing, John Boehner and Mitch McConnell? Or worse, the presidential preening of Tea Party idols, Ted Cruz and Rand Paul? Yeesh.
Admin 2The Latta School Board of Trustees met for the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. in the District Administrative Conference Room.
Admin 2On Monday, March 2, the Mount Calvary Brotherhood, WMU, and BYU met at the Family Life Center at 405 Mount Calvary Road, Dillon.
Admin 2Today, officials from the SC Technical College System, the University of South Carolina and Clemson University came together to sign letters of intent to offer coordinated admission—streamlining the transfer process for students graduating from in-state technical colleges to both universities.
Admin 2On February 5, around 1:15 p.m., students at the University of South Carolina received a text message warning “SHOTS FIRED” — two words that would send chills and panic through the large campus that is home to nearly 32,000 students.
