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 2Spring Lewis, critical care nurse in the McLeod Dillon Intensive Care Unit (ICU), recently received certification as a Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN) from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN).
Chris ChestnutThe Dillon Wildcats picked up where they left all last year on the gridiron as they completely destroyed the North Myrtle Beach Chiefs, 56-16, in their opener Friday night at Memorial Stadium scoring all their points during the first three quarters.
Chris ChestnutThe Dillon Wildcats defeated the North Myrtle Beach Chiefs 56-16 in Week 0.
Chris ChestnutLake View’s Wild Gators opened their regular season on Friday night with a 37-6 win over the Scott’s Branch Eagles.
Chris ChestnutThe Latta Vikings traveled to Hemingway on Friday night and earned a 7-0 win against Cross.
Admin 2Dear Editor:
I am sending this letter to express how much I appreciate The Herald for becoming more inclusive in your coverage.
Admin 2The following Constitutional Amendment Questions will appear on ballots in the November 4, 2014, General Election.
Admin 2An intake area is being constructed at the Dillon County Animal Shelter. The Dillon County Council approved the addition of an intake area at a recent council meeting upon the recommendation of the council’s building committee, Dr. Robert Hooker, and Dillon County Animal Control Officer Douglas Pernell.
Admin 2To The Editor:
After reading the article in The Dillon Herald concerning the Dillon Historic School Foundation (this is the correct name of our organization, not the name as mentioned in the article), I feel that logically, some clarification of values needs to be discussed as there seems to be a big difference between the values of the DHSF and both the Dillon County Board of Education and Dillon School District Four.
Admin 2The South Carolina Supreme Court has reinstated the conviction of Bentley Collins, who “was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and three counts of owning a dangerous animal causing injury to a person after a ten-year-old boy was killed and partially eaten by his dogs, most of whom were pitbull mixes.”
