Blog – Page 1808 – The Dillon Herald

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May 26, 2011
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Bank Customers Should Take Precautions When Using ATMs

Nearly everyone depends on ATMs to withdraw cash, deposit money and manage their accounts. First Bank is dedicated to keeping its customers safe at its ATM locations and constantly works to increase security and educate customers about ATM safety.

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May 26, 2011
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Nurses Of The Year Announced

McLeod Medical Center Dillon is pleased to announce Nursing Assistant of the Year – Lena Evans, CNA, Registered Nurse of the Year – Pam Salmon, RN, Licensed Practical Nurse of the Year – Tommie Waters, LPN, and Surgical Technician of the Year – Mary Bohachic, CST. Lynne Livingston, LPN, received the Patient’s Choice Award.

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May 26, 2011
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‘Buckle Up South Carolina’ Kicks Off

An effort to encourage South Carolinians – especially young people – to buckle up got off to a flying start recently as the SC Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) kicked off its annual safety belt enforcement campaign at a regional airport.

Chris Chestnut
May 26, 2011
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Latta’s Red Raiders to Hold Alumni Baseball Game, Home Run Derby

Latta’s Red Raiders will be holding an “Old Timers” alumni baseball game and home run derby on Saturday, June 4 at the Latta Recreation field.

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May 26, 2011
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Dillon 4-H Shooters Place in State Competitions

The Dillon County 4-H Shooting Sports Club had several squads to place in recent State Championship Competitions.

Chris Chestnut
May 24, 2011
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Photo Gallery: Lake View/Abbeville Game 3 by Jesse Brigman

Jesse Brigman was on hand to take these great photos of the Class A softball state championship game between Lake View and Abbeville on Friday in Irmo.

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May 24, 2011
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Council Contempt Case Remanded To Magistrate’s Court

The contempt of court case regarding a letter sent to Chief Magistrate Mackie Hayes from the past County Administrator David Mobley stating that he was instructed by then Council Chairman Macio Williamson to hire an African-American for a position in his office was remanded back to Judge Hayes for him to handle by Judge Paul M. Burch at a hearing this morning.