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 2The SC Peanut Growers’ Association made up of mostly Pee Dee and I-95 corridor farmers have donated thousands of jars of peanut butter that was made with locally grown peanuts to local food banks, church pantries and schools just in time to “spread the peanut butter for Christmas spirit” this year.
Admin 2The Dillon Herald’s annual toy drive in partnership with Palmetto Leadership Dillon County and the Dillon County United Way was a huge success helping numerous families and children.
Admin 2The Junior Charity League of Dillon recently donated coats for students in the elementary, middle, and high schools of Dillon District IV.
Admin 2Hunger is a problem that many in our nation, state, and even in our county experience on a daily basis. Some of our local veterans are suffering from food insecurity.
Admin 2Columbia Sportswear has graciously donated 200 coats to Lake View Elementary School. Every face-to-face student from Pre-K to 4th grade was given the opportunity to choose a warm winter coat.
Admin 2MANY HAVE COMMENTED on the festive holiday decorations at the home of Wayne Taylor at 1612 East Jefferson Street in Dillon. They are especially beautiful at night, and there is much more to see.
Admin 2THIS STUNNING FAMILY CHRISTMAS TREE at Mount Calvary Baptist Church is a reminder of the Christmas season. The sanctuary is beautifully decorated for the Christmas season.
Admin 2It may seem like a long way off, but next year’s tax season will begin next month. Organizing and preparing now can save you time, headaches, and even money next year.
Admin 2The spirit of giving abounded at The Dillon Herald’s Annual Toy Drive held in conjunction with Palmetto Leadership Dillon County and the Dillon County United Way.
Admin 2For most of us, it has been over 9 months since we first heard of COVID-19. In the fall, it became all too clear that we would also have to learn how to manage the additional stresses of COVID-19 through the December and January holiday season.
