Dillon High School Class Of 1968 Celebrates 50th Reunion
THE DILLON HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1968 celebrated their 50th high school reunion.
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THE DILLON HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1968 celebrated their 50th high school reunion.
The State Election Commission wants to make sure voters understand the rules for voting in the Primary Runoffs on Tuesday, June 26.
Today the South Carolina Ports Authority Board of Directors adopted a 2019 fiscal year financial plan that includes five percent pier container growth, $280.8 million in operating revenues, $42.9 million in operating earnings, and capital expenditures of $277.6 million.
Summer Lewellen, an eighth-grader at Dillon Middle School, was recently honored as the school’s Reader of the Year for 2017-2018.
On July 3, 2018, Derrek Pugh, a native of Dillon, will become the youngest Deputy Director in the history of the South Carolina Youth Challenge Academy, an entity of the South Carolina National Guard.
On Monday, June 4, the Dillon Kiwanis presented the Dillon Internal Medicine Hurricanes with the team and individual trophies for this year’s championship. The event took place at the Dillon Kiwanis Michael Lecholop Field.
Today South Carolina Ports Authority announced 197,437 twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) handled last month, a record for the month of May and the second-highest month of container traffic in the Port’s history.
Rev. Dr. Leonard M. Mungo will be the Father’s Day Speaker at New Faith Missionary Baptist Church.
The Dillon County Council For The Aging held their annual meeting.
Today the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) announced $49 million for the Charleston Harbor Deepening Project in the Fiscal Year 18 Work Plan, critical funds that will be coupled with financial support from the State of South Carolina to further the progress of deepening the Charleston Harbor to 52 feet.