Potential Growth In Dillon Discussed By City Council
Councilman Phil Wallace talked about the potential for growth in Dillon at the June meeting of the Dillon City Council. “We’ve got the potential for real growth in Dillon,” said Wallace.
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Councilman Phil Wallace talked about the potential for growth in Dillon at the June meeting of the Dillon City Council. “We’ve got the potential for real growth in Dillon,” said Wallace.
Sherwood “Digger” Thompson is shown with his 60 pound, 4-ounce watermelon that was grown on his property in Dillon County. Digger gave no special treatment to the watermelon.
It has been said that every person has a story to tell, and that is surely true also for all the homeless animals at the Dillon County Animal Shelter. But occasionally the most heartbreaking stories have happy endings.
The video from the Dillon County Council meeting on Wednesday, July 27th.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control Bureau of Water has issued an agricultural permit to expand an existing poultry farm and dispose of the manure. The permit becomes effective on August 10, 2016.
Do you like agriculture and animals, healthy lifestyles, leadership and citizenship, personal development, natural resources, and science, engineering, and technology?
The finances at the Wellness Center were discussed at the July meeting of the Dillon City Council.
Dillon County First Steps is proud to announce that Ms. Jessica Swindler will be the new ‘Parents as Teachers’ Home Visitor effective August 1.
South Carolina’s Sales Tax Holiday weekend is right around the corner. From Friday, August 5 through Sunday, August 7, South Carolina shoppers can purchase a number of back-to-school items tax free.
Gideon Jim Atkins was in charge of the Sunday, July 10, 11:00 a.m. worship service at Mount Calvary Baptist Church.