DCS Seniors Go On Mission Trip
THE DILLON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL senior class recently had the opportunity to travel to Puerto Rico for their annual Senior Mission Trip.
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THE DILLON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL senior class recently had the opportunity to travel to Puerto Rico for their annual Senior Mission Trip.
THE DILLON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Junior Class went to Webster Springs, WV for our first ever Junior Mission Trip.
Area students were recognized for their accomplishments during the awards ceremony at the 2016 South Carolina Independent School Association State Science Fair held at the Sumter County Civic Center recently.
Ashley Sawyer of Latta High School has been awarded several scholarships recently.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Clio recognized members of the church who are Teachers and Nurses. As a token of appreciation for all of their hard work and dedication to the profession they were given a single red or yellow carnation along with a gift bag.
South Carolina watermelon growers should take steps now to protect their crops against powdery mildew.
Current second-graders at Latta Elementary School in Latta soon be selecting books to take home and read for the summer.
MANN+HUMMEL announced that they have finalized their acquisition of the global filtration operations of Affinia Group, manufacturer of the WIX and FILTRON brand of filters.
McLeod Dillon is pleased to announce Nurse of the Year – Melissa English, RN, and Medical Surgical Tech of the Year – Karen Love, MST. Tracey Campbell, RN, received the Patient’s Choice Award, and Remona McBride, MST, received the Medical Surgical Tech Patient’s Choice Award.
Recently, a man spoke from the grave in a very loud and compassionate way. Many people in New Town, especially children, will benefit and be better off because of it. I am referring to the voice of Mr. Alan Schafer, who spoke through the Schaffer Foundation that helped with the upgrade of the Gordon Park in New Town. This charitable act by the foundation that bears the name of Mr. Schafer became the inspiration for this week’s column.