Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Admin 2The Dillon Post Office has new hours effective Monday 11/15/2010. They will not change the amount of operating hours they service the public which is 6.5 hours a day.
New Hours:
Monday- Friday: 9-11, 12- 4:30…. close 11-12
Saturday: 9-11
Admin 2From November 6-12, troopers from Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and South Carolina will emphasize the Move Over law through enforcement and education efforts.
Admin 2ANDREW THIELEN BIG BAND played to an appreciative audience at the Dillon County Theatre on Saturday night.
Admin 2Minutes from the October meeting of the Dillon County Fire Chiefs Association.
Admin 2A Lumberton, NC, man only buys his lottery tickets from Wayne Hayes at Wayne’s BP in Dillon. Why? According to the player he feels luckier in South Carolina. Now he has proof. When Hayes checked the man’s Palmetto Cash 5 ticket, he knew right away it was special. The ticket was worth $200,000.
Admin 2The 16-year-old defendant in the Stutts murder case pled guilty on Monday and was sentenced on Thursday, one day after he testified against a co-defendant in the case.
Admin 2Dillon Provision Company purchased this cheese for their largest customer and shipped it to Orangeburg on October 29th.
My wife and I did not travel extensively, but when we did it was mostly in the two Carolinas and especially in the western part of North Carolina. We loved the mountains and visited often the Boone/Blue Ridge Parkway area. During our travels we also enjoyed trying out new places for dining. We were not sophisticated gourmands by any means.
Admin 2Dr. Darrell Holliday, a Professor of Business Administration at Coker College, was a featured speaker at the Annual Business Research Symposium held at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith October 27-28.
Admin 2Toni Graves of Dillon was honored as 2010 Field Instructor of the Year on Friday, October 22, at Coker College’s annual Social Work Conference. The theme was “Redefining Ready: Preparing the Next Generation for the Future.”
