To show the law enforcement community that they are supported, an event was recently held at Hidden Acres in Marion.
Trinity Behavioral Care: Are You An Enabler?
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•Enabling behavior occurs when another person, often a codependent, helps or encourages the addict to continue using drugs, either directly or indirectly.
Trinity Behavioral Care: Prom Season
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•Prom season is a special time for many of our youth in the Dillon County area. Along with having a good time there are many of our youth that suffer server consequences from the consumption of alcohol.
Sammy Joe Horne
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•Mr. Sammy Joe Horne died Wednesday, March 04, 2015 at McLeod Medical Center of Dillon after an illness.
Lloyd Fulton Williamson III
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•Lloyd Fulton Williamson III died at McLeod Healthcare of the Pee Dee in Florence, Friday, February 27, 2015.
Rogers Kelly English, Sr.
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•Services for Rogers Kelly English, Sr. will be held 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at Cooper Funeral Home Chapel. Burial with full military honors will be held at Riverside Cemetery. Visitation
SCDOT Plans I-95 Northbound Lane Closure From March 7-April 21
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•The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) plans to close one lane on northbound Interstate 95 for a bridge deck replacement on one span of the bridge over the Great Pee Dee River Bridge near the Florence-Dillon County line beginning Saturday, March 7.
Broad River Furniture Establishing Corporate Campus and Distribution Center in York County
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•Ashley Furniture HomeStore licensee Broad River Furniture, a home furnishings retailer, is establishing a new corporate campus and distribution center in York County. The $12.6 million investment is expected to bring 200 jobs to Fort Mill, S.C.
Bad Alibi And Jet Lag Jones To Perform At Ellis Center
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•On Saturday night, March 7, the usually quiet town of Latta will open the doors of the Ellis Performing Arts Center to a battle of two well-known and respected South Carolina bands, Bad Alibi and Jet Lag Jones
Palmetto State Sees Record-Breaking Year for Number of People Working
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•According to the SC Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW), newly-released figures show that 2014 was a record-breaking year for South Carolina.