Category: Community

Community interest news from Dillon County

Main Street United Methodist Men Present Check To Red Cross

The Main Street United Methodist Church Men held a golf tournament this spring to benefit the American Red Cross.

Latta Schools Budget Is Balanced

The General Fund budget for School Year 2016-17 for the Latta School District is balanced and approved by the Latta School Board of Trustees and the Dillon County Board of Trustees in the amount of $10,394,054.

Ann Fulmore Harllee’s Chapter Of UDC Meets

The Ann Fulmore Harllee Chapter of the UDC met May 12, 2016 at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Hagan in Bennettsville.

Boy Scout Troop 761 Visits Washington

Troop 761 took a fun and educational four-day trip to Washington, DC on Father’s Day weekend.

Boy Scouts Visit Dillon House

Boy Scout Troop 761 visited the Dillon House. Betty Lou Barclay was the tour guide.

CFS Of Dillon County Holds First Book Initiative

Communities for Students of Dillon County (CFS) continues its commitment to education and needs for students of Dillon County by adopting the First Book literacy initiative.

Harbor Freight Tools Achieves One-Day Blood Drive Record In Dillon County

Employees of the Harbor Freight Tools Distribution Center donated 72 pints of blood at a recent blood drive, achieving a Dillon County record for a one-day blood drive at a business.

AARP Chapter Meets

The Dillon Area AARP Chapter # 5336 met on Monday, June 13,  at 2:00 p.m. in the meeting room of the Council on Aging with 26 members and three guests in attendance.

Native Reads New Book To Gordon Students

0 A 24-year-old Dillon native and author shared his book with Gordon Elementary School students. Reginald J. Nelson, MBA, was born and reared in Dillon. He attended South Elementary School, Gordon Elementary School, J.V. Martin Junior High School, and Dillon High School from which he graduated in 2010. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in…

PHOTO GALLERY: Sardis Baptist Church Holds VBS

Sardis Baptist Church held Vacation Bible School June 26-30. The theme was “The Conquerors.”