Community interest news from Dillon County
The Yellow Jessamine Garden Club hosted a tree planting ceremony at J.P. Camp Roadside Park on Friday, December 1st to commemorate Arbor Day. Mr. Burt Rogers and the city of Dillon so graciously provided a beautiful Glowing Embers Japanese Maple tree for the occasion.
Paul, the writer of the Epistle to the Romans, lets us know that we, as believers, have been called to a purpose for the use of God.
The City of Dillon’s fourth mural, the DILLON mural, was dedicated recently.
The first Chit, Chat, and Chew of 2024 was held on Thursday, January 4th at Community Home Care of South Carolina, located at 222 East Main Street, Dillon.
Two new members have joined The Dillon Herald newspaper staff.
The Dillon VFW has been named an All-American Post.
With a newly wrapped bus the Pee Dee Rural Transportation Authority (PDRTA) and Trinity Behavioral Care mark their half-decade partnership providing public transportation in rural Marion, Dillon, and Marlboro Counties and celebrate Trinity’s fifty years of service to those communities.
The Dillon Herald would like to thank Johnnie Daniels for 53 years of service as the General Manager of our publications, having served as the longest serving General Manager in the company’s 130 year history.
Alpha Lambda Chapter of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International met recently at Latta High School.
A small crowd gathered on the grounds of the Dillon County Courthouse on Monday afternoon for a New Year’s Day prayer service for our county held by the Dillon County Ministers Alliance and Empowerment In Action.