South Carolina’s seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 8.4 percent in March from February’s rate of 8.6 percent.
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Unemployment Rate Decreases
Sexual Assault Awareness Month Proclaimed
Mayor Todd Davis has proclaimed the month of April as National Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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Spring Games Planned
The Sixteenth Annual Spring Games for Dillon School District Four is scheduled for Friday, May 17 in the Dillon High School gymnasium. Students in the Programs for Exceptional Children, ages 3-21, participate in the spring games each year
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Freedom Fund Banquet Held
The Dillon County Branch of the NAACP held their Annual Freedom Fund Banquet recently.
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Whitfield To Be Recognized As Hometown Hero
Local volunteer Famon Whitfield, II, of Dillon, will soon be recognized for countless hours of service to the community.
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Wallace Is President-Elect Of SSHP
Caleb Robert Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wallace of Little Rock, South Carolina, was recently selected to serve as President-elect of the Student Society of Health-System Pharmacists (SSHP) at the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy in Clinton, South Carolina.
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Three Station 9 Members Pass Firefighter II
FF/EMT Woody Shelley, Captain Chip Rogers and Engineer Larry Lane recently passed the Firefighter II course.
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Local Group Asking Public To Observe World Autism Day
World Autism Awareness Day is Tuesday, April 2. This day was agreed on by the United Nations in 2007 to bring awareness about Autism.
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Tomato Contest Deadline Announced
Anyone wanting to enter the Dillon County Tomato Contest must pay $5 by April 15th.
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Hospice Care of South Carolina
Grady Floyd is living with cancer. But at least he is living. And his quality of life has recently improved significantly thanks to the local staff of Hospice Care of South Carolina. (adv.)
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Easter Reading Contest Underway
The Dillon County Library System presents the 2013 Easter Reading Contest from March 11-April 1. Ask for more information at your local library.
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