A home on Coates Street in Dillon burned on August 16th.
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Latta Police Department Recognized As SCLEOA Honor Roll Department
LATTA—The Latta Police Department was recognized recently as an Honor Roll Department by the S.C. Law Enforcement Officers Association (SCLEOA).
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Meeting On Gas Clean-up At Highway 301 North Bridge Held
DHEC held a community meeting recently on the gas clean-up at the Highway 301 North Bridge.
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Library Board Reappointments Made
Two people were reappointed to the Dillon County Library Board at a recent meeting of the Dillon County Council.
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Grants Awarded
The BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation has approved grant applications totaling $1,710,933 for health-related programs in South Carolina.
The grants are for periods of one to three years.
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WIX Among S.C. Manufacturer Of The Year Nominees
The Salute to Manufacturing, South Carolina’s premier manufacturing recognition event honoring the state’s top small, medium and large manufacturing companies for their manufacturing excellence, economic impact, commitment to workforce development and community stewardship, has announced the 2010 nominees. Nominees and winners will be honored September 22 with a luncheon at the Radisson in Columbia....
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Notice to Community on Temporary Emergency Department Entrance at McLeod Dillon
Effective August 16th, patients arriving for emergency services will not be able to access the parking lot via the 301 entrance. Due to the movement of the construction fence, all traffic entering Parking Lot A will need to enter from Jackson Street, the only entry to this parking lot until further notice....
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First Bank Celebrates 75 Years of Community Banking
August 2010 will mark First Bank's 75th year of operation. The bank was founded in 1935 as Bank of Montgomery and changed its name to First Bank in 1985 as it began to offer services outside of Montgomery County. What has not changed, however, is First Bank's presence as a safe, secure and trusted...
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Wreck on I-95 Claims Life
A person was killed in a one-vehicle accident.
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Local Driver To Compete In National Truck Driving Championships
Chris McCoy of Dillon will be among 450 professional truck drivers from all 50 states who will compete in the National Truck Driving Championships in Columbus, Ohio from August 3-7.
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National Health Care Tour Stops In Dillon
With vulnerable seniors’ continued access to quality rehabilitation, skilled nursing and assisted living care in direct jeopardy as emergency federal Medicaid relief remains stalled on Capitol Hill, the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisting Living (AHCA/NCAL) nationwide Driving for Quality Care petition initiative arrived at the tour’s 21st stop Heritage Healthcare...
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