On Saturday, May 11, Harvest Hope Food Bank will join forces with the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) to help Stamp Out Hunger across 20 SC counties including Dillon.
Category: News
DHEC Updates ‘Fish Smart, Eat Smart’ For 2013
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•South Carolina residents can learn more about the safety of eating fish caught in the state’s lakes and rivers by checking the updated fish consumption guide, the Department of Health & Environmental Control announced.
CareSouth Carolina Selected As Exemplary Model Of Workforce Innovation
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•Following a rigorous nationwide review process, CareSouth Carolina has been selected as an exemplary model of workforce innovation for a new project: The Primary Care Team: Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices (The LEAP Project).
McLeod, March Of Dimes Partnering To Lower Number Of Babies Born Too Soon
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•McLeod Medical Center Dillon is partnering with the March of Dimes to lower the number of babies born too soon at their hospital.
Dillon Brothers To Split $1 Million Lottery Prize
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•An agreement between two Dillon brothers made years ago to split any lottery winnings, no matter who buys the ticket, no questions asked, came into play Tuesday night.
$1 Million Lottery Ticket Sold In Dillon County
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•A Dillon retailer has sold a Mega Millions® ticket worth $1 MILLION for Tuesday night’s drawing.
Lawsuit Filed Against Former Band Director, Latta School District
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•A lawsuit has been filed against the former Latta High School Band Director Matthew Tyler Hutto, Dillon County School District Three and the Latta School District.
LECC To Add Montessori Class
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•LECC will be adding a new Primary Montessori class next year. The new class will consist of twelve 4 yr. olds and twelve 5 yr. olds.
Dillon County Justice Center Discuused
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•The Dillon County Council was updated on the Dillon County Justice Center at a workshop on Wednesday.
Unemployment Rate Decreases
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•South Carolina’s seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 8.4 percent in March from February’s rate of 8.6 percent.