Category: News

Demoine Kinney Is New Face Of Cincinnati Airport

Demoine Kinney, native of Dillon, is the new face of the Cincinnati International Airport.  

Judy Harrison Receives Palmetto Award

The Palmetto Award was awarded to Judy Harrison of Dillon County E-911 in recognition of the exceptional professionalism in the field  emergency communications.

Sheriff’s Office, Other Agencies Conduct Eight Month Investigation

The Dillon County Sheriff’s Office along with the Dillon Police Department, Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Florence DEA and ATF investigated the listed persons for illegal drug sales and weapons violations.

National Philanthropy Day

On November 15, the nonprofit sector celebrates National Philanthropy Day.

Mallory Scott Named Veteran Of The Year (with photo slide show)

Mallory Scott was named the Dillon County Veteran of the Year at the annual Veterans Day ceremony held on Monday at the Dillon City-County Complex.

The Dillon Herald To Be Sold Monday And Wednesday This Week

The Dillon Herald is being sold on Monday and Wednesday this week due to Thanksgiving.

Harvest Hope Dedicated To Ending Hunger In Dillon County

Harvest Hope Food Bank is dedicated to ending hunger in Dillon County and works with faith partners, businesses and civic groups to indentify pockets of poverty and hunger in the community.

HHS Launches BeTobaccoFree.gov

Health and Human Services (HHS) today announced the launch of BeTobaccoFree.gov, a comprehensive website providing one-stop access to the best and most up-to-date tobacco-related information from across its agencies. This

EPA Focuses on Food Waste For 15th Annual America Recycles Day

Today, on the 15th annual America Recycles Day, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) renewed its commitment to helping Americans reduce wasted food by working with grocers, universities, stadiums and other venues through its Sustainable Materials Management Food Recovery Challenge.

W. Lee Flowers Expanding

W. Lee Flowers and Company, a wholesale grocery company, today announced plans to expand its operations in Florence County. The $6.5 million investment is expected to generate 15 new jobs.