A bill that would allow South Carolinians to get copies of public documents faster and less expensively is heading to the full House of Representatives for consideration.
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Opinion
FOI Bill Represents Significant Progress For Open Government
Poll Results: Public-Private Partnership
Do you think the county council should dissolve the Dillon County Economic Development Public-Private Partnership Board?
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Poll Results: Latta’s Relocation Problem
The Town of Latta is being required by the state to relocate water and sewer lines at a great financial cost. What course of action do you think should be taken to resolve this?
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Poll Results: City’s Donated Buildings
What do you think the city should do with the donated buildings they received on Main Street which includes the old Belk building?
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February: A Month Of History
The month of February has several notable holidays and observances.
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Election Commission Appreciates Assistance
We, the members of the Dillon County Election Commission, wish to thank the Poll Clerks and Poll Managers who worked the January 21 Primary. It was a long day and each of you made the election go smoothly and without major problems.
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Poll Results: County Council Chairman
Harold Moody is our readers' choice for County Council Chairman.
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Editorial: Focusing On Truancy
When one thinks of Family Court, the first thing that may come to mind is a divorce or child custody, but one of the most important issues that the Family Court handles is truancy.
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Opinion: The Role That Community Newspapers Play
In Pickens County, the local “Meals on Wheels” program announced in early January that it’s teaming up with another organization to prepare emergency food packages for homebound people in case inclement weather creates hazardous driving conditions which prevent Meals on Wheels volunteers from being able to deliver food, according to the Pickens Sentinel.
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GAL Volunteers Can Bring Hope And Optimism To Children
Hope and optimism are the hallmarks of a new calendar year. We make resolutions and set goals that we will try to attain in 2012.
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EDITORIAL: Taking the Challenge, Changing the Game
Like most industries, farming constantly evolves. And just like business owners factor different variables into their profitability, farmers must weigh each opportunity and consider how it would benefit our operations.
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