To The Editor:
Many times I have heard my Dad say, “Son, if you really want to get something done, you need to do it yourself.” While this may be true in some situations, there are those times when only a concerted effort of teamwork and the shared vision of many will culminate in attaining the hoped-for goals.
Part I: What Has Become Of The Dream?
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Seeing that this is the month that we celebrate and commemorate the life and legacy of the late, great Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., it is only fitting that we make a brief investigation to see what has become of his dream.
Update: Dillon Girls Basketball Team Wins
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The Dillon Girls Basketball team defeated Silver Bluff, 66-42, on Friday night.
One Lane To Be Closed On I-95 North On Saturday
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The S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) plans to close one lane on the northbound Interstate 95 for repairs to the bridge of the Great Pee Dee River Bridge near the Florence-Dillon County line on Saturday, Feb. 21.
Basketball Update: Latta Girls Advance
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The Latta girls basketball team defeated Denmark-Olar, 63-39.
United States Attorney’s Office To Sponsor 12th Annual Project Sentry Logo Contest
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The United States Attorney’s Office is sponsoring its 12th Annual Project Sentry Logo Contest. The statewide contest allows students an opportunity to design logos on school safety, gun violence awareness and prevention, and submit their illustrations for upcoming Project Sentry publications.
Basketball Update: Dillon Boys Win
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The Dillon Boys Basketball won 70-38 over Andrews tonight in playoff action.
Dillon Girls Win, Latta Boys Fall In Playoffs
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The Dillon Girls basketball team was victorious on Tuesday night while the Latta Boys were defeated.
New Extension Agent To Focus On Agronomy In Dillon County
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Justin Ballew joined Clemson Extension Jan. 5 as an agent in Dillon County. He’ll focus on horticulture in Marion County and agronomy in Dillon County.
Dillon Boys Win In Double Overtime
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The Dillon Boys basketball team won in triple overtime this afternoon, 84-75, over Waccamaw.