On October 16th, 2011, Pine Hill A.M.E. Church held a dedication service commemorating the church and former Pine Hill School becoming a Historical Landmark.
What’s Cooking At Latta Elementary School?
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Latta Elementary School students of Amy Moody’s fourth grade class and Gregory Dean Parker’s fifth grade class were involved in a hands-on experiment in the school’s cafeteria to introduce the students to the school’s new, healthier choice menu.
Dillon Man Dies In House Fire
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A Dillon man was killed in a house fire on Monday, October 31st, according to Coroner Donnie Grimsley.
South Carolina Receives ‘D’ On March Of Dimes Report Card
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South Carolina received a “D” grade on the March of Dimes 2011 report card released November 1. The March of Dimes 2020 goal for preterm birth rates is 9.6%. South Carolina’s preterm birth rate is 14.5%.
iPads For City Council Members
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Teaching Fellows Program Wins First Dick & Tunky Riley WhatWorksSC Award
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The South Carolina Teaching Fellows Program became the first winner of The Dick and Tunky Riley WhatWorksSC Award Wednesday evening.
Patricia M. Bethea
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Services for Patricia M. Bethea will be held 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at East Dillon Baptist Church with entombment in Evergreen Cemetery Mausoleum. Visitation will be held 1:00-2:00 p.m. prior to the service.
PDEC Holds 72nd Annual Meeting
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Pee Dee Electric Cooperative, Inc. held its 72nd Annual Meeting at the Florence Civic Center on Saturday, October 29th.
McLeod Blood Conservation Services To Participate In Blood Management Awareness Week
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McLeod Blood Conservation Services will participate in the 5th Annual Blood Management Awareness Week November 7 – 11, 2011. This week is dedicated to educating patients and healthcare professionals about blood management and blood issues.
Special SCDOT Task Force Makes Recommendations
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A Special Task Force on the Reorganization of Headquarters operations created from within the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) staff by Secretary Robert St. Onge has reported its initial recommendations to the Secretary.