There were people and two vehicles shot at Newtown Pool and Game on Tuesday night, according to Captain Cliff Arnette of the Dillon County Sheriff’s Office.
Dillon School Board Discusses Gordon, Consolidation And Other Matters
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The Dillon District Two School Board discussed reading achievement at Gordon Elementary School, the administrative consolidation of the Dillon and Lake View School Districts and other matters at their meeting on Monday night.
Hector Bethea
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Hector Bethea of Dillon died Monday at McLeod Medical Center in Dillon.
Peggy Hale
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Memorial services for Peggy Lou Stone Hale will be held 6:00 p.m. Thursday in Cooper Funeral Home Chapel. Visitation will be held following the service.
Federal Drug Court Program Kicks Off
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United States Attorney Bill Nettles announced today that the District of South Carolina is instituting a pilot Federal drug court, “The BRIDGE Program,” one of the nation’s first Federal pre-conviction drug courts.
Human Resources Professional Of The Year Named
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The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce and the South Carolina State Council of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) honored the 2011 Human Resources Professional of the Year February 8 in Columbia.
Mamie Leonard Inducted Into Claflin University Hall Of Fame
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Longtime Trenton Schools employee Mamie E. Bethea Leonard of Ewing was inducted into Claflin University Hall of Fame in Orangeburg, SC recently.
First Bank Appoints Cindy Phillips Assistant Vice President
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First Bank has promoted Assistant Branch Manager Cindy Phillips to Assistant Vice President.
Review: The Three Baritones: A Professional And Entertaining Singing Group
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The Dillon County Theatre’s presentation of “The Three Baritones” on Saturday night, February 12, was easily one of the most professional and entertaining singing groups to ever appear on our stage.
Appointed NGU Trustees Announced
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North Greenville University announced the addition of five new Board of Trustee members. The university’s trustees are appointed by the South Carolina Baptist Convention to serve a five-year term (2011-2015).