Dr. Pete Cassidy was the guest speaker for Mount Calvary Baptist Church’s 123rd Homecoming service held on Sunday, Oct. 31, at 11:00 a.m.
Category: Community
Community interest news from Dillon County
What You Need To Know If A Hailstorm Hits
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A sudden severe storm cell dropped a thick coating of hail on some parts of Lexington County on Oct. 14. Hail can cause significant damage to homes and cars. If this happens to you, you’ll need to know what to do.
The Dillon Herald Is Being Sold On Monday, Wednesday This Week
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The Dillon Herald is being sold on Monday and Wednesday this week.
$200,000 Winning Palmetto Cash 5 Ticket Sold In Dillon
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Someone is holding a Palmetto Cash 5 ticket worth $200,000. The winning ticket was purchased from Wayne’s BP LLC at 1105 Radford Blvd. in Dillon.
Unofficial Election Results For Dillon County ONLY
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Here are the unofficial results for Dillon County ONLY.
Local Halloween Photos
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Here are some local Halloween photos submitted by our readers.
Local Farmer Wins Money For Girl Scout Troop
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Fitzhugh Bethea of Dillon has been selected as a winner in the America’s Farmers Grow CommunitiesSM program, which gives farmers the opportunity to win $2,500 for their favorite local nonprofit organizations. The awards are available through Monsanto Fund. Bethea has designated Girl Scout Troop #23, located in Dillon, to receive the award.
Halloween For The Special Event Held
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The Dillon County Chamber of Commerce held the Halloween For The Special on Thursday.
Latta School Board Gets Updates
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The Latta School Board of Trustees met for the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 12 in the District Administration Conference Room.
NESA Holds Second In Series Of Economic Development Consultant Events
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The North Eastern Strategic Alliance (NESA), an economic development organization encompassing South Carolina’s northeast region, recently hosted the second event in its 2010 Consultant Event Series. The two-day program, entitled “Prospecting and Closing the Deal” featured Frank Spano, Director of Austin Consulting, and was attended by economic development professionals from NESA’s member counties.