Dr. Donald Hayes and Ronald Hayes attended the Book Expo America convention in New York City recently to promote his latest book, The Pentagon of Faith: Sacred Theism vs. Secular Humanism.
Category: Community
Community interest news from Dillon County
Ag Student Presented Scholarship For Workshop
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The Dillon Soil & Water Conservation District has awarded, Ag Student at Dillon County Technology Center, and class senior, Justin Roberts, a scholarship to attend the South Carolina Districts Youth Workshop.
God’s Word Shines
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From The Pee Dee Baptist Association—Featured this week is Dr. Dick Alderman
Fork Presbyterian Holds Bike Day (with pics)
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Fork Presbyterian Bike Day was held on June 2nd at the church.
Rev. Ron Taylor Speaks To Brotherhood
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Rev. Ron Taylor, Director of Missions for the Pee Dee Baptist Association, was the guest speaker for the Mount Calvary Baptist Church Brotherhood.
Farmers Market
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Would you support a farmers market in Dillon County?
District Four Teacher Of The Year Honored By The Schafer Foundation
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The Schafer Foundation has honored Dillon County teachers by sponsoring District Teacher of the Year Kellyson Poe’s appearance at the South Carolina Teacher of the Year Celebration that was on May 1 in Columbia.
Talent Show Held
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Stewart Heights Elementary School held its 27th annual end-of-year talent show under the direction of Brian Lodge, music teacher.
The theme this year was “Pop Stars”.
County Approves Marlboro Electric’s Spec Building Proposal At Spirited Meeting
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The third reading of an ordinance authorizing the execution of an agreement and contract by and between Dillon County and Marlboro Development Team, Inc. providing for construction of an industrial building passed in a 4-2 vote just moments ago (Wednesday evening) at the regular meeting of the Dillon County Council, but only after a public hearing and a spirited discussion by council. (with photos and video)
Gunter Kale Makes Spec Building Proposal
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Robert Adams, representing Gunter Kale, LLC, appeared before the Dillon County Council on Wednesday to make a proposal about the spec building.