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Category: Community
Community interest news from Dillon County
Law Enforcement Week Being Observed (with photo slide show)
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Law Enforcement Week is being observed May 6-12.
National Day Of Prayer Service Held At Courthouse (with video clips from service)
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A National Day of Prayer observance was held at the Dillon County Courthouse at noon on Thursday, May 2nd. (with video clips from the service)
County Hears Spec Building Proposal
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At a workshop meeting on Wednesday, the Dillon County Council received information on a proposal from Marlboro Electric Cooperative about a proposed spec building.
Groundbreaking Takes Place At Harbor Freight Tools Expansion
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At ceremony this morning (Wednesday), Governor Nikki Haley joined with Dillon County leaders, officials from Marion and Marlboro Counties, and representatives from Harbor Freight Tools in a groundbreaking celebration for a $75 million distribution facility expansion at the Tri-County Gateway Industrial Park in Dillon. (with video)
Former Dillon Resident Working For Congressman Tom Rice
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A former Dillon resident has been named the Economic Development Representative for Congressman Tom Rice.
Latta Springfest Is Success (with photo slide show)
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Latta Springfest was a success on Saturday with many people turning out to see what the festival had to offer. (With photo slide show)
Mattie Belle Rothwell
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Mattie Belle Rothwell, 92, of Florence, SC, died on Wednesday, April 17, 2013, at Southland Health Care Center.
Rice Names Economic Development Representative
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A former Dillon resident has been named the Economic Development Representative for Congressman Tom Rice.
DMS Students Headed To Washington, DC
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Several Dillon Middle School seventh and eighth graders will be visiting Washington, D.C. from May 29-June 2 led by trip coordinator, James E. Moultrie, who has taken hundreds of students on the trip in his years as an educator.