Category: Government News

News from the municipal, county, and state levels of government related to Dillon County, SC

NESA Holds Legislative Reception

On Wednesday, the North Eastern Strategic Alliance (NESA), an economic development organization encompassing South Carolina’s northeast region, held its 2012 legislative reception.

House Members Have Been Productive

House members have been very productive during the past two weeks, approving a slew of measures, including bills that would improve the safety of children and other state residents.

BAR Appears Before City Council

The BAR appeared before council and several other matters were discussed at the Dillon City Council’s February meeting.

Voter Registration Questions Answered

The Herald has received a number of questions as to who can register to vote. This information from www.scvotes.org answers these questions.

Latta Council Passes First Readings Of Water And Sewer Rate Ordinances

The Latta Town Council passed the first readings of two ordinances regarding water and sewer rates.

Senator Kent Williams On American Heart Month

If you’re like most people, you think that heart disease is a problem for other folks. However, many are suffering from heart disease without realizing it.

Latta Mayor Tells Dillon County Council They Have A Problem

Latta mayor Nancy Brigman appeared before the Dillon County Council to discuss the utilities re-location of water and sewer lines that is being required by SCDOT (South Carolina Department of Transportation).

Council Elects Chair, Vice-Chair

The Dillon County Council elected a new chairman and vice-chairman at their meeting on Wednesday.

County Council Proclaims Black History Month

The Dillon County Council has proclaimed Black History Month.

Election Commission Appreciates Assistance

We, the members of the Dillon County Election Commission, wish to thank the Poll Clerks and Poll Managers who worked the January 21 Primary. It was a long day and each of you made the election go smoothly and without major problems.