South Carolina Superintendent of Education Mick Zais recently visited Dillon School District Four.
Category: Government
Government news at the state and local levels
Candidates Kicked Off June 12th Ballot (Updated 5/9)
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The Herald has received a report that five candidates have been kicked off the ballot in the Democratic primary.
Political Announcements Due May 11th
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The Dillon Herald accepts political announcements from candidates who are seeking public office. Announcements must be received by May 11 at 5 p.m. Candidates will only be allowed to run one free announcement.
Move To Stop Rollover On Administrator’s Contract Fails
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A move some members of the Dillon County Council to stop the rollover of Dillon County Administrator’s contract failed at a meeting held last week.
County Council Takes Up Several Matters
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Several matters were taken up at the Dillon County Council’s regular meeting on Wednesday.
County Council Minutes: February Meeting Highlights
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Highlights from the February 15th meeting of the Dillon County Council from the official approved minutes.
Latta Council Calls Meeting
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Latta Town Council has called a meeting for March 22.
NESA Holds Legislative Reception
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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
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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
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The BAR appeared before council and several other matters were discussed at the Dillon City Council’s February meeting.