Warriors Downed In Rivalry Game
0 By Landry Collins Dillon, SC- It was the final game of the season for Dillon Christian. They hosted their Rival and Region opponent, Pee Dee Academy on Friday, November…
0 By Landry Collins Dillon, SC- It was the final game of the season for Dillon Christian. They hosted their Rival and Region opponent, Pee Dee Academy on Friday, November…
0 By Landry Collins Dillon, SC- It was a special night inside the white walls as the Dillon Wildcats shutout Georgetown by a score of 56-0 on Friday, November 1st.…
0 Latta Students Attend the Day of National Concern Assembly On October 16, students and staff from Latta Middle School and Latta High School gathered for the Day of National…
0 In the wake of the devastating Hurricane Helene, Clemson students felt an urgent call to service on their local community’s behalf. Across campus, leaders from all four councils from…
0 By Vickie Rogers Dillon County Council presented Assistant Solicitor Shipp Daniels with a plaque at Wednesday, October 23rd council meeting for 16 years of dedication and leadership to Dillon…
0 By Vickie Rogers The Dillon Council recognized the Methodist Men, Dillon Sheriff’s Office, EMS, and Fire Department for their recent assistance with Hurricane Helene cleanup and delivery of supplies…
+3 By Vickie Rogers The Dillon Herald spoke with Sheriff Jamie Hamilton about an incident that took place yesterday on a school bus in Dillon County. Sheriff Hamilton confirmed that…
0 By Vickie Rogers Dillon County Economic Development Director Rodney Berry, along with Mayor Tally McColl, Matthew Elvington, Steve Johnson, David Longacre, Councilwoman Detrice McCollum Dawkins, Administrator Tim Harper, Councilman…
0 By Vickie Rogers Photos By Jordan Grimsley Trunk or Treat was held at the City of Dillon Sports Complex on Thursday, October 10th. The event was presented by community…
0 By Vickie Rogers Dillon Christian School held a “Pick of the Patch” Fundraiser event on Saturday, October 12th at the Dillon Christian School Gymnasium. There was plenty of food,…