We were on I-95 near the 169 mile marker coming home from a family reunion at Lake Greenwood when we approached the overhead bridge and saw two young men waving huge American flags.
Category: News
The Disease Of Misinformation
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At the Dillon City Council meeting on Monday night, Councilman Phil Wallace made the remark that there was a lack of education as to where the money comes from and where the money goes in regards to city expenditures. He called it a “horrible disease in this town.”
Roads
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As we head in to the heart of the summer months we tend to spend more time on the road. While on road trips it is easy to make a comparison between our state and other states. For example , the pavement may suddenly get smoother, or rougher, as one travels through neighboring states.
Marlboro Electric Builds Dillon County’s First Spec Building
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On behalf of Marlboro Electric and its Board of Trustees, we would like to thank the Dillon County Council for accepting and approving our proposal for a new spec building.
City Passes New Budget
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The City of Dillon passed their 2013-2014 budget recently.
The total budget is $9,224,261.
County Administrator Talks About Finances
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At the request of The Dillon Herald, we sat down last week with Clay Young, Dillon County Administrator, about some of the highlights in the approved 2013-2014 budget for the county and what he believes the financial condition of the county is at this time.
Photo Gallery: Latta v. Pee Dee, SC Debs State Championship
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Here is a photo gallery from the Latta and Pee Dee game on Saturday, July 13 at the S.C. Dixie Debs State Championship.
Wreck Closes Interstate
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A wreck on I-95 South at the 174 mile marker closed down the interstate for about 2 1/2 hrs. due to this accident (7:45 p.m. to 10:15 p.m.) on July 2.
County Administrator Talks About Finances
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At the request of The Dillon Herald, we sat down last week with Clay Young, Dillon County Administrator, about some of the highlights in the approved 2013-2014 budget for the county and what he believes the financial condition of the county is at this time.
City Facing Major Sewer Problems
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The City of Dillon has “major, major problems” with what was referred to as the Perdue sewer line in the Deerwood Avenue area, according to Mayor Todd Davis at Monday night’s meeting.