Be sure to pick up your copy of Tuesday’s issue of The Dillon Herald.
Category: News
Marianne Borders Serving As Area readySC™ Project Coordinator
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The SC Technical College System’s readySC™ program has promoted Marianne Borders to Area Project Manager working as the System’s primary economic development contact for York, Chester, Lancaster, Chesterfield, Marlboro and Dillon counties.
HJGT Becoming Mainstay in South Carolina
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With 12 tournaments in South Carolina for the 2011 season, the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) is fully committed to becoming a fixture in the Palmetto State for years to come.
Man Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle
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A man who was walking on Lester Road on Sunday night was struck by a vehicle and died, according to Coroner Donnie Grimsley.
No Injuries Reported In School Bus Accident
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No injuries were reported in a school bus accident that occurred on Jan. 28th, according to Sgt. Derrick Cartwright of the Latta Police Department.
The Dillon Herald, Sheriff’s Office Working On Unserved Warrants Project
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The Dillon Herald is working cooperatively with the Dillon County Sheriff’s Office to help locate individuals who have outstanding warrants.
Don’t Miss Thursday’s Issue Of The Dillon Herald
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Don’t miss Thursday’s issue of The Dillon Herald. Do you know how much the county has been billed for County Councilman Macio Williamson’s attorney in the recent court case? We do…and you can find out in Thursday’s issue of The Dillon Herald.
Groundhogs Predict Early Spring
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Groundhogs Punxsutawney Phil and General Beau Lee concur.
Herald Showing Support For National Guard Members
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Herald Office Systems Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Jordan signed a statement of support last week stating that the jobs of employees who are members of the S.C. National Guard will not be affected because of their guard service.
Locklair Recognized As Ambassador For Economic Development
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Debbie Locklair was honored as an Ambassador for Economic Development by the Department of Commerce and legislative leaders as part of South Carolina’s 20th Annual Industry Appreciation Week.