Almost everyone can agree that economic development and bringing it to our county is important. We all want our county to progress and grow, and we want our county to wisely invest their dollars into things that can make growth happen and broaden our tax base.
Category: Editorials/Opinions
The editorials and opinions of the editor of The Dillon Herald and guest columnists
Editorial: The Wisdom Of Solomon
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•A meeting was held last Monday on the future of the Latta Library. The meeting was advertised as dealing with the following question: “Should we renovate the library or build a new library in another location?”
Editorial: All Who Are Interested In The Future Of The Latta Library Should Show Up For Meeting
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•If you are interested in the Latta Library, you are one of the people in our community who should attend the community meeting planned for July 29th at 5:00 p.m. at the library.
Editorial: Think, Before You Post
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•Social Media. Many people think it is a forum to post your opinion or whatever is on your mind and get lots of likes or to show that the poster is outspoken.
Op-Ed: The Value Of Local News
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•Column: Free Speech And Civility
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•Free speech is a right protected by the Constitution! A person can freely express a belief or opinion.
Editorial: Remembering The Past
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•Our history is important. We all have a personal history that shows the what and why of who we are as people.
Op-Ed: Resolutions For Public Officials
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•We can all afford to better ourselves in some way, and this time each year many us resolve to do so – whether it’s adopting a healthier lifestyle, working a little harder toward a goal, or learning a new skill.
Letter: JROTC Is A Life Experience
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•Dear Editor:
Anyone who knows me, knows I am a huge fan of JROTC. I can’t say enough about this program and the impact it’s having on our youth, three of which are mine.
Op-Ed: Community Journalism Matters Because Communities Matter
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•“Everything in this newspaper is important to someone.”
It’s become something of a mantra for me, in recent years.
Weekly community newspapers are eclectic, to say the least.