The deadline has been extended through October 26th to enter The Dillon Herald’s baby contest. Only two more babies are needed to get the contest underway. Babies who are under two years are eligible to participate.
Healthcare Facility Infection Rates Report Updated
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COLUMBIA – Updated information on healthcare-associated infections is now available online, as hospitals and other healthcare facilities now report the data every six months, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced today.
SCDOT Seeks Public Comment on the State Management Plan for the Office of Public Transit
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The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has opened the public comment period for the updated State Management Plan (SMP) related to public transit in South Carolina. The SMP was last updated in December 2007.
FCA Director Speaks to Dillon’s FCA Club
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John Rickenbacker, a 1980 graduate of Dillon High School, spoke to his alma mater’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Club on Friday, September 24, 2010.
Man Walks For Christ
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This man was seen by many walking through Dillon County on Monday.
County Administrator’s Evaluation Delayed
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The Herald has been informed that the evaluation of County Administrator David Mobley has been delayed.
County Administrator’s Evaluation Delayed
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The Herald has been informed that the evaluation of County Administrator David Mobley has been delayed.
Charges Dismissed Against Sign Man
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The charges against Richard Gough have been dismissed without prejudice. Gough had been charged in connection with removing a candidate’s political signs.
Geological Survey Identifies New Fault Zone
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The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Geological Survey has identified a buried fault zone north of Jamestown in southern Williamsburg and western Georgetown counties. The buried fault was recognized while drilling was being conducted to produce new geology maps under a grant funded by a National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program STATEMAP program.