City Gets Clean Audit Opinion
The City of Dillon received a clean opinion on their audit which was presented at the council’s last meeting.
The City of Dillon received a clean opinion on their audit which was presented at the council’s last meeting.
On the first day that candidates could officially file for office, several people signed up for various offices.
The Dillon County Council held their regular meeting last Wednesday.
Dillon mayor Todd Davis recently gave his state of the city address from the historic James W. Dillon house.
At a recent called meeting of the Dillon County Council, several matters were taken up in regards to the Harbor Freight Tools project.
Filing for office begins on March 16 and ends on March 30th.
Candidates must file with the appropriate election commission during the filing period.
In celebration of Black History Month, Michael Haley, South Carolina’s First Gentleman, invites the public to view a one-of-a-kind exhibit of African-American art.
The Dillon County Council elected their chairman and vice-chairman at their regular meeting last week.
The Dillon County Public-Private Economic Development Partnership held the unveiling of their logo at the City of Dillon Wellness Center on Friday, January 24th.