DHS Teacher To Be Featured On ‘In Our Schools’
This April, ETV is showcasing five South Carolina teachers who do much more than tell and show their students information to be learned.
This April, ETV is showcasing five South Carolina teachers who do much more than tell and show their students information to be learned.
A fire destroyed a mobile home at 2314 Highway 9 East in Dillon on Tuesday, according to Fire Chief Buddy Ray.
The Dillon County Educators-Retired met on Friday, March 11, 2011 at the B&C Steakhouse in Dillon.
Dillon County Council Chairman Archie Scott has been elected to the S.C. Association of Counties Board.
The City of Dillon Wellness Center will be celebrating its fourth anniversary on March 31st.
The Town of Latta will have its annual spring clean-up day on Saturday, April 9th beginning at 7:30 a.m.
The home of a man and his four children on Bermuda Road burned last week.
A new report shows that births to teen mothers cost the state of South Carolina an astounding $180 million every year — a number advocacy groups say can be significantly lowered by properly funding prevention programs.
The Dillon County One Stop will be closing on March 22nd at 5 p.m., according to Nancy G. Finklea, Director of WIA programs and Dillon County One Stop Manager.
LATTA—The Latta Town Council passed two resolutions at their meeting on Thursday to implement a two percent hospitality tax and a three percent accommodations tax that they had passed by ordinance in 2008, but had delayed implementing.