Herald Giving Away Centennial Issues
The Dillon Herald is giving away a limited number of centennial issues on a first come, first serve basis.
The Dillon Herald is giving away a limited number of centennial issues on a first come, first serve basis.
You have undoubtedly heard the saying that God‘s angels could not be everywhere to respond to a believer’s need so who was sent? Mothers. A mother’s love is generally #1 on any list, but we all know who comes in a close second: Granny. This is a story that proves when all else fails, call Granny.
The Internal Revenue Service is looking to return about $5 million in undelivered refund checks to taxpayers in the Carolinas. Some of this money is owed to Dillon County residents.
Bo McInnis of the Dillon County Political Action Committee (PAC) recently sent a Freedom of Information Act request to SLED in reference to the investigation of the Dillon County Fire Department.
Daniel Stuart Carmichael has joined the City of Dillon Police Department.
The Board of Law Examiners has reported that Tiffany D. Gibson has successfully passed the South Carolina Bar July 2010 examination. The Supreme Court of South Carolina will administer the oath of office and enroll Ms. Gibson as an member of the Bar of this State at 2:30 pm, on Monday, November 29, 2010, in the Koger Center for the Arts, Downtown Columbia, SC.
Incident reports about recent robberies
Each year, Marlboro County Rescue presents an award for a heroic or life-saving act. Any person in Marlboro County, or one of its bordering counties, is eligible for this award. The award will be presented in December at Marlboro County Rescue’s Annual Christmas Party.
Henry Daniel “Pete” Crosland has been selected as November 2010 Veteran of the Quarter.
A former Latta police officer has been charged with misconduct in office.