City Gets Opinion On I-Traffic
City Attorney Jack McInnis contacted the Attorney General’s Office to get an opinion on the use of I-Traffic.
City Attorney Jack McInnis contacted the Attorney General’s Office to get an opinion on the use of I-Traffic.
Mayor Todd Davis stated that he wanted to clear up the golf cart issue brought up at a previous meeting.
CSX Transportation Inc. (CSXT) will increase train speeds in the towns of Dillon and Mullins.
Two people were sentenced in the August 2009 murder of 75-year-old Mary Alice Stutts of Dillon on Thursday.
A jury was selected in the State vs. Lorenzo Inman on Monday in General Sessions Court.
Here are some local Halloween photos submitted by our readers.
The Dillon County Election Commission has moved the Gaddy’s Mill precinct.
Carley Wiggins, local freelance writer was honored on October 23 with his sixth award from the North Carolina Society of Historians for a seven part newspaper series published in The Dillon Herald.
The Dillon Area Chapter #5336 of AARP, Inc. met on Monday, October 11, 2010, in the meeting room of the Council for the Aging at 2:00 p.m. with 26 members and 1 guest in attendance.
Misty Bethea, 4th grade teacher at LES, has been selected to represent Pee Dee International Reading Association (PDIRA) as the 2010-2011 Distinguished Reading Teacher.