Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Admin 2To The Editor:
Was talking to a friend about what’s going on in our country. Reading my out of town papers and looking at T.V., things to me are looking bad for the middle class American.
Admin 2Dear Editor:
I hope you are doing well. My name is Evelyn Alvarez, and I am a student at B. Gale Wilson Elementary School in Fairfield, California. I am in the fifth grade, and Ms. Andrus is my teacher.
Admin 2To The Editor:
I want to thank you for the front page article about Aaron, Ona, and Brenda Gaddy. They deserve the article.
Admin 2To The Editor:
I read with great interest fellow writer Michael Goings’ article entitled The Rod, The Switch, and Corporal Punishment. All I have to say is Rev., you hit that nail square on the head.
Admin 2Dear Editor:
I am sending this letter to express how much I appreciate The Herald for becoming more inclusive in your coverage.
Admin 2Dear Editor:
The Twin Lakes Board of Directors would like to respond to a letter to the editor published in the July 24th edition of The Dillon Herald in which the author found little use for the City of Dillon Municipal Golf Course. The board would like to enlighten area residents of the continued positives the course’s operation brings to our city and county.
Admin 2To The Editor:
In 1997, when Mr. Bullard was on council, he led a majority of council in an effort to change our form of government from Mayor – Council to the Council – Mayor form of government.
Chris ChestnutDillon’s Tara Grimsley received a special achievement award from the South Carolina Coaches Association for Women’s Sports (CAWS) at their ceremony to honor their fall players of the year.
Admin 2My name is Alicia Morrison, and I’m a 28 year old single mother of a 3 year old little girl named JaKayla.
Admin 2To The Editor:
I felt led to write and let you know how wonderful I thought your Dec. 19 issue of The Dillon Herald was.
