Editorial: Columnist Will Be Greatly Missed
Normally in a Tuesday issue, readers would usually find the regular column contributed by Bill Lee. Unfortunately, today we report the sad news that Bill Lee passed away on Sunday.
Normally in a Tuesday issue, readers would usually find the regular column contributed by Bill Lee. Unfortunately, today we report the sad news that Bill Lee passed away on Sunday.
As we enter into a brand new year, which will bring even more challenges and conflicts to our culture and country that is already beset by many intractable problems, each of us must give some serious thought to how we, as individuals, can help to remedy the problems and perplexities that have reached epidemic, or perhaps even pandemic proportions.
I do not know when you will have the opportunity to read this material, whether it be before or after New Year’s Day; however, the things I am going to say here has to do with the reasons why the overwhelming majority of resolutions made by people concerning the New Year are never realized.
We recently lost one of our most successful African-American entrepreneurs. In my estimation, he was in a class by himself due to his great achievements as a businessman, church steward, and community involvement. Regrettably, we (in the African American community of Dillon County) cannot boast or lay claim to having produced but a minute few men in the caliber of Mitchell McKinley.
0 To the Editor: While families gather round the table to enjoy Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, open presents and all the other family traditions that the holidays bring, there is…
0 Dear Editor: On 11 Nov 15 the Dillon High School JROTC and the City of Dillon hosted their annual breakfast for veterans at the Dillon High School cafeteria. I…
Occasionally, I come upon a story that is moving, remarkable, and worthy of sharing with others.
To The Editor:
My name is Frank Hildreth, from Zephyrhills, FL. Recently my wife and I were visiting Dillon.
To The Editor:
We trust our military service people to fight for freedom around our world and they carry a gun to protect themselves.
I constantly hear husbands and men refer to their “better half.” Many married men use this informal term to reference their wives.