Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Classifieds, News, Business and Events in Dillon County, South Carolina
Admin 2Roland Windham, the court-appointed expert sent here by Judge Paul Burch to look into Dillon County, has issued his report. The report appears in its entirety here along with the full story that appeared in The Dillon Herald.
Admin 2Salley Huggins McIntyre was elected as the first female Family Court Judge in the Fourth Circuit on Wednesday afternoon.
Admin 2Recently, the RA (Royal Ambassadors) led by Marshall Hulon and GA (Girls in Action) led by Teri Hyler of Mount Calvary Baptist Church participated in their first Walk For Missions.
Admin 2Nearly everyone depends on ATMs to withdraw cash, deposit money and manage their accounts. First Bank is dedicated to keeping its customers safe at its ATM locations and constantly works to increase security and educate customers about ATM safety.
Admin 2McLeod Medical Center Dillon is pleased to announce Nursing Assistant of the Year – Lena Evans, CNA, Registered Nurse of the Year – Pam Salmon, RN, Licensed Practical Nurse of the Year – Tommie Waters, LPN, and Surgical Technician of the Year – Mary Bohachic, CST. Lynne Livingston, LPN, received the Patient’s Choice Award.
Admin 2An effort to encourage South Carolinians – especially young people – to buckle up got off to a flying start recently as the SC Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) kicked off its annual safety belt enforcement campaign at a regional airport.
Admin 2The contempt of court case regarding a letter sent to Chief Magistrate Mackie Hayes from the past County Administrator David Mobley stating that he was instructed by then Council Chairman Macio Williamson to hire an African-American for a position in his office was remanded back to Judge Hayes for him to handle by Judge Paul M. Burch at a hearing this morning.
More observations from Bill Lee.
Admin 2Our third week PTI (Pre Trial Intervention) meeting was held on Monday, May 9, 2011 at the Riverdale Community Center.
Admin 2The first reading of an ordinance to amend the procurement code for Dillon County was tabled after three failed motions had been made by various councilmen.
