Dillon County Theatre Announces 2025-2026 Season
The Dillon County Theatre is alive and flourishing, thanks to the support of the State of South Carolina, South Carolina Arts Commission, South Carolina Humanities, City of Dillon, County of…
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Fall Into Advocacy: Volunteer Guardian ad Litem Training Offers a Critical Opportunity to Help Children
DILLON– September 23, 2025 – As the leaves change and the air grows crisp, the Cass Elias McCarter Guardian ad Litem Program, a division of the South Carolina Department of…
Trees4SC! Open House Held At City of Dillon Wellness Center
A Trees4SC! Open House was held on September 18th at the City of Dillon Wellness Center. Dillon has been working with Green Infrastructure for several months now gathering data on…
Marion Police Seeking Robbery Suspect
At approximately 8:30 p.m. on September 21, 2025, a male walked into Dollar General on S. Main St brandishing a firearm and demanded money. While escorting the cashiers toward the…
City of Dillon Holding Veterans Day Parade On November 11th
Veterans Day sets aside one day of the year for America to thank all veterans for their service, passion and dedication to our country. The City of Dillon Veterans Day…
Fields Of Faith Community Worship To Be Held October 5th
Fields of Faith community worship will be held on October 5th. The event will be held at the LHS Football Stadium and is sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Latta Eighth Grade Robotics Students Build Autonomous Operating Robots
8th Grade Robotics students in the Latta Schools have been working hard to build their autonomous operating robot. Students had to build and program their robot to operate correctly.
Pastor James Orr Goes On 10-Day Mission Trip To Bolivia
Pastor James Orr of Pyerian Baptist Church recently returned from a ten day mission trip to Bolivia, South America. While there he taught a three day leadership seminar at Iglesia Bautista Biblica in Santa…
Fall Leaf Color Season Shaping Up To Be Vibrant Despite Hurricane Impacts
By Denise Attaway September 22, 2025 As fall approaches, leaf-peepers across the South Carolina Upstate eagerly anticipate the annual transformation of forest canopies into brilliant displays of red, orange and…
Anderson Brothers Bank Celebrates the Opening of New Carolina Forest Branch
Mullins, September 2025 –Anderson Brothers Bank officially opened the doors to its newest branch in Carolina Forest on September 22, marking a major milestone in the bank’s continued growth throughout…
Turning Farm Waste Into A Greener Future
By Denise Attaway September 8, 2025 A Clemson University scientist is working on a project that could change how we think about agricultural waste—and help the planet in the process….
Southeastern U.S. Scientists Launch Management Calendar to Help Manage Spotted Lanternfly
By Denise Attaway September 9, 2025 Now that the invasive spotted lanternfly (SLF) has been detected in South Carolina, Clemson University is offering a tool to help ornamental growers detect…
New Invasive Insect Detected in South Carolina
By Denise Attaway September 17, 2025 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND LIFE SCIENCES South Carolina agricultural experts have confirmed the first detection of a new invasive insect species in the…
Clemson Experts Warn About New World Screwworm Threat
By Jonathan Veit September 22, 2025 Clemson animal health experts are educating South Carolina livestock producers, veterinarians, meat processors and pet owners about the New World screwworm (NWS), a parasitic…
SCDCA to Represent Consumer Interest in Duke Energy Progess Filing; Public Hearings Scheduled
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) intervened to represent the interests of consumers as the Public Service Commission (PSC) evaluates a utility rate increase request…
SC Continues to Recover, One Year After Hurricane Helene
Columbia, S.C. – One year after Hurricane Helene impacted South Carolina, the state continues to make significant progress in its disaster recovery efforts. State, county, federal, and non-governmental partners continue…
Anderson Brothers Bank Hosts 18th Annual Tobacco Bowl in Mullins
Mullins, September 2025 – Anderson Brothers Bank is proud to announce the 18th Annual Tobacco Bowl. This longstanding tradition brings together the community, local leaders, and schools for one of…
Lake View Loses 21-6 To Johnsonville
The Lake View Wild Gators lost 21-6 to the visiting Johnsonville Flashes in varsity football action played in Lake View on Friday, September 19. After the loss, Lake View is…