Two Latta men have been arrested in connection with a shooting that left a man injured Wednesday, Dillon County Sheriff’s Capt. Cliff Arnette said.

Two Dillon County women were sentenced Tuesday for insurance fraud.

Education officials are discussing how to turn a South Carolina middle school that’s been a symbol of the nation’s education construction problems into a prototype for success.

Dillon County Council members voted Monday night to uphold their decision to fire Dillon County Administrator Charles Curry.

An 11-year-old Dillon boy who shot his sister in the face has been sentenced to seven months probation as punishment for the incident, 4th Circuit Deputy Solicitor Kernard Redmond said.

Dillon County Council members voted Wednesday to hold the public meeting Monday that will affirm or reverse their June 16 decision to terminate Dillon County Administrator Charles Curry.

Dillon County sheriff’s deputies have arrested a suspect in a shooting last month that sent one person to the hospital.

Dillon County Council and ousted county administrator Charles Curry have agreed to let the final decision on Curry’s employment be made at a public hearing at 6 p.m. July 27 at the Dillon County Courthouse.

Dillon County Council held a special meeting Friday afternoon to clarify and announce the date of the public hearing for ousted Dillon County Administrator Charles Curry.

Council will discuss embattled county administrator

Dillon County Administrator Charles Curry reported for work at 8:27 a.m. Wednesday despite having been suspended Tuesday by Dillon County Council. Curry said he was told by county attorney Dan Shine council didn’t have the authority under state law to suspend him.

Terminated Dillon County Adminstrator Charles Curry is refusing to leave his administrator’s office despite Dillon County Council suspending him Tuesday and banning him from entering the office.

One of Dillon County Sheriff Major Hulon’s former rivals recently became his second in command after Hulon promoted his captain to chief deputy this month.

The South Carolina teen whose letter to Congress brought national attention to her dilapidated school will help choose the winners of a Wal-Mart writing contest for needy schools.

Two Dillon County residents are learning what life is like for Dillon County Sheriff’s deputies through a once in a life time summer job experience funded by federal stimulus money.