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MARTINSBURG — County Administrator Gary Wine presented the Berkeley County Commission with three policy drafts Thursday for its consideration, including a department-specific nepotism policy, time limits for public comment and

The number of families across the country who are homeschooling their children has grown dramatically in the past six years, and South Carolina is one of the st

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)- Incumbent John Tecklenburg and challenger William Cogswell will meet face-to-face Thursday night on the News 2 debate stage as Charlestonians weigh who they want to lead the city. The race advanced to a runoff after none of the six candidates earned at least 50% of the vote during the Nov. 7 municipal […]

After months of simmering tension between Berkeley County and Carolina Waste about trash collection and service, things have settled for now.

At the end of 2021, Children in Crisis, more commonly known as the Dorchester Children’s Advocacy Center, received two donations – one for construction services and another of land. Those

In the spirit of giving, Berkeley ONEderland is a program to help spread holiday cheer to students experiencing various hardships, including homelessness.

South Carolina is one of two states, the other being Virginia, in which the Legislature alone elects judges. In most states, popular elections or combinations of the governor and the

A company’s proposal for 90 year-round portable micro-cabin campsites in a rural part of northwestern Frederick County was greenlighted by the Board of Supervisors last week.

South Carolina Speaker Murrell Smith asks for formation of House Committee to study use and regulation of Artificial Intelligence, cybercrime and cybersecurity.

MARTINSBURG — Christmas is just around the corner and the ladies of SisterACTS collected lots of toys for the “Toys for Tots” program here in Berkeley County. Approximately 25 ladies