Page 52 - Berkeley County News Today

Deep in rural Berkeley County, outside of the Cross Community Center, a celebration of sorts took place. The event observed something most take for granted — the internet.

MARTINSBURG — The Panhandle News Network-WEPM Radio hosted the first out of four forums for political candidates Monday evening, which featured Berkeley County sheriff candidates Robert Blair and Davy Jones.

News 2 is honoring Remarkable Women across the Lowcountry. On Tuesday, we introduce you to our fourth finalist, Sharina Haynes. She’s the youngest woman president of any NAACP adult chapter in South Carolina, a project manager at Boeing, and in leadership in a local chapter of the first black Greek-lettered sorority. For 39-year-old Sharina Haynes, […]

Molly Owens-John filed and announced her candidacy Saturday, March 16, for Berkeley County Auditor.

Approximately twenty years ago, legislation was passed to impose a 1% school district tax for Clarendon County public schools. Several other counties also have this school district tax, counties with …

Operation was conducted after law enforcement received multiple tips about suspicious activity

It has been nearly six years since former jeweler Michael Collucci was in court for the trial involving the murder of his wife, Sara-Lynn Colucci. Soon, he will be back

A North Carolina man is dead after being shot Wednesday, March 20, by off-duty Summerville police officer Anthony DeLustro near Chick-fil-A on North Main Street in Summerville.

The Berkeley County Government hosted another in-house job fair Thursday, March 21, at the administration building in Moncks Corner. Such events help expand the hiring pool for badly needed positions.

Berkeley County Library System (BCLS) invites Berkeley County residents to participate in its poetry contest for a chance to win a first-, second- or third-place prize in the following age