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From Hedgesville:

A new look is coming to the Berkeley County Jail.

The West Virginia Public Service Commission Consumer Advocate Division has questioned a PSC staff recommendation to exclude West Virginia American Water from a staff-proposed $70 million hydrant replacement grant program. West Virginia American Water is the states largest investor-owned utility, but some publicly owned utilities have higher operating revenues per hydrant than WVAW.

MARTINSBURG — The Berkeley County Board of Education had its regular meeting Monday evening, where it heard from the new executive director of Martinsburg-Berkeley County Parks and Recreation and discussed

The South Carolina State Guard (SCSG) has safeguarded our state since 1670, starting with the Charleston Militia, protecting against pirates, invaders and Native American raids. In 1775, the First Provincial

Two people wanted for a break-in and robbery are facing charges in South Carolina after leading authorities on a high-speed chase Tuesday.

Berkeley County has been awarded a $1 million US Fish & Wildlife Service grant from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources to help fund the county’s Mega Boat Landing

Berkeley County received a “clean report” or “unmodified opinion” following a 2023 independent audit. The audit was presented to the county council Monday, Jan. 22, from the county’s outside auditors,

Berkeley County opened its application period for Accommodations Fee funding, Thursday, Feb. 1. Organizations in Berkeley County meeting the criteria of the Accommodations Fee Ordinance may submit an application online

Restaurants near me in Summerville, SC. Charleston’s neighbor has seen its dining scene grow in recent years, with the opening of Bexley, Laura and La Rustica.