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Summerville resident Mary Regan met former Journal Scene editor David Kinnard at a Chamber of Commerce event in 2016. Soon after, she began a seven-year stint as the newspaper’s arts

Opposition to $200M DD2 bond reflects deeper issues

The South Carolina Arts Commission (SCAC) announced this past February that Diane Frankenberger, of Summerville, was a 2024 recipient of the South Carolina Governor’s Awards for the Arts, the state’s

At the Thursday, May 9, regular meeting of Summerville Town Council, its members voted 4-3 to adopt a hate intimidation ordinance, which has created considerable resistance from some community members.

Recently, I attended the Flowertown Players’ preview night and witnessed the performance from the cast of “9 to 5” and was very impressed with the vocal talents of the ensemble.

Republican candidates for Dorchester County Sheriff Sam Richardson and Mike Turner participated in a debate Thursday, April 18, at the Klauber Building in St. George.

Early voting began Monday, April 29, for the DD2 Special Election at the Marcia O’Brien Conference Center, 200 Stadium Circle in Summerville (behind Summerville Elementary School). Polls are open 8:30

The Dorchester School District Two Board of Trustees met April 22 and promoted three administrators for the 2024-2025 school year.

The Dorchester County Governments annual workforce development program designed for local teenagers and young adults has begun.

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