Latisha Walker News Today

A parade, cuisine, music and more are planned for this weekend during the inaugural Orangeburg International Festival.

A prosecuting attorney from Savannah is planning to open a winery on family land Orangeburg.

Orangeburg County Administrator Harold Youngs contract has been extended another four years.

The Orangeburg International Festival (OIF) Committee is extending an invitation to South Carolina State University students to participate in the inaugural Orangeburg International Festival in Downtown Orangeburg on Saturday, April 20, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Orangeburg County plans to borrow $10 million for building projects and the purchase up to 40 vehicles for the sheriffs and county administration departments.

Orangeburg County Council took up a number of rezoning requests earlier this month.

Volunteers from the Tiffany Grant Foundation gave away dozens of small heaters for seniors in need ahead of the holiday season. The foundation director said the giveaway was “heart wrenching,

Smiling faces and excitement filled the room last Tuesday morning as nearly 100 elementary school students received brand-new shoes as part of the Rotary Club of Orangeburgs Happy Feet outreach effort.

Orangeburg County Council is moving forward with an ordinance that would require pet owners to register their pets. The cost would be cheaper for pets that are spayed or neutered.

Orangeburg County will enter into an emergency agreement with MedTrust Medical Transport, LLC to provide supplemental emergency medical services for the county.