Join the Summerville Communications Sports Team of Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as preview the high school football games coming up this weekend.
Charleston County Elections Commissioner Joe Debney demonstrates how to use the new paper-based voting machines.
Join the sports team from the Summerville Journal Scene, Berkeley Independent and Goose Creek Gazette as they preview Friday's high school football games from Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
The already overcrowded, Dorchester Paws, in Summerville recently received four new abandoned tenants, but the four terrier pups will probably not be homeless for long, after being dropped over the fence at the facility in Summerville.
Those wanting to foster better dialog and understanding inside the community met at Hutchinson Square in Summerville for a new grassroots effort put together by the Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy c…
Those wanting to foster better dialog and understanding inside the community met at Hutchinson Square in Summerville for a new grassroots effort put together by the Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy called the Dignity Project.
The event time was pushed from 4 p.m. to 2 p.m. on June 1, due to the 6 p.m. curfew in Dorchester County. Protestors marched for about two miles along North Main Street arriving at Hutchinson …
The event time was pushed from 4 p.m. to 2 p.m. on June 1, due to the 6 p.m. curfew in Dorchester County. Protestors marched for about two miles along North Main Street arriving at Hutchinson …
The words ventilator or intubation have been thrown around a lot since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Some of those who contract the virus may experience mild or no symptoms at all. But more ser…
Summerville Communications' sports writers, Rob Gantt and Roger Lee, review the high school sports season and give their picks in 32 categories from schools in Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
Dog makes 1,200-mile trip for emotional reunion with family
Summerville defeated rival Ashley Ridge, 41-24, in a region match on Jan. 9 at ARHS.
Ashley Ridge beats rival Summerville, 65-37, to win the Hoops for Hope Tournament.
The Green Wave improved to 12-0 on the season with a 39-30 victory over rival Fort Dorchester in the Cane Bay Duals on Saturday.
Video recap with comments from Steve LaPrad, De'Andrae Sabb and Randy Robinson.
Join the Summerville Communications team as they preview this weekend's high school football games.
Join Rob Gantt and Roger Lee from the Summerville Communications sports team as they preview next Friday's high school football matchups.
Join the Summerville Communications sports team - Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they preview Friday High School Football Games in Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
Rob and Roger talk about the coming matchup between Stratford High School and Cane Bay High School. It's a home game for Cane Bay, but Stratford is bringing strong, motivated team for this Wee…
Join Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they preview the Week 8 high school football games in Berkeley and Dorchester counties.
Join the Summerville Communications sports team as they preview the coming high school football games in Berkeley and Dorchester counties.
Spend a few minutes with Rob and Roger as they preview this weekend's high school football games.
Spend 20 minutes with the Summerville Communications sports team, Roger Lee and Rob Gantt, as they preview next weekend's high school football games.
Join Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they preview the upcoming high school football games in Berkeley and Dorchester counties.
Join the Summerville Communications Sports Team as they preview the upcoming high school games in Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
Joe Scotto stretches pizza dough on Aug. 14.
To the roughly 40,000 people who visit the Lowcountry’s treasured Angel Oak tree each year, Frank deLoach is an approachable artist, sitting beneath the tree’s canopy, hands trained on a large…
The Town of Summerville hoisted into place the final piece of the Hutchinson Square project. The sign pays tribute to the archway that spanned Main Street in the early 1900s.
Join Lowcountry sports writers Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they analyze upcoming football pairings in Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
Join Lowcountry sports writers Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they analyze upcoming football pairings in Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
Join Lowcountry sports writers Roger Lee and Rob Gantt as they analyze upcoming football pairings in Dorchester and Berkeley counties.
Join Rob Gantt and Roger Lee as they talk about the week four of the High School Football Season in Berkeley and Dorchester counties.
Local civil rights activist Louis Smith was arrested in Summerville Wednesday evening, on a charge of disorderly conduct, while protesting at the tennis courts at Doty Park, according to Summe…
Edwin McKinney rarely leaves home without covering his head with a ball cap identifying him as a World War II veteran. He has three different military hats—each one often attracting strangers …
For the second consecutive year, Summerville’s Cayson Hayes made Soap Box Derby history.
We took a stroll through Gahagan Park in Summerville, SC on Wednesday to see the crowds gathered for the fireworks display.
His body has aged, he now walks with a cane, but he can recall every date and detail of the three years he served as an Army Ranger during World War II.
Summerville Mayor Wiley Johnson repeatedly bangs gavel as council member Aaron Brown speaks about Carolina Waste contract.
Matthew Shelton can’t forget freshman year at his Georgia high school watching the news coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. While he had always planned to serve his country through the mil…
Joint Base Charleston executed a Rapid Global Mobility drill Tuesday, May 23 that included 15 C-17 Globemaster III cargo aircraft and two F16 fighter jets.
Jim Retz always had a plan to sign up for military service like his father, a World War II veteran, as a way to show pride in his country and seek revenge for friends lost.
Moncks Corner councilmember Charlotte Cruppenink served in a communications and public affairs role for the United States Marine Corps in the 1970's.
Moncks Corner councilmember Charlotte Cruppenink served in a communications and public affairs role for the United States Marine Corps in the 1970's.
