Special Report
Goose Creek is set to host the inaugural Pro Skills Basketball Charleston Showcase on Dec. 20-21. Six Charleston-area high school boys basketball teams, including the Gators, will tangle with …
The St. John’s Christian football team ended the season with a 7-5 record after falling to R…
For the first time since 2019, the Coastal Carolina Fair took over the Exchange Park in Ladson.
The identity of the Marine’s remains was never discovered.
It's beginning to be a busy time of year for local Red Cross volunteers trained to aid those…
You’ve probably been told to ‘live your life’ and ‘be in the moment,’ so it’s no surprise that you might not want to think about the what-ifs.
Cane Bay High School’s girls basketball coach Ira Owens believes the Cobras have an opportunity to compete for their first-ever Region 7-AAAAA crown this winter.
Stratford High School product KaTray Pringle earned all-conference honors for his performance this season for Albany State’s football team.
Goose Creek High School product Tyriq Martin earned all-Gulf South Conference honors for his performance on the football field this fall for West Alabama.
Barnwell scored three touchdowns with less than nine minutes left in the game to beat Philip Simmons, 42-27, in the third round of the Class AA football playoffs on Nov. 19.
Imagine walking into first grade not speaking the language the teacher used for instruction. Then, months later, transitioning to learning from a virtual platform, where faulty internet connec…
First Steps organizations in Berkeley and Dorchester counties have received a nearly $200,000 grant to support an initiative to expose toddlers and young children to cultural institutions.
Dorchester School District 2 officials announced they have opened a survey to the public to gather input on potential names for a new middle school.
A viral social media trend on Tiktok called “devious licks” has been encouraging middle and high school students throughout the nation — including some locally — to record themselves vandalizi…
It’s been a tough year for the Lowcountry Food Bank, which serves 10 coastal counties that include Berkeley and Dorchester. Its partner agencies include the Community Resource Center (CRC) in …
About 100 people turned out for the annual holiday luncheon held for senior citizens in the Goose Creek community who want to stay active and social or who don’t want to feel alone during Than…
When she was 16, Sydney Solley picked up her first cigarette and started to smoke it.
For seven years, Sherry Martschink, who owns Antiques and Artisans Village in Summerville, has brought a little extra holiday cheer to the town.
These days, we’re all used to walking through retail stores in October and dodging Christmas displays of inflatable Baby Yoda yard art while we’re still trying to find the perfect Halloween pu…
Because life is mostly made up of little experiences, occasionally interrupted by big events, it’s easy to take the little things for granted.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, a day when we gather to eat elbow-to-elbow with people we try to avoid the rest of the year.
Slick Willie Sutton, the 1930’s bandit who favored elaborate disguises, was once asked why he robbed banks. He famously replied, “Because that’s where the money is.”
