The Moncks Corner Police Department is investigation three automobile break-ins that took pl…
The Moncks Corner Police Department is investigation three automobile break-ins that took pl…
Charleston Southern University welcomes Dr. Julie Fernandez as dean of the College of Educat…
About Charleston Southern University
During the year 1988, the Berkeley County Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse introduced the prevention concept. It became apparent if Prevention was to be accepted, it needed the input and s…
The preseason All-Region 7-AAAAA girls basketball team has been released and Wando High School is projected to dethrone Goose Creek High School in the region.
Twenty-six senior football players at Goose Creek High School capped their careers in the playoffs earlier this month. Gators coaches are already looking at 2021 when Goose Creek will aim to s…
The All-Region 7-AAAAA football team was announced on Nov. 18 and the City of Goose Creek swept the top honors.
For 30 seniors on Cane Bay High School’s football team, the 2020 season was their last one in a Cobras uniform.
Charleston Southern University welcomes Dr. Julie Fernandez as dean of the College of Education. Fernandez will assume her duties on Jan. 1.
About Charleston Southern University
Charleston Southern University welcomes Dr. Julie Fernandez as dean of the College of Education. Fernandez will assume her duties on Jan. 1.
The challenges of the year 2020 did not hold the Charleston Southern University campus back from achieving another record-setting goal.
Hospitalman Zoe Clarke is playing a critical role in the U.S. Navy’s efforts to maintain a healthy and ready fighting force in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic.
USS Paul Hamilton, named after Paul Hamilton, the third U.S. Secretary of the Navy, born in St. Paul, South Carolina, returned to its home port on Oct. 13.
Oct. 18, 1685 Louis XIV Revokes the Edict of Nantes and French Huguenots Flee to South Carolina
Culinary.net—Simple, sweet treats are always a win with the family when you need to change things up a bit.
To the Editor:
Hey, Florida.
A recent statement from the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce echoes what local businesses have been seeking for months: help in their return to economic normalcy.
To the Editor:
