SUMMERVILLE, S.C. – The Cane Bay High School’s Cobra Chorale and Ladies Honors Choir, traveled to Laurens, South Carolina to perform at the Palmetto State Choral Championships last month.
Author: The Berkeley Observer
Dunkin’ Brings First Next Generation Store to Goose Creek
The new location is one of only 50 or more new and remodeled Dunkin’ restaurants featuring the new design this year.
Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony Honors the Fallen
The Tri-County Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony honored the brave men and women who’ve lost their lives in the line of duty on Wednesday at Park Circle in North Charleston.
Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation Aids Lowcountry First Responders, Pays Tribute to Fallen Firefighter & Father
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. – Increasing lifesaving capabilities and improving public safety across southern South Carolina, the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation awarded $88,521 worth of equipment grants to five local first responder organizations on Tuesday, May 7.
Atlantic Building Components Celebrates Moncks Corner Expansion
Atlantic Building Components celebrated its expansion Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the Macedonia community.
BCSO: Man Wanted for Trying to Lure Students from School
The suspect is wanted for two counts of enticing a child from school, operating a motor vehicle without a license, reckless driving and disturbing school.
Unclaimed Remains of Three United States Veterans Laid to Rest
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–The unclaimed cremated remains of three United States Veterans were buried on Wednesday, April 24 at the Beaufort National Cemetery.
BCSO: Man Shot to Death Following Road Rage Incident
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that has left one man dead.
Exeter Purchases 77 acres at Camp Hall Commerce Park
The sale marks a milestone at Camp Hall and plans for 945,000+ square feet in speculative buildings is underway.
BCSD Announces Embezzlement & Settlement Recoveries in Excess of $2.2 Million
The Berkeley County School District announced recoveries in excess of $2.2 million in the wake of the largest public embezzlement in state history. In addition, BCSD also announced plans for some of the reclaimed funds.
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