The Berkeley Observer
The Berkeley Observer is a dedicated, hyper-local news outlet that covers local news in Berkeley County, SC.
Berkeley County To Open Application Period for State Accommodations Tax Funding
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. - Berkeley County government will open its application period to apply for state accommodations tax funding on Tuesday, August 1, 2023....
Deputies Look To ID Persons Of Interest In Goose Creek Man’s...
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public’s help in identifying two persons of interest wanted in connection with a homicide of a Berkeley County man.
2 Face Meth Charges After High-Speed Chase In Bonneau: BCSO
BONNEAU, S.C. - A man and woman are facing multiple drug-related charges following a high-speed chase recently through Bonneau, according to the Berkeley County...
Berkeley County Residents Encouraged To Take Better-Internet Survey
The campaign is currently conducting the "better-internet survey" to capture the barriers to internet adoption in underserved communities.
44 Citations, 65 Warnings Issued Memorial Day Weekend: BCSO
In an effort to keep drivers safe and minimize accidents over the Memorial Day weekend, Berkeley County deputies stayed busy conducting traffic safety operations.
49 Tickets Handed To Drivers During One-Day Clements Ferry Traffic Enforcement:...
Berkeley County deputies along with CPD conducted the traffic enforcement following complaints regarding roadway safety and speed-related collisions along the Clements Ferry corridor.
Volvo To Host Community Event At St. Stephen’s Alice Price Park
Volvo has plans to kick off the summer in St. Stephen this Saturday with family-friendly activities and job-hiring opportunities.
Moncks Corner Mayor Signs Proclamation In Honor Of Woman Turning 100
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. - Mayor Michael Lockliear recently signed a proclamation in honor of a woman who celebrated her 100th birthday in Moncks Corner...
Berkeley County Receives Funding from National Opioid Settlement
Berkeley County has received an initial installment of $368,557 as part of a $26 billion National Opioid Settlement. Funds will be distributed to state and political subdivisions.
Moncks Corner Police Chief To Step Down
After less than four months on the job, Moncks Corner Police Chief David Brabham, Jr. is resigning, citing medication reasons, according to town officials.
