Nikki Gaskins Campbell
A lifelong Berkeley County resident, Nikki Gaskins Campbell is an Emmy-nominated journalist with more than 20 years of experience covering news. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a degree in broadcast journalism.
New Freestanding ER Coming to Cane Bay in Berkeley County
Berkeley County leaders and first responders broke ground Tuesday on a new freestanding emergency room in Cane Bay.
Moncks Corner Teen Graduates From SC School for the Deaf and...
Sierra Stefani walked across the stage in Spartanburg as part of SCSDB’s 2026 graduating class.
Hanahan Police Return Missing Tortoise After ‘Slow‑Speed Pursuit’
A missing African Spurred Tortoise is back home safe after Hanahan Police located the runaway reptile lumbering down a city sidewalk Sunday, bringing traffic — and officers — to a very slow, very determined halt.
Berkeley County To Celebrate “Carolina Days” with Revolutionary‑Era Events
Berkeley County is set to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary of independence with a weeklong slate of “Carolina Days” events highlighting South Carolina’s Revolutionary War history and local patriot pride.
Wind‑Blown Umbrella Fatally Strikes Huger Woman During Storm at Lake Marion
A 56‑year‑old woman from Huger died Saturday after strong winds lifted a patio umbrella at a Lake Marion restaurant during a sudden severe weather event, according to Clarendon County authorities.
Berkeley County Council To Take Up Controversial Cross Solar Farm Proposal...
A controversial proposal tied to a massive solar development in the Cross community is now headed before the full Berkeley County Council on Tuesday after a divided committee vote ignited fierce debate over growth, industrial zoning, and the future of rural land in Berkeley County.
Splash Pad at Cypress Gardens Reopens for the Season on Saturday
The park announced the splash pad will operate from 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Women Veterans in Berkeley County Encouraged to Participate in Statewide Survey
Berkeley County officials are encouraging women veterans across the area to participate in a new statewide survey aimed at identifying challenges facing one of the nation’s fastest-growing veteran populations.
Moncks Corner Secures $1.2 Million Federal Grant to Boost Pedestrian Safety
A $1.2 million federal grant is headed to Moncks Corner to help build a new pedestrian‑focused mobility corridor, a project local leaders say will improve safety and connectivity for residents across the growing town.
Berkeley County School District’s Summer Feeding Program Kicks Off Monday
Berkeley County's Summer Feeding Program starts Monday, June 5 and is available to all students and children in the Berkeley County community.
