Dorchester County School District Two released a statement Friday on an incident involving a gun found in a student’s bookbag at Fort Dorchester High School.
As Lowcountry blood services navigate a blood shortage, they are also fielding questions about blood donations from those who have been vaccinated against COVID-19.
The accusations against ex-officer Wade Rollings and his charges in the theft of evidence and selling it to a pawn shop have put major holes in any argument involving the evidence or Rollings, according to local officials.
A report from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy shows the former Summerville Police officer charged in the theft of guns from police evidence is also accused of taking cash.
State legislators will gather in the Lowcountry Thursday to hear from members in the community on issues children are facing, including potential vaccine mandates in schools.
One year after a crash killed three members of a Summerville family, officials say there’s a plan to make the intersection where the crash happened safer.
Dorchester District Two is asking parents to get their kids tested as soon as COVID symptoms appear, and report the results to the district as soon as they know.
Dorchester District 4 Superintendent Kelvin Wymbs has resigned his position after a board meeting Friday night in which board members received legal advice on a staff matter.
Getting a vaccine at any pharmacy is not as easy as it sounds for Kimberly Lewis and her son. Lewis says 17-year old Dustin has obsessive compulsive disorder, meaning that he won’t leave to get the shot but the shot needs to come to him.
Positions at the Holiday Festival of Lights include food servers, park attendants, train drivers, and of course, Santa. The pay varies from $10.25 - $30.25.
Supply chain issues are hitting schools where it hurts the most – the stomach. Across the country, schools are coping with delayed or canceled shipments of fresh and packaged food and the Lowcountry school districts are no different.
It was a fix that lasted less than 24 hours, according to Summerville resident Marilyn Smith. She says the SCDOT continues to repair potholes outside her home, but it never lasts.
Law enforcement agencies around the Lowcountry are holding their National Night Out events this week after they had to be rescheduled from their original August dates.
Officials at the South Carolina Emergency Management Division are closely monitoring our state’s seismic activity. Earlier this week, the Summerville and Ladson area experienced three earthquakes in a matter of hours.
McMaster toured the IFA Rotorion in Summerville, getting a first-hand look at the process that goes into making drive shafts. IFA officials say they were proud to show off their work and their happy employees.
There are openings for guest services managers, cooks, maintenance assistants, valet, housekeepers, food & beverage supervisors, housekeeping inspectors and many others.
The board chose to take no action on a mask mandate at Monday night’s meeting. Board members cited a declining number of COVID cases, legal challenges, and the additional strain it would put on teachers as reasons for passing on masks.
Officials with the United States Geological Survey have upgraded a quake in the Lowcountry to a 3.3 magnitude earthquake in the Charleston County area.
Summerville Medical Center and Postpartum Support Charleston are rolling out a program to help moms after they’ve left the hospital with their new baby.
As the number of new COVID-19 cases continues to rise across South Carolina, several Lowcountry school districts are adjusting their schedules temporarily to virtual learning.
Officials with Dorchester School District Two announced on Wednesday night that Fort Dorchester High School students and staff will return to in person classes on Thursday, September 23, 2021 after completion of major repairs of the electrical system.
Officials with the Summerville Police Department arrested 23-year-old Cameron Crosby on charges of murder and possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.
