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Tri-County law enforcement and organizations will assist the unsheltered on Saturday
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCIV) — The sheriff's offices of the Tri-County are coming together with organizations, agencies, and churches to assist the unsheltered and low-income community. The Extending Branches event will take place on April 20 at Seacoast Church Summerville, 301 E 5th North St. in Summerville, from 1 p.m....
Crews fight ‘massive landfill fire’ in the Lowcountry
DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) — Fire crews responded to a massive landfill fire Tuesday evening. Units with Dorchester County Fire Rescue and Berkeley County Fire Service are fighting a fire off of Harrison Road at the Carolina Landfill site, DCFR reported. Officials asked residents to stay clear of the area in a social media post. […]
Stand-Up Comedy Rodeo
Don't miss the Stand-Up Comedy Rodeo at El Jefe Texican Cantina!. More than Shelter Color 5K is a fun run through the town of Moncks Corner. Participants run or walk approximately 3 miles and are showered with color along the way! This is a family-friendly event. Friendly pets and strollers are welcome! This event benefits all youth and families served by Landmarks for Families in Berkeley County and the Callen-Lacey Center for Children in Moncks Corner.
Three new judges elected to Berkeley County seats
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD)- Three new judges will soon ascend to the bench in South Carolina’s Ninth Judicial Circuit following elections at the Statehouse this week. Both chambers of the legislature met in a joint assembly Wednesday to vote on filling dozens of open judgeships across the state. South Carolina is one of only two states […]
More than Shelter Color 5K
More than Shelter Color 5K is a fun run through the town of Moncks Corner. Participants run or walk approximately 3 miles and are showered with color along the way! This is a family-friendly event. Friendly pets and strollers are welcome! This event benefits all youth and families served by Landmarks for Families in Berkeley County and the Callen-Lacey Center for Children in Moncks Corner.
Berkeley Co. facility starts support groups for substance abuse victims, family
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) - About a month after a Mount Pleasant-based nonprofit cut the ribbon on its new Berkeley County facility, it is kicking off their support group meetings for those affected by substance abuse. WakeUp Carolina expanded to Moncks Corner in an effort to reach even more people.
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