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Family Fest returns to promote a drug-free Berkeley County (opens the original)
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The event, sponsored by the Berkeley County Prevention Board, is slated Oct. 18 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Old Santee Canal Park. It will feature activities entertainment for all ages, including singers, dancers, display booths, local law enforcement agencies and children’s activities. There will also be a fashion show at 3 p.m. To enter, contact Tonya Jones at tjones@ekcenter.org. Red Ribbon Week began in response to the death of Enrique Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Administration agent who
Berkeley awarded grant to support crime victims (opens the original)
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The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office was recently awarded $50,665 by the state through the Supplemental Allocation for Victim Services (SAVS) program. “Behind every case we investigate is a victim, a family or a loved one whose life has been impacted by crime,” Sheriff S. Duane Lewis stated in a press release. “Our responsibility does not end when an arrest is made. We have a responsibility to make sure victims are supported, informed and connected with the resources they need as they begin to m
Dorchester Sheriff's Office honors late sergeant (opens the original)
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For the late Det. Sgt. Tracy D. Cowee Jr., law enforcement was more than a career; it was his calling, his peers have said. “He answered that calling every day with courage, dedication and an unwavering commitment to others,” according to the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office. “Since beginning his law enforcement career in 2014, Sergeant Cowee served with honor, integrity, and courage. He never hesitated to put his life on the line to protect the citizens he was sworn to serve.” Cowee, a native
Culinary traditions are a staple of Dorchester and Berkeley counties (opens the original)
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In the Lowcountry, food is more than a meal; it’s history, culture and community served as an unforgettable experience. Families form core memories dining at their favorite Dorchester or Berkeley restaurants. Summerville and Nexton are known for their mom-and-pop restaurants, local bakeries, bars, taprooms and The soda fountain at Guerin’s Pharmacy—established in 1871, making it the oldest pharmacy in the state—has the most authentic cherry Coke that will ever quench your thirst. Summerville is
Downtown Hanahan hub breaks ground at former Blackwell Hardware site (opens the original)
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HANAHAN — At 3-and-a-half months old, Hazel Blackwell is the youngest in the Blackwell family, known locally for their titular hardware store that anchored the Lowcountry town for 75 years. Because the store closed in 2025, Hazel, named after her great-grandmother, will learn of its historical significance through stories passed down. She won’t share the same memories of wandering through the aisles of Blackwell Hardware that her elders experienced, but that’s OK, said her mother, Summer Blackwe
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