New ordinance will take effect July 1.
First reading passed in split 4-3 vote with Goose Creek mayor in opposition.
Pre-bid conference to be held Monday.
Elections, deed restrictions, development worries lead council discussions in 2012.
The end of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation program means nearly 30,000 South Carolina residents will stop receiving help.
The pro-gun rights group issues statement about preventing future tragedies after shooting that killed 28, including the gunman, in Connecticut.
Ard resigned in March, pleaded guilty to ethics violation.
Old Mount Holly property will house third firehouse.
Money due to credit monitoring agency and others.
Council members, residents weigh in on both sides of the issue.
Goose Creek City Council shows support for school after disqualification.
Paving continues from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m.
City Council to take initial vote on proposed rezoning.
Will also recognize local councilman Bob Call.
Skepticism from Google and Alcoa, along with some surprised landowners, worry council members.
Gov. Haley: "His voice for freedom and limited government has been a true inspiration."
Nightly closures planned early next week.
S.C. House members receive assignments in advance of 2013 session.
Calls for an extension of current tax rates and decrease in spending.
Light display, children's parade and cookies with Santa.
Berkeley County begins annual auction for property.
Democratic legislators also set to introduce legislation for increased identity protection.
South Carolina is one of 42 states that offer the lottery game; find Goose Creek retailers and tips on how to play here.
Measure expected on December agenda will recognize team's honesty, integrity.
Group acknowledges that a significant task is ahead.
$21,000 penalty assessed by EPA on U.S. 17A widening project.
Clean Water Act violation in Berkeley County will cost $21,000, require fix.
Berkeley County Council weighs several business development deals.
Goose Creek controversy spurs action.
Let's be careful out there this Thanksgiving, pleads SCDPS Director Leroy Smith.
State rate falls again to lowest level in four years.
Pawn shop request also on the Architectural Review Board calendar.
Fraternal Order challenges public shaming by S.C. Secretary of State.
The company had warned employees that it would file a bankruptcy motion Friday seeking permission to shutter its operations and sell its brands if plants hadn't resumed normal operations by Thursday deadline.
Final 5-1 vote ends eight-month debate.
Not just for secessionists — Green Cards, Wall Street and the White House beer recipe have also been hot topics.
White House forum draws attention from disappointed voters looking for a way out.
Effort to increase public policy, research and patient services for one of the deadliest forms of cancer.
Medical care questioned at Hill-Finklea Detention Center.
City considers golf course limits, while county weighs zoning requests.