Dorchester Two school board will meet 5 p.m. Monday for a workshop, followed by its regular board meeting at 6 p.m.
At least ten large signs for the school bond referendum campaign have been taken or destroyed.
Attempt at humor was found to be "discriminatory."
Councilman Bill Hearn, running for reelection, participated in Patch's Coffee with the Candidates series.
Summerville Patch and Pilot's Lounge present town hall debate with the candidates.
S.C. Democratic Party 'Commit to Vote' flier originally listed two forms of identification only accepted for registering to vote.
Full acre of land might not be needed to keep chickens if new ordinance passes.
Charleston area Republicans pleased with GOP nominee's push for the truth; unhappy with moderator Candy Crowley.
Gnocchi the Squirrel says it will be President Mitt Romney after November election.
Stops on Daniel Island and in North Charleston as part of "Saving Small Business" tour.
Incumbent Rep. Patsy Knight sees less donations.
See what's on the agenda for the coming week.
Two Yes4Schools representatives participate in Patch's Coffee with the Candidates series.
S.C. House District 114 challenger John Steinberger jabs incumbent over ethics concerns, Harrell fires back in brief exchange.
Candidates for S.C. District 114 speak to Legend Oaks residents Thursday.
Coosaw Commons resident breaks management rules by placing political sign in window.
$3.6 million sewer construction project begins.
Town Council agrees to 'cut losses' with house adjacent to Azalea Park.
Pearson is running for reelection as Dorchester County Treasurer.
Rep. Chris Murphy is running for reelection of S.C. House District 98.
If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.
Summerville Town Council, Dorchester Two and Dorchester County Transportation Authority meeting.
South Carolina has cheapest gas in the nation.
Coffee with the Candidates is back. Here's your chance to meet your contested candidate.
Dorchester County Democrats ask, 'Where's the Meat, Mitt?'
Energy law mandates light bulb manufacturers increase efficiency by 25 percent, leading to a phase out of incandescents nationwide.
Online voter registration system enacted in the state.
Dorchester County Council delays second reading of changing lot from residential to office/industrial zoning, which would allow multi-family units.
Impassioned gun owners addressed council to sway votes.
Dorchester County voters must register by Saturday, Oct. 6, to vote in this year's general election.
Homes up for auction in Kings Grant, Plum Creek, Greenhurst, Summerhaven and more.
Final reading for proposed gun ordinance, speed bumps for Woodland Estates and more on this week's agendas.
County releases map of subdivisions and roads affected by proposed ordinance that would ban firing of weapons; offers amendment to quell concern over protection.
In op-ed he says a few measures would strengthen the economy.
Dorchester County Chair Larry Hargett meets with Japanese executives.
Dorchester County in-person, absentee voting opens Oct. 22 in Summerville.
SC Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt asked local government to set up infrastructure to allow businesses to flourish, pushes for intermodal trains for manufacturers during Lowcountry speech Tuesday.
East Edisto, Water/Sewer department real estate purchase both on agenda for special meeting Monday; Dorchester Two school board also meets Monday.
Ashley River Festival is scheduled for May 2013.
Dorchester County Council gives final approval for bond; proceeds to buy land for water and sewer department.