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Grant to extend water lines to Harleyville
A grant from the Rural Infrastructure Authority means Dorchester County will be able to bring water to the Harleyville area.
Mr. Sanford goes (back) to Washington
You could feel it in the air. The cautious optimism that characterized South Carolina Democrats' anxiety over the prospect of Elizabeth Colbert Busch being elected to Congress was gone.
Summerville-Dorchester museum scrapping for cash to survive
Curios are the charm of this quirky town, and its old waterworks is where a host of them end up.
Accident snarls Highway 61 near Charleston-Dorchester line
A traffic accident on S.C. Highway 61 in Dorchester County has closed the road in both directions, the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office said.
Beech Hilla s Fusco named Dorchester 2 Teacher of the Year
When Beech Hill Elementary School teacher Jennifer Fusco was named Dorchester District 2 Teacher of the Year Thursday, it made many wonder what is going on at the school.
Former Dorchester judge reprimanded
The S.C. Supreme Court has reprimanded a former Dorchester County magistrate for various infractions, including a self-reported incident in which the judge decreased a criminal defendant's bond to $10 and then paid it himself.
Fraud suspect nabbed in Summerville by police, Dorchester deputies, U.S. Marshals
Bethany Guyton Martinelli, 37, was arrested Friday by the U.S. Marshals, Dorchester County Sheriff's Office and Summerville Police Department in the Wal-Mart parking lot in Summerville.
State Transport Police names Top Employees for 2012
The South Carolina State Transport Police held a ceremony today to recognize its top employees for 2012.
Colbert-Busch Launches "Elizabeth Means Business" Bus Tour
In the final days of the campaign, Elizabeth Colbert Busch is crisscrossing the First Congressional District, visiting at least six towns at 15 stops in four days and making additional unscheduled stops along the way on the "Elizabeth Means Business" bus tour.
Building arts students help lay a foundation for history
In one of the more unusual final exams taken in college this semester, students from the American College of the Building Arts laid bricks on Friday at the Colonial Dorchester State Historic site to help tell the story of one of South Carolina's earliest colonial settlements.
Sheriffa s Office: Dorchester woman jailed after using paramedics for free rides
A Dorchester woman is accused of feigning illnesses to bum free ambulance rides around the Lowcountry on the state's dime, authorities said.
Ask South Carolinians what's on their minds most lately, and they're likely to answer with one word: jobs.
Building Arts students lend hand to SC state park
Students from the American College of the Building Arts are helping South Carolina tell the story of one of its earliest colonial sites - Colonial Dorchester.
Woman accused of using ambulance for taxi service
The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office says 51 year old Audrey Ferguson of the Dorchester community has called EMS at least 100 times in the last seven years.
Old hunting dog dispute has Dorchester council back looking at laws
Eight years ago, a spat between Oakbrook-area neighbors over kennelled hunting dogs spilled into to the courts, into the lap of Dorchester County Council and into loud, crowded public hearings.