Edisto Island News

My daughter says that I shouldn't watch and read so much news because it tends to make me agitated.

Developers say the multi-boat docks are less intrusive than a row of docks for each new home.

The influence of Trident Technical College no longer just runs north along the Interstate 26 corridor.

Emiliy Burgos sorts through grape tomatoes on the production line at Edisto Produce on Edisto Island on Wednesday.

More than 65,000 boats are registered now in the four counties around Charleston, and the numbers are growing.

Anyone with clues that could help investigators find Theodore Watson Jr. is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 202-1700 or Crime Stoppers at 554-1111. Rumors about his whereabouts have been rampant.

Rumors have led detectives from Edisto Island to Walterboro and beyond in the search for a man who disappeared under murky circumstances last year.

Tropical Storm Hanna raced closer to the U.S. coast late Friday, heading north at almost 20 mph.

The decision to close bridges is not under the authority of the Charleston County Emergency Operations Center .

Jay Graham makes his own slaw that friends rave about using freshly cut cabbage, Hellmann's Olive Oil Mayonnaise, a splash of dark vinegar, Mrs.

Folly Beach resident Carol Linville looks at a 10-foot pygmy sperm whale that washed ashore on the beach Friday morning.

Coastal flooding and high surf could effect South Carolina coast today as Tropical Storm Fay moves from the northeastern Florida shoreline, the National Weather Service said.

Where off to a great start on this Mexican truck issue. Every Mexican truck driver that's in a wreck is going to be in the paper.

The principal accused of grabbing a teacher's arm during an argument has been moved to an assistant principal position in a downtown school, and that decision has frustrated some who say peninsula schools ...

The town's new $14 million Memorial Waterfront Park should include a tribute to the war-time role of military dogs, but a canine park is best located elsewhere, Mayor Pro Tem Kruger Smith said Tuesday.

Stagnant sales tax revenues should not hinder Charleston County's effort to preserve land.

Travel down any South Carolina road, and chances are, you'll see someone selling something.

"Don't arrest anybody. Beat 'em. We have nowhere to put them." - Reuben Greenberg, former Charleston police chief, instructing officers about looters after Hurricane Hugo.

This week's flavors are decidedly Southern, which is always fine with me, but especially at this time of year when eating in the Lowcountry is so much fun.

Travel down any South Carolina road, and chances are, you'll see someone selling something.