McClellanville News

Two men are dead in the Lowcountry after Charleston County deputies say they refused to pull over, the chase ending in a fatal crash.

The Charleston County Sheriff's office and the Highway Patrol are investigating a deadly accident that happened around 2:30 am Saturday morning in McClellanville.

Recently, the dog folk in the normally quiet town of Charleston, South Carolina have gotten wrapped up in a canine horror story.

Helping Out highlights some of the many charitable events and activities going on in the Charleston area.

On Tuesdays, On the Menu provides the latest news from the Charleston areaa s extensive culinary community, including new restaurants, new menu items and upcoming events, as well as details about local chefs.

The following reports were collected from local law enforcement offices: A man delivering newspapers couldna TMt believe his eyes when he saw a naked 18-year-old woman next to Goude Street in Murrells Inlet a few minutes before 5 a.m. Friday.

A team of searchers scoured woodlands near McClellanville during the weekend for clues in the disappearance of Brittanee Marie Drexel but came up empty-handed. a oeThere was nothing related to the case located,a said Lt.

Saturday, October 17, 2009 at 11:32 p.m. On Saturday, search efforts for missing spring breaker Brittanee Drexel grew to levels not seen since the 18-year-old vanished from Ocean Boulevard in April.

The election has been cancelled in McClellanville because none of the races had opposition.

After running over a dog on a rural road in McClellanville on Thursday morning, the driver of a pickup truck tried to "put the dog out of its misery" by whacking the animal with a machete and a hammer, authorities said.

In his introduction to the iconic book of photographs, The Americans, Jack Kerouac wrote, You Got Eyes, honoring photographer Robert Frank as if he were a jazzman, You Can Play.

Hurricane Hugo tested every aspect of the area's emergency response when it blew through the area in September 1989.

McClellanville, Charleston Co., SC -- There are two things the tiny coastal village of McClellanville doesn't have a shortage of: Shrimp boats and Hurricane Hugo stories.

Twenty years after Hurricane Hugo smashed ashore in South Carolina causing more than $6 billion in damages and claiming 13 lives, the state remains vulnerable to a major hurricane because of increased development on the coast.

Twenty years after Hurricane Hugo pounded the South Carolina coast with 135 mph winds, driving inland and then sweeping into North Carolina, memories from the storm are still vivid: - At Lincoln High School in McClellanville, residents seeking shelter in the school gym climbed onto the stage, holding children above their heads to save them from the ...

Joe Wilson, the "You Lie!" guy, went on Fox News Sunday this morning to tell Chris Wallace that he ain't going to apologize for his outburst again, to anyone.

A 69-year-old woman from McClellanville was killed this morning in a one-vehicle collision in Georgetown County, according to state highway patrol officials.

A 69-year-old woman from McClellanville has died after she lost control of her vehicle on U.S. Highway 17 Wednesday afternoon.

Juliet Pemble Lofton, age 86, died Wednesday, September 2, 2009, at UNI Health of Aiken.

Dove season opens Saturday, and everyone in the Lowcountry owes the fluttering targets a 21-gun salute.