Summerville News

A shooting range may not be heading to Mount Pleasant any time soon, but the retailer that pitched the idea earlier this year still has plans to open two large gun stores in the tri-county area.

Body found at Edgewater Park identified The body is that of a 44-year-old woman from Summerville, South Carolina.

Investigators from all over the nation and Canada are meeting in the Lowcountry this week to study the science of car accidents by reconstructing them.

Clemson's highly regarded football recruiting class, ranked as high as No. 2 nationally, got even stronger Friday night with a commitment from defensive end Austin Bryant of Thomasville, Ga.

Hot Properties highlights recently sold or leased commercial properties in the Charleston region.

If youA ve taken a ride along I-26 near Aviation Avenue in North Charleston, youA ve probably already seen them.

The First Circuit Solicitor's Office said Brown sexually assaulted a 6 year old and 8 year old, forcing various sex acts on the children, in July 2013.

A Pawleys Island woman reported that someone entered her car while it was parked at an address in North Charleston and stole some $15,000 worth of items, including jewelry, a phone charger, and $10 in loose change.

Medical School - University of Puerto Rico, Medical Science Campus Residency- Bethesda Naval Hospital, Nuerology Dr. Julio Rentas joined Trident Health as a neurologist about a year ago, bringing his wife and four children here from Camp Lejeune, N.C., after finishing his military medical service.

The retailer has submitted plans to Dorchester County to build one of its Neighborhood Market locations at Dorchester and Bacons Bridge roads.

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

Summerville residents Jay Phillips and Marilyn Phillips, P.T., have been selected by the Parkinson's Disease Foundation to serve on its People with Parkinson's Advisory Council.

Jim Tatum/Journal Scene A fire started in the front yard of a property on Beaufort Street when a thunderstorm knocked down a powerline and blew a transformer.

The man said two acquaintenances, a man and woman he met through a mutual friend, came by the house about 6 p.m. one evening.

Monica Kreber/Journal Scene Ledyard makes all of his own sauces and dry rubs, and uses them to spice up his creations.

To walk into the quaint, bustling hive of conversation and activity that is Eva's Restaurant is to step through a door back into time.

Charleston County EMS Director Don Lundy got a firsthand look Tuesday at what it's like for a house to be struck by lightning.

Economic developers and industrial brokers have been promoting a need for speculative buildings since the recession put the brakes on construction and development.

Golfers from three different high schools claimed the top spots for the 2014 Summerville Country Club Roy Meyers Junior Open.

On July 7 at the 140th Imperial Session of Shriners International, representatives of the world-renowned fraternity elected Summerville resident Kenny Craven to the international Boards of Directors for Shriners International and their official philanthropy, Shriners Hospitals for Children.