Walterboro News

The deadly drive-by shooting on Nov. 9 shook up and angered the entire Walterboro community and the city and Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry are offering a $6,000 reward.

Arthritis Foundation Exercise gets Colletonians on the move Walterboro resident Al Miller's vision to help some of his church members improve their mobility is more than a reality; it's just short of being miraculous.

A small community is in mourning tonight after burying three of their own. Today family members in Walterboro held a funeral for those killed last week in a drive by shooting.

Left to right, front line between columns; Rev. William Carpenter-staff, Mrs. Vivian Galloway-Funeral Director, Mr.

More violence hit the community of Walterboro Friday night. Police say a man showed up at a Circle C Truck stop on Highway 61.

Colleton NAACP president urges unity Colleton NAACP President Reverend Raleigh Williams voiced appreciation for all ministers throughout Colleton County that have offered counseling and support to victims, victim families, alleged suspects families, community members and schoolchildren.

Some residents are upset about the police response to a report of a man with a gun in a s South Carolina town where three people were shot to death earlier this month.

Authorities say a 35-year-old Walterboro man pleaded guilty Thursday to the September 2008 beating death of 47-year-old Brenda Bailey.

Police say they have arrested a man for carrying a gun in Walterboro on Wednesday.

FastTrack small business students attend Quickbooks training FastTrack small business students took the opportunity to participate in a 3-hour Intuit Quickbooks software training Tuesday night at Thunderbolt Career and Technology Center in Walterboro, South Carolina.

When you think of rehab centers and nursing homes you might not think of fun and frolic.

The WHS Class of 1991 Class Reunion Planning Meeting will be held Monday, November 16 at 6pm in the meeting room at Shoneys in Walterboro.

Law enforcement is keeping a close eye on the small town of Walterboro. After a week of violence, the Walterboro community is finding some relief tonight as investigators continue to step up patrols.

For the third time in the last week there was a shooting near Walterboro, South Carolina.

Walterboro residents are on edge after another shooting occurred Wednesday night.

Danziel Chapman, 19, of Walterboro was arrested late Tuesday, charged with murder, booked and detained in the Colleton County Detention Center in Walterboro, South Carolina.

The Colleton County Sheriffa s Office is looking for Anthony Terez Frasier, 28, who has been accused of firing several rounds at girlfriend Latonia Brown Saturday morning at her home on Peurifoy Road near Walterboro, according to a release from the Sheriffa s Office.

A state of emergency has not been declared in Walterboro and surrounding Colleton County, but the community will get increased security from SLED, the ATF, US Marshals and local police.

Police are saturating the streets of this rural town with extra patrols to prevent more bloodshed after a series of shootings left three people dead and eight more wounded this week.

A community is on edge after two very violent attacks in three days. It all happened in Walterboro, South Carolina.