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Walterboro City Manager: Public Safety Director Otis Rhodes fired because ita s time for a change
Walterboro city officials say Public Safety Director Otis Rhodes was terminated today after nine years because it was time for a change.
Odd key to the city unlocks Beaufort's secrets for 'American Idol' Candice Glover
In addition to a singing voice that has made her an "American Idol," Glover now possesses a peculiar key to the city that's like squinting through a keyhole into a secret garden.
In an extended work session, members of the Greenwood City Council discussed further developments of plans for the Uptown Farmer's Market, which will be located on Maxwell Avenue.
Couple accused of stealing tanker from SC armory
A Walterboro couple is accused of stealing a tanker and thousands of gallons of fuel from a Colleton County armory.
JAMES, Lucille J., 91, of Charleston, widow of A.T. James, died Saturday. Arrangements by Dickerson Mortuary of North Charleston.
Graduating Citadel cadet headed to medical school then home to Walterboro
American College of the Building Arts - 10 a.m., Washington Square Park. Speaker: Evan Thompson, executive director of the Preservation Society of Charleston.