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On “Freedom’s Eve,” or the eve of January 1, 1863, the first Watch Night services took place. On that night, enslaved and free African Americans gathered in churches and private homes all … more
Brenda Bilka won our May subscription promotion. A gift certificate to Keegan-Filion Farm for $100. more
June 19, 2024 – The South Carolina Department of Social Services (SCDSS) SC Endeavors program announces that the deadline to apply for the SC BOO$T child care wage enhancement program is fast … more

Last year, Verizon began a process to upgrade their antennas on the Town’s water tower, which required the removal of old equipment and installation of improved equipment. Verizon installed a … more
The Edisto Beach local fire department has a program that loans out beach wheelchairs at no charge to anyone living at or visiting Edisto Beach.  There are currently about 15 chairs on hand, and … more
The South Carolina Emergency Management Division encourages South Carolinians to be prepared for hurricane season. At scemd.org the information they provide can help you and your loved ones (two and … more
Independence Day is a day to celebrate America’s birthday. However, July 4 isn’t the only important day in U.S. history. Here are a few other dates worth celebrating: • January 15. Civil … more

Throughout history, certain symbols have come to embody the ideals, values and aspirations of the United States. Here are five iconic symbols that have shaped the identity of the nation: 1. The … more
Get ready to dive into American history with these questions covering key figures, battles and documents that shaped the nation’s founding. 1. Who famously rode through the night to warn the … more
Walterboro First Baptist Church selected its new Senior Pastor on Sunday, June 16th. The church search committee presented their choice for a Senior Paster to the congregation for a vote at a special … more
Operations on the Pomega Energy Storage Technologies, a subsidiary of Kontolmatik Technologies lithium-ion battery plant were projected to begin in mid-2024. Construction was scheduled to be finished … more

Early last week a hole appeared on the east bound lane of West Washington Street. Crews have been repairing the damage. more
There are those whose gift or gifts of the spirit, as defined in the New Testament, are completely obvious. Ms. Sonya Stephens exhibits more than one gift, but the one that she exudes most is … more
In another lawsuit filed in relation to the death of Mallory Beach a private detective agency has filed a breach of contract lawsuit against a Charleston attorney for unpaid legal fees. In 2019 … more
On June 7th Lowcountry Dance held their annual Spring Recital at the Colleton Civic Center, Hampton Street Auditorium. Proud friends and family came out to watch dozens of young dancers perform. more

The Walterboro Civitan Club held its May 9 meeting at Dukes Barbecue. The meeting was called to order by the ringing of the bell. After recitation of the Civitan Creed, the Pledge of Allegiance, and … more
This month’s Daytrippin’ is truly not a Day Trip but a multi-day trip. If you are a racing fan this is a must do at least once, The Indianapolis 500. This is the largest single day sporting event … more
This month’s Hometown Hero is Gloria Brown, She is an advisor on the Sisters in Action Team and Board and assists Miss Sonya Stevens with her endeavors and helping her achieve her dreams for … more
The Walterboro Lions Club held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 12 at 1:00 PM at Dukes Bar B Que. Ray Colson opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance followed by prayer. Bob Pence, … more

The Turtle Tide Art Project has returned to the Town of Edisto Beach. The town has been “invaded” by 10 unadorned turtles decorated by local artists. The turtles were revealed June 1 and will be … more
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