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Hundreds gathered on Saturday, October 14th to attend the rededication of the Tuskegee Airmen Monument. The monument which is located at the Walterboro Army Airfield Park on the property of the … more
By Scott Grooms sgrooms@lowcountry.com Infinger’s Jewelers held their Ribbon Cutting for their new location on E. Washington Street and 70th anniversary on Friday, October 13th. Mayor Bill … more
The Colleton County Historical and Preservation Society presented its Preservation Awards on Thursday, October 12. The ceremony and reception was well attended at the Boynton-Crawford Homestead in … more

The South Carolina Court of Appeals is allowing a stay of Alex Murdaugh’s murder conviction appeal and allowing his defense to seek a new trial in circuit court. In an order signed by Judge H. … more
No one knows who Robert Driggers is. If you were to ask someone about that name people in Walterboro/Colleton County will probably look at you with a bewildered expression. However, if you ask about … more
Special for The Press and Standard Get to know #yourColletonFirefighter Kenneth Glover on #firefighterfriday. Firefighter Glover is a volunteer assigned to Station 9 serving the Cottageville … more
Special for The Press and Standard Ms. Literacy from Community Innovations visited Forest Hills Elementary’s 1st graders today. She read “Meemaw & DC Go Biking” by Carolyn Burns & Sheila … more

For over a year now, my family has gone through a lot with my brother’s and sister’s health issues and deaths. Then in April I found myself knocking on death’s door followed by numerous ER and … more
By: Dana Erickson editor@lowcountry.com Ardell Garnett may live in Queens, New York but a lot of his heart resides right here in Walterboro, South Carolina. Ardell currently resides in … more
Special for The Press and Standard Below you will find a list of the most common signs of a scam. Be wary if someone: Asks you to verify personal identifying information. Asks you to wire … more
Special for The Press and Standard The Robert Davidson Building, status on the petition for Federal Tribal Recognition, and the impacts of current community development will be discussed during … more

Sugar B’s Bakeshop is Walterboro’s local bakery. Brittany Burkett opened the shop to combine her love of art and baking. Burkett uses what her mom taught her about baking and even uses some of … more
Eric J Campbell officially opened his Weichert Realty office at 1130 North Jefferies Boulevard on Thursday September 28. Dignitaries from county council, city council, local banks, friends and … more
By Scott Grooms sgrooms@lowcountry.com Colleton County Clerk of Court Rebecca Hill shared her personal insights on the Murdaugh case, the trial, and even the jury in the latest episode of the … more
By Scott Grooms sgrooms@lowcountry.com The Colleton County Arts Council held the ribbon cutting for its new location at 367 East Washington Street. Dignitaries from county council, city … more

Friends of Colleton County Animal Shelter held its 10th Annual Walk and Wag on Saturday October 7. The event included Hotdogs and Chicken Bog, Dessert from Sugar B’s, gifts and raffles. Pelican’s … more
An 18-year-old male received a life-threatening gunshot wound in an incident near Ramsey Hill Road Friday evening, October 6. Sheriff’s Deputies were sent to a residence near the end of Ramsey … more
This week’s Spotlight features Sonya Grooms. Most of you may know from behind the lighting board at the Colleton Civic Center. She can also be found participating in choir or directing the … more
Spotlight By Scott Grooms sgrooms@lowcountry.com Herman Bright was born and raised in Walterboro. As a retired band director in the area, he has made a great impact on thousands of students … more

By: Dana Erickson editor@lowcountry.com Photos by: Harrison Hiott On September 28 Whiskey Run hit the stage at the Walterboro Wildlife Center. The band, based out of Augusta, Georgia … more
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