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NAACP Goose Creek Presents Black Business Market Aug. 24
The NAACP Goose Creek Branch, in collaboration with the City of Goose Creek Recreation recently announced the upcoming Black Business Market on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, at 5 p.m. The post NAACP Goose Creek Presents Black Business Market Aug. 24 first appeared on .
Ask Asa: Beaufort Memorial warns patients about scammers
BEAUFORT, S.C. — Beaufort Memorial Hospital is warning patients about a scam to trick them into giving up insurance and Medicare ID information. The con artists are using technology to make it seem like the call is coming from Beaufort Memorial, but it's not. It's a nefarious effort to get personal information like insurance ID numbers.
SC’s growing energy needs -Part 1
One of our recent interviewees expressed his concern about our state being able to meet our growing energy needs. Do we have a plan? Mike Switzer interviews Sara Bazemore, director of the South Carolina Energy Office in Columbia, S.C. After almost 20 years, Mike Switzer retired from Wells Fargo Securities...
South Carolina Weekend Forecast: Highs in the 90s with Low Rain Chances
Columbia, SC – As the weekend approaches, South Carolina residents can expect a hot and mostly sunny few days ahead. Thursday will start off with a few clouds but is expected to clear up as the day progresses, leading to highs in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees. The high pressure system in place will keep the chance of rain minimal, providing an excellent opportunity for outdoor activities as many school districts kick off the new school year.
Driver killed after hitting mailboxes, building, and tree in Berkeley County
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly crash involving a driver who struck multiple mailboxes, a building, and a tree in Berkeley County. Troopers said the crash occurred around 1:40 a.m. Thursday on Ranger Rd near Chocolate Lab Lane, just south of Cross. According to officials, the collision […]
Farm Bureau tips for the aftermath of Debby
Sometimes the aftermath of a storm can feel as stressful as the weather itself. While the weather leaves what’s left behind can linger; sometimes for a while. Farm Bureau Insurance offers information on what can be done when inclement weather rolls through to ensure smoother sailing during a rough time.
Dorchester District 4 begins year with modified year-round calendar and a new school building
DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Wednesday marked the first day of school for more than 2,000 students in Dorchester School District Four, after a delay caused by Tropical Storm Debby. Growing enrollment, improving security, and providing opportunities for students are top priorities for Superintendent Jeffrey Beckwith, who is now in his second year as the […]
P.E.P. Club holds July meeting
The P.E.P. (People Enjoying People) held its July meeting at the Recreation Center. This week’s program featured Helga Hiott. Mrs. Hiott regaled the attendees with stories of her and her late husband’s, “Sonny Hiott”, travels in Europe. Mr. Hiott and two other co-workers went to Rome for a business conference. Mrs. Hiott went along “for the ride.” While there they took a few extra days and visited the Pope in Rome, Holland, and Malta. Helga told about things they did in each city and her stories were enjoyed by all in attendance.
A look inside the Berkeley County factory where the Polestar 3 SUV is being produced
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Volvo’s manufacturing facility in Berkeley County is building a third line of vehicles – this time it’s the Polestar 3 SUV. “It is a major moment for us because it’s the first time a Polestar is being manufactured and produced in the U.S.,” said Thomas Ingenlath, CEO of Polestar. Ingenlath […]
Veterans of the Week – Lillian and Harold Doctor
Beaufort’s Harold Doctor, 63, joined the United States Navy in Atlanta in 1980. After Boot Camp in Orlando, Fla., he was assigned as a storekeeper aboard the USS Puget Sound (AD-38) stationed at Gaeta, Italy. After two years he returned to Naval Hospital Philadelphia for treatment. On release he was assigned to USS Inchon (MCS-12) which made two Mediterranean deployments while he was aboard. He next spent three years ashore in Norfolk before being assigned to Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center in Chesapeake. Following this he was an instructor at the Fleet Training Center, Norfolk; while there he married Lillian. He next spent three years aboard USS Enterprise (CVN-65) making an additional Mediterranean deployment. In 2000 he retired with 20 years of service and began working as a civilian at the Space and Naval Warfare Center, first as a contractor then as a Civil Servant. He then moved to New Orleans and worked for the Headquarters, Naval Reserve. He left government service as a GS-13.
Museum Hosts Laser Light Shows with Music Legends
6:30 p.m. – Michael Jackson. 10:00 p.m. – Prince (Encore) In addition to the stunning visuals, attendees can indulge in food from the local food truck, Cheese & Thank You, and take advantage of a cash bar offering beer, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. To learn more and purchase...
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