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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.
Berkeley County Emergency Operations Return to Normal Operating Conditions
Berkeley County’s Emergency Operations Center returned to normal operating conditions, OPCON level 3, at 8 p.m. on Monday. The post Berkeley County Emergency Operations Return to Normal Operating Conditions first appeared on .
Residents concerned with yellow running water in their homes following Debby
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - For the last few days, some people in the Lowcountry have noticed that the running water in their homes has had a slightly yellow or brown color to it. The Public Information Administrator for Charleston Water System, Mike Saia, says this is in direct correlation to...
Hamlin Beach rallies against rezoning, fears loss of community heritage
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — People in Hamlin Beach are bringing their concerns to Charleston County leaders. The community is fighting a rezoning request that could bring a new subdivision to Hamlin Road in Mount Pleasant. A petition has been signed by nearly 270 people against the proposed development.
Orangeburg County Animal Shelter seeks homes for 23 dogs displaced by Tropical Storm Debby
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The Orangeburg County Animal Shelter and Pawmetto Lifeline, a nonprofit animal rescue organization in Columbia, are asking the public to help find homes for 23 large breed dogs. The dogs, while originally in the care of Orangeburg County, were moved to Pawmetto Lifeline after the county...
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