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A normal stop for ice ended with a car in the creek. Around 6 p.m. Feb. 5, Barnwell police responded to a call of a car in Turkey Creek, between Fuller Park and the Department of Natural Resources office on Dunbarton Boulevard.
Wednesday Feb 8 | People Sentinel
Wallace's values strengthen family
Throughout their 64 years of marriage, James and Sarah Wallace Sr. have used their life experiences for the betterment of their family.
Wednesday Feb 8 | People Sentinel
Dr. and Mrs. Merrell C. Still Jr. of Barnwell are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lauren Nicole Still to Martin Lee Croft.
Hospital Board Members Briefed on New Hospital
Rick Greene of Dobbs Equity Partners LLC., gave Bamberg County Hospital Board members an update on the regional hospital that according to a January 24, press release is now slated to be built in Bamberg County about two miles from the Barnwell County line and sought to answer questions about the sustainability of the existing facility until the ... (more)
Make your opinion known on hospital
As the New Year has officially begun, it seems the controversy of 2011 has spilled into 2012.
One murdered; one injured: Two separate weekend shootings keep Barnwell officers busy
A violent weekend in Barnwell kept law enforcement busy with two separate incidents that left one gunshot victim dead and one recovering.
As budgets tighten, the city of Barnwell has begun charging the BBA for the use of Lemon Park to help recover some of its expenses.
New regional hospital to be built in Bamberg Co.
The company building the new regional hospital has acquired options to purchase land in Bamberg County.
Barnwell 1, 2, 3 and 4 will vote at the National Guard Armory. Blackville 1, 2 and Healing Springs will vote at the Blackville Community Center.
Ms. Mary Louise Bates, 43, of Blackville, entered into peaceful rest at the Regional Medical Center of Orangeburg Tuesday, Jan.
Town, county to buy more land for Mitchelville
An additional $160,000 in tax-increment financing funding for sewer projects along Squire Pope and Marshland roads and in the Chaplin area.