Walterboro News

Walterboro city officials say Public Safety Director Otis Rhodes was terminated today after nine years because it was time for a change.

In addition to a singing voice that has made her an "American Idol," Glover now possesses a peculiar key to the city that's like squinting through a keyhole into a secret garden.

In an extended work session, members of the Greenwood City Council discussed further developments of plans for the Uptown Farmer's Market, which will be located on Maxwell Avenue.

A Walterboro couple is accused of stealing a tanker and thousands of gallons of fuel from a Colleton County armory.

JAMES, Lucille J., 91, of Charleston, widow of A.T. James, died Saturday. Arrangements by Dickerson Mortuary of North Charleston.

American College of the Building Arts - 10 a.m., Washington Square Park. Speaker: Evan Thompson, executive director of the Preservation Society of Charleston.

Seated from left, Jade Nathaniel, of Columbia; Ashley Ferguson, of Walterboro; Chanique Haynes, of Summerville, and Rose Cox, of Greenwood.

A man and a woman were critically wounded and another man was shot in the leg during a triple shooting on Red Comet Road in Colleton County Thursday night, authorities said.