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Yemassee police officer to answer misconduct charges in Richland Co. court
A town of Yemassee police officer accused of stealing more than $10,000 from the town will answer to those charges Thursday in a Richland County courtroom, according to the S.C. Attorney General's Office.
County brings land fight to satisfying conclusion
Beaufort County, through its Rural and Critical Lands Program, has brought a fitting end to the saga of a controversial development in the northern part of the county.
Tyrone Hamilton, 48, of Ridgeland died Thursday, May 24, 2012, at his residence.
Yemassee police captain charged with stealing seized cash
A Yemassee police captain has been suspended without pay after being accused by state investigators of pocketing more than $10,000 in cash seized from traffic stops.
Yemassee police captain indicted
The captain of the Yemassee Police Department has been indicted by the state grand jury on charges of stealing $10,000 from the town, the Hampton County Guardian reports.
Beaufort County to preserve Bindon Plantation property
A 1,317-acre property in northern Beaufort County that was nearly developed during the housing boom has been set aside for conservation.
SC island filled with monkeys, steeped in mystery
Low tide in the low country of South Carolina as we board a 20 foot cuddy to cut through the calm waters of Saint Helena Sound.
Sallie Mae Mitchell Scott, a native of Yemassee, died Wednesday, May 9, 2012, in Brooklyn, N.Y. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Brooklyn.
Yemassee woman dies in Hampton wreck Sunday
A 47-year-old Yemassee woman died Sunday night after she lost control of her car on Secondary Road 17 in Hampton County, according to the S.C. Highway Patrol.
Lifetime documentary 'The Week the Women Went' from Yemassee to air in June
Almost a year ago, the women of Yemassee packed their bags and left town, leaving the men and children to fend for themselves for a week.