Archive By Section - Kershaw County
Speed limit lowered to 25 mph in Bethune
Drivers going through Bethune on U.S. 1 are being cautioned to watch their speed as the limit through town has been lowered from 35 mph to 25 mph. The announcement came from Bethune Police Chief Joey Cobb during Thursday's Bethune Town Council meeting.
New, returning KCC members to be sworn in Tuesday
Two new members of Kershaw County Council will be sworn into office in a special ceremony at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, along with two others who have retained their council seats.
Habitat for Humanity of Kershaw County dedicates new home
Habitat for Humanity of Kershaw County dedicated a new home to the Atkinson family.
David West takes office as county coroner
There's a new leader in the Kershaw County Coroner's Office, with Tuesday evening's swearing in ceremony for Coroner David West. West is no newcomer to the office, as he served as deputy coroner for several years under coroners Tommy Horton and recently retired Johnny Fellers. West ran unopposed for the job in 2014 after Fellers announced his intention to retire.
Habitat for Humanity of Kershaw County breaks ground; United Way presents a check for $2,000
Habitat for Humanity of Kershaw County recently broke ground on their 37th home located at 1429 Gordon Street. In just a few months, the property will become home to the Holliday family. James, Pamela and Jalen look forward to becoming homeowners in just a few short months.
Kershaw County Library offers programs to keep New Year’s Resolutions
The Kershaw County Library (KCL) has set in motion a series of events to help people keep their New Year's Resolutions.
Shelter from the Storm opens latest transitional home
United Way of Kershaw County's newest men's shelter is nearing completion thanks to the help of volunteers and the donations of furniture and household items from community members..
2014: A look back - Part 1 of 3
As 2014 draws to a close, we take a look back at the past 12 months with many of the major news stories of the year. In today's issue we focus on January through April, Wednesday's edition will have highlights from May through August and we'll finish up this retrospective this Friday with stories from September through December.
Kershaw County Christmas parades
From Grinches to Santa, colorful characters, bands and floats greeted local residents lined up in Boykin, Bethune, Camden and
McDowell Road bridge replacement starts Monday
Monday, a S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) contractor will begin replacing McDowell Road bridge, one of only 90 in the state being replaced as part of a special state-federal program funded under S.C. Act 98.
Recreation Dept. Volleyball league open for registration
The Kershaw County Parks and Recreation Department will host an instructional volleyball league. The league is for beginners and is open for girls ages 8 and up. Registration dates are until December 23. The registration fee is $40 and includes a shirt. The first practice will be January 7, 3:45 p.m. at the City Arena. For more information contact the recreation department at 425-6009
Glenn is SCDPPPS Administrative Support Staffer of the Year
Doing her best at work each day is what Kershaw County Human Services Specialist Carlene Glenn said made her fit for her recent recognition as the S.C. Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services' (SCDPPPS) Administrative Support Staff Person of the Year.
Camden hosts statewide recreation conference
For the first time, Camden recently hosted the S.C. Recreation and Parks Association's annual board retreat, Dec. 4 and 5. Kershaw County Parks and Recreation Director Joe Eason said the retreat is usually held in Charleston, but the association chose Camden because of its central location and hospitality.
County helping to pay for Bethune water tower repairs
Bethune's work to repair and refurbish the town's aging water tower took a big step toward being completed Thursday when Kershaw County Councilman Tom Gardner presented Bethune Town Council a $33,000 check from the county.
KCC approves negotiations for KershawHealth-Capella/MUSC deal
During a special called meeting Thursday, Kershaw County Council approved the KershawHealth Board of Trustees' decision to draft a letter of intent concerning a deal between the county's public healthcare system and a partnership comprised of Capella Healthcare of Franklin, Tenn., and the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC).
Articles by Section - Kershaw County
Dogs rescued in Houston arrive in Kershaw County
On Thursday, Sept. 7, Danny and Ron's Rescue (DRR) received a special delivery from Houston, Texas, at the Kershaw County Airport in east Camden ...
KCC passes second reading rezoning requests
After some discussion, Kershaw County Council gave second reading approval for two rezoning requests during its Sept. 12 meeting.
UWKC Day of Caring completes 14 projects
On Sept. 8, volunteers partnered with the United Way of Kershaw County (UWKC) for projects ranging from delivering meals to beautification projects on the UWKC ...
KC farmers could qualify for federal funds
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is currently accepting applications from South Carolina farmers, ranchers and private landowners for ...
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