Beaufort County man accused of firing shots inside an occupied home, deputies say
BEAUFORT COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) — A man is facing several charges after shooting inside a home early Sunday morning. Jewell Marion Proctor, 77, of Seabrook, is charged with seven counts of attempted murder, possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime, discharging a firearm into a dwelling, domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature and aggravated breach of peace.
Ex-Charleston Yacht Club manager sentenced after misusing club cards, altering statements
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Former manager at the Charleston Yacht Club was sentenced to five years after she reportedly used the Club's credit cards for her own personal purchases, according to a release from Solicitor Scarlett A. Wilson. Debbie Collins pled guilty to Breach of Trust, less than $10,000,...
Ben Sawyer Bridge likely to remain closed overnight: MPPD
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – The Mount Pleasant Police Department on Monday said the Ben Sawyer Bridge will likely be closed overnight. The bridge that connects Mount Pleasant to Sullivan’s Island is currently closed, with officials saying it will likely remain closed overnight. Drivers who wish to travel to the island will have to take […]
Charleston’s Famous Sword Gate House Is Hitting the Market for $35 Million
Built in 1803, Charleston’s historic Sword Gate House has served as a private residence, a girls’ academy, and an inn. The Federal-style estate in the city’s South of Broad neighborhood is known for its wrought-iron gates, shaped like swords and crafted by Charleston ironworker Christopher Werner in the mid-19th century. Over the years, the property has welcomed diplomats, prominent Charleston families, artists, musicians, actors, and literary figures. You Can Now Build a Bespoke Alpine Estate i
Recapping South Carolina baseball’s win over College of Charleston
South Carolina baseball made the short drive to Segra Park on Friday to face the College of Charleston in its second fall exhibition. The Gamecocks defeated the Cougars 8-2 and finished with 10 hits and three walks, while the pitching staff held their opponents to just five total hits and six walks.
One Day Later: No Offensive Fireworks In Shutout Win
CLEMSON — Clemson pitched its first shutout in almost five years as the Tigers held serve at home on Saturday with a 37-0 victory over FCS foe Charleston Southern. While Tom Allen’s defense was stellar, the Clemson offense continued to…
New roundabout on Johns Island to open Monday morning
JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – A new roundabout on Johns Island will open to traffic Monday morning, marking another milestone in a project designed to improve traffic flow and safety in one of the Charleston area’s busiest corridors. The roundabout, located at the intersection of Main, River, and Chisolm roads, is scheduled to open at […]
Updated AP Top 25 Poll after Texas A&M’s 41-0 win vs. The Citadel
Texas A&M remains outside the AP Poll Top 25 after defeating The Citadel 41-0 on Saturday afternoon at Kyle Field. The Aggies improved to 4-3 and recorded their second shutout of the season. A&M finished with 501 total yards, rushed for 264 and gave several younger players extended opportunities after building a 27-0 halftime lead. Marcel Reed and Brady Hart each threw a touchdown, while the defense limited The Citadel to 183 yards. Beating an FCS opponent wasn't enough to move A&M back into the
Opposing coach lost his father a week ago. How he honored him in Clemson...
His father would’ve wanted it this way. He was sure of it. So despite all the tears, all the emotions, all the times he had to lean on his players and staff for hugs and prayers, Charleston Southern football’s Gade Giardina knew he had a job to do Saturday: Coach against Clemson , and give it his all. There was no better way to honor his dad, Frank, who died Oct. 11 at age 72. “Doggone, my dad, he would want nothing less than for me to be coaching my heart out out there, getting our guys better
Dabo talks Clemson’s shutout win vs. Charleston Southern, updates injuries
Clemson football improved to 4-2 (2-1 ACC) after blowing out FCS Charleston Southern 37-0 at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. Here are quick hits from coach Dabo Swinney’s postgame news conference: Opening statement “Proud of the team. We handled our business, and good to get the win. Fun to see us play well. Fun to see us execute probably the best we have collectively.” “I’ve been around here a minute, and we’ve had some games like this over the years where I’m not real happy in the fourth quarter

















