News

1/1/1970: There are a number of activities taking place this weekend in and around the North Charleston area that could impact your travel plans. Thursday March 31, the Cooper River Bridge...

1/1/1970: Mayor Summey along with Police Chief Driggers, Recreation Director Ed Barfield and Captain Ken Hagge unveiled the city’s latest program aimed at connecting with youth. The North Charleston Cops Athletic...

1/1/1970: NCPD Cops Athletic Program is offering a free outdoor basketball league for boys 12 to 14 years old. The program is open to youth in the following neighborhoods: Charleston Farms...

1/1/1970: Local law enforcement officers are having fun with the “doughnut/cop” stereotype to raise funds for Special Olympics of South Carolina. Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and the Law Enforcement Torch Run® Campaign...

1/1/1970: After nearly four years of serving the North Charleston residents of District 9, Councilman Dwight Stigler will step down from his seat on September 4, 2015 to accept a job...

1/1/1970: To become Employee of the Month in the North Charleston Fire Department, one must be nominated by a superior for exemplary work, selfless actions that directly benefit a resident’s life...

1/1/1970: On Wednesday, April 6, 2016, the SC Department of Public Safety (SCDPS) recognized law enforcement officers and agencies for their efforts in 2015 to enforce the state’s DUI laws and...

1/1/1970: Our Palmetto Masters swim team won the Short Course Yards State Swim Meet held in Myrtle Beach the last 3 days. Competition was among 150 adults from around the state...

1/1/1970: When North Charleston City Council funded the pool enclosure at Danny Jones, there was a shared vision to vastly increase swim activities for residents of the Lowcountry. Swim education, athletic...

1/1/1970: The 6th Citizens Public Safety Academy begins on September 6th and runs through November 14th.  Residents wishing to enroll in this 10 week class should contact the North Charleston Police Department...