The Berkeley Observer
The Berkeley Observer is a dedicated, hyper-local news outlet that covers local news in Berkeley County, SC.
Teen Rams Police Cruiser During High-Speed Chase into Goose Creek
A 19-year-old is facing multiple charges after leading police on a dangerous early morning chase that ended in a Walmart parking lot in Goose Creek, police said.
Berkeley County Deputies Trade Cruisers for Bikes on School Day
Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office deputies swapped sirens for spokes Wednesday morning as they joined students for National Bike & Roll to School Day at several schools.
Man Accused Of Watching Child Shower Booked Into Berkeley County Jail
The incident occurred around 9:45 p.m. on Sunday, May 5, in the Weatherstone neighborhood.
Berkeley County Hurricane Prep 101: Know Your Zone, Make a Plan
As hurricane season approaches, Berkeley County residents are urged to take proactive steps to ensure their safety.
Goose Creek Gears Up for a Taylor Swift Tribute Night
On Saturday, June 21, the city's ampthitheater will welcome Reputation: A Tribute to the Music of Taylor Swift as part of "Creekapalooza." (CREDIT: Wikimedia Commons)
Children’s Museum Pass Program with Berkeley County Library Discontinued
The Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry Special Pass Program, previously available through the Berkeley County Library System, has officially been discontinued.
Berkeley County’s Backhoe Rodeo Digs Deep into Talent
Berkeley County got down to the gritty business of backhoes and bragging rights during its annual Backhoe Rodeo Competition on April 24.
Berkeley County Ex-Correction Officer Sentenced in Illegal Gun Scheme
A former Berkeley County correctional officer has been sentenced for his role in an illegal gun-buying scheme that involved falsified paperwork, sneaky smartphone transfers, and a convicted friend barred from owning weapons, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Moncks Corner Police To Host Job Fair Wednesday
The department presently has openings in its patrol, school resource, traffic/motor units. Salaries start at $55,000 for certified officers and $47,000 for anyone uncertified. (CREDIT: MCPD/Facebook)
REAL ID Deadline Approaching for Berkeley County Residents
May 7 is the U.S. government’s Real ID implementation date, meaning travelers will be required to present a driver’s license or ID card that includes the Real ID gold star any time they want to board an airplane or enter a federal building or military installation.
