Archive for June, 2009
Colleton sees 7th killing in 2009
June 27th, 2009 | 
Author: The seventh victim of a fatal shooting has been pronounced in Colleton County early Saturday, June 27th at Leon’s nightclub in Round O, South Carolina.
Timarchen Lamont Truesdale, 31, of Jacksonboro, South Carolina died as a result of multiple gun shot wounds at approximately 2:48 a.m., according to Colleton County Coroner Richard Harvey. Harvey said the autopsy report has not returned, but it appears that Truesdale received multiple gun shots to the chest area.
Posted in Crime, Crime Stories, Front Page, Violence | 
Tags: colleton, death, died, dies, Leon's, murder, Round O, South Carolina, Truesdale, walterboro | 
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A Call for Peace Rally planned
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| The Colleton Ministerial Alliance and the Colleton County Branch of the NAACP will be conducting a Call for Peace Rally at Saints Center Ministries at 106 Colson Street in Walterboro on July 2nd at 10:00 a.m. |
Man dies in wheelchair versus motorcycle wreck
| A Walterboro man died after a collision between a motorcycle and a motorized wheelchair Monday night at the intersection of Smith Street and Robertson Boulevard in Walterboro, South Carolina. |
Clowning around at CoCoRec Summer Camp
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| CoCoRec Summer Camp has a wide range of educational and fun activities and trips in store for participants at the Colleton County Recreation Center this summer. |
The Colleton County 4-H Awards
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| The Colleton County 4-H Awards Program was held on June 9, 6pm at the Clemson Extension Service Auditorium. Over forty 4-H’ers, parents, volunteers and staff were in attendance. Awards were given for Leadership-Club Officers, Competition Winners (State 4-H Horse Show, Coastal Carolina Fair Foods Contest & Exhibits, County, Regional and State), Volunteer Leaders and Cloverbuds. | |
Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry is offering a reward in Pinckney Case
 Crime Stoppers of the Lowcountry is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information in the shooting death of Adela “Nell” Pinckney. Adela “Nell” Pinckney was killed Monday, June 15, 2009, about 11:20 p.m. from a shotgun blast that came through her bedroom window and headboard while she was lying in bed with her 11-year-old son. |
Creating Memories
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Last week during Vacation Bible School at my church I conducted a workshop entitled “Genealogy and Me.” (This is also the title of the booklet I’ve written that will help participants research their family’s history). The first to submit his research booklet was Isaac Haynes. He is a seven year old resident of Colleton County. Isaac is the son of William and Romana Haynes. His paternal grandparents are James and Helen Haynes; paternal great-grandparents are Carry and Franklin Haynes and Peter and Evea Blue. Isaac’s maternal grandparents are Alfonso and Mercedes Morales; maternal great-grandparents are Ramona Morales and Gloria Alemar.Financial Sense
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To talk about money can be taboo to some people. I found that I have to be careful and choose my audience carefully. Money can come from many walks of life, having to work hard for it, inheritance, winnings, investing, savings, and many other ways. These tough economic times has consumers taking a look at how they talk about their money. If you put your mind to it nothing is impossible. If you believe you will save than there is a good chance you can. No matter how the money comes to you put your mind to work and have the money work for you. |
Mind Over MoneySpringtown and Oakman Branch Neighborhood Crime Prevention
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| SCDOT Commissioner Sarah Nuckles, left, and SCDOT Deputy Director of Finance and Administration Deborah Roundtree present the Outstanding Adopt-A-Highway Group of Colleton County award to members of the Springtown/Oakman Branch Neighborhood Crime Prevention Group. From left are: Nuckles, Roundtree, Israel Hodges, Willie J. Moore, Thomas L. Simmons, Emma Salley, James E. Richard, Mary Henderson, Robert Bright, Mattie Craven, Raymond Hodges, and Leroy Henderson. Photo by Rob Thompson/SCDOT |
Letter to Editor: Consumer Rights not abridged
| To Whom It May Concern:
Pursuant to Title 44 - Health, Chapter 26. Rights of Mental Retardation Clients, of the South Carolina Code of Laws, the Protection and Advocacy Department was notified of the recent alleged acts involving the consumers of the Colleton County DDSN. |
Joey Tucker releases poetic work
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| Joey Tucker has come from freestyle rapping on the back of the Bulldog bus in 1997 to publishing “Walletz & Pursez” under his pseudonym, “Mr. Enlightenment” in 2009. The book was published on June 19, 2009 and can be purchase online at: http://www.twopensandlint.com/Mr.%20Enlightenment.htm. |
Lowcountry Traveler
| As the designated Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the four-county Lowcountry Region, we want to periodically provide information which will be of use to our partners in the area. Hopefully you will find this newsletter helpful in your planning, marketing, or business operations. |
Missing Person returns home safely
| A man that went missing near his home in Green Pond, South Carolina was found Monday afternoon by a Colleton County Deputy from a Charleston County Sheriff’s Office helicopter. |