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Our commitment to our local communities is shown in the pride we take in publishing the Berkeley Independent, The Gazette and Summerville Journal Scene. We vow to bring the news of each community to the readers of our print editions with an strong emphasis on local content, local writers and welcoming feedback. Each newspaper strives to be a citizen of the town's we represent and reflect the needs

of each individual community. The Summerville Journal Scene is published twice a week. Wednesday's paper goes to 17,500 households in Dorchester County, both on the ground and by subscription, while the Friday edition is available by subscription for $32 per year ($38 out of county, $50 out of state). To subscribe call 843-873-9424 or email [email protected].

Gov. Henry McMaster presented Joshua Shumak with the award Thursday, July 10, at the Governor’s Office in Columbia. Shum...
07/24/2025

Gov. Henry McMaster presented Joshua Shumak with the award Thursday, July 10, at the Governor’s Office in Columbia. Shumak works to raise awareness about indigenous groups and connect them with resources. He is also vice chief and publicist for the Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians.

25-year-old one of youngest recipients of state's highest civilian honor

"A Letter to Let Go" follows Lola, a student grappling with guilt and grief in the wake of her sister's death. The film ...
07/24/2025

"A Letter to Let Go" follows Lola, a student grappling with guilt and grief in the wake of her sister's death. The film explores themes of addiction, loss and sibling connections. Lola feels as though she has failed her sister, but then a letter from her late sister, encouraging Lola to find support, changes everything.

'A Letter to Let Go' now available to watch on YouTube

The new owners, Page’s Okra Grill, are expected to take over the business on Aug. 4 and plan to reopen later that week. ...
07/24/2025

The new owners, Page’s Okra Grill, are expected to take over the business on Aug. 4 and plan to reopen later that week. According to the post, the restaurant will continue operating under the Montreux Bar and Grill name for the time being.

After more than 16 years in business, Montreux Bar and Grill, a downtown Summerville staple known for live music, community events and local fare, has been sold.

How to Enter & Vote:Visit https://lowcountrysings.com/ to upload your video or vote for your favorite singer.Entries and...
07/24/2025

How to Enter & Vote:

Visit https://lowcountrysings.com/ to upload your video or vote for your favorite singer.

Entries and voting are open through July 31.

For more information, media interviews or partnership opportunities, call Rebecca Collett at 843-200-8267 or email [email protected].

https://www.postandcourier.com/journal-scene/community-news/lowcountry-sings-karaoke-contest-returns/article_30ac782d-21d4-4cd8-aa56-8b719060befc.html

The stage is set for another Lowcountry Sings. This fun, interactive karaoke competition is open to all ages and benefits the Summerville Parks Foundation, helping protect and enhance local parks

The Summerville Design Review Board meets at 4 p.m. Thursday, July 25, in the town council chambers.
07/23/2025

The Summerville Design Review Board meets at 4 p.m. Thursday, July 25, in the town council chambers.

Thanks to a record $1.2 million in state accommodations tax revenue this year, Summerville is seeing an unprecedented op...
07/23/2025

Thanks to a record $1.2 million in state accommodations tax revenue this year, Summerville is seeing an unprecedented opportunity to grow its tourism economy, support local nonprofits, and strengthen the very events and amenities that make this town special.

When out-of-town guests spend the night in Summerville — whether they’re here for a wedding, a festival, or simply to enjoy our charming historic district — they’re doing more than

“We’ve needed a bigger presence on this side of the Ashley River,” said Dorchester County Fire Chief Tres Atkinson. “We ...
07/23/2025

“We’ve needed a bigger presence on this side of the Ashley River,” said Dorchester County Fire Chief Tres Atkinson. “We have a volunteer station on this side. We don’t have any paid staff this way. With the growing neighborhoods in all these corridors between 61, Summers Corner, which is exploding, and then the new ones on 165, we really needed a presence on this side with some paid staff between us and EMS.”

Officials say Summers Corner station to improve response times, lower insurance costs

Dorchester County engineers and consultants outlined options to expand the state‑maintained corridor (SC 642) from two t...
07/23/2025

Dorchester County engineers and consultants outlined options to expand the state‑maintained corridor (SC 642) from two to three lanes in each direction and to add shared‑use paths and sidewalks. A timeline displayed at the session shows construction beginning in 2029.

Public meeting provides project updates

A new location off Hutchinson Square showcases a variety of artists' work.
07/23/2025

A new location off Hutchinson Square showcases a variety of artists' work.

New location off Hutchinson Square hosts variety of artists' works

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We are Summerville Communications, Inc. Our commitment to our local communities is shown in the pride we take in publishing the Berkeley Independent, The Gazette and Summerville Journal Scene. We vow to bring the news of each community to the readers of our print editions with an strong emphasis on local content, local writers and welcoming feedback. Each newspaper strives to be a citizen of the town's we represent and reflect the needs of each individual community. The Summerville Journal Scene is published once a week. Wednesday's paper goes to 22,800 households in Dorchester County. While the ground delivery is free, mail subscriptions are available for $32 per year ($38 out of county, $50 out of state). To subscribe call 843-873-9424.