State championship rings will be passed out Thursday night as the Berkeley Stags football team get their long awaited reward for winning the 2009 AAAA Division II State Championship.On Friday night the first of the hardware made its appearance with t ... read more
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Berkeley County Elementary School recently released the names of its December Terrific Kids. The word of the month in December was “Generosity.” Students were pictured with Kiwanis Club members. ... read more
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