SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) – September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month and the Red Cross is trying to continue spreading the importance of giving blood to help Sickle Cell patients. The International Net Church in Summerville hosted a blood drive with the Red Cross. Sickle Cell is a disease that is more common for African American people According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Sickle Cell Disease occurs among about 1 out of every 365 African-American births with about

Some can look at a dog and determine his breed but looks can be deceiving. However, you may use of a Dog DNA test to actually discover true breed.

What is involved in the Gullah Geechee history? How did it begin and how is it still displayed in Charleston, SC.

How safe do the delivery drivers feel during this pandemic and what changes have the companies made to ensure safety.

The concerns of the citizens varied from topics such as: why the location of the museum had to be on decaying ground and why they felt like their voices haven’t been heard as of yet. Their main concern, however, is that the museum is focusing on the history of African Americans as enslaved people and not on their other contributions to society.

The Charleston Police Department offers a free camp for boys and girls, aged five to 12, to learn the fundamentals of basketball with officers. The department wants to use this camp to help build a bond between children and their local law enforcement officers.

Rose Lampkin will never forget the horror of a late January night in 2012. She awoke in her Goose Creek home after hearing a mysterious noise downstairs. She investigated the noise to find her ex-boyfriend, Steven Lee Morgan, with a knife in his hand.

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