Walterboro Live

The Press and Standard first hit the stands in 1877 as a weekly publication owned by the W.W. Smoak family. This newspaper caters to Walterboro, located in Colleton County, a rural area along the coast nestled between Charleston County and Beaufort County. Interstate 95, which stretches from Maine to Florida, splits Colleton County into eastern and western sections. The eastern side is home to most of Walterboro, the county's largest town, as well as significant portions of the Ashepoo, Combahee, and South Edisto rivers. These rivers contribute to the ACE Basin, one of the largest untouched estuaries on the East Coast of the United States. In contrast, the western side of I-95 is more rural, featuring thousands of acres of pristine land.

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Colleton Adult Learning Center holds graduation

2 days ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

Posted Friday, June 6, 2025 5:00 am Colleton Adult Learning Center held its graduation ceremony May 29, 2025, at the CCHS Performing Arts Center. Colleton Academy for Success also graduated students from their program.
Memorial Day Celebrated at Waterfall Plaza

2 days ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

Posted Friday, June 6, 2025 5:00 am The Memorial Day Ceremony sponsored by the Colleton County Veterans Council, was held May 26, 2025, in Walterboro.
Spotlight-Omar Jeter

1 week ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

All roads lead to Colleton County. I know that’s not the saying, but if you go around and inquire, you will find quite a few people who aren’t originally from here including myself. However, people here welcome us and weave us into the tapestry of the community. Omar Jeter is one of those people who was welcomed in and are now part of the landscape of the area just like he’s been here since day one. Omar is from Brooklyn, New York.
Spotlight-Deresha Davis

2 weeks ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

When a student, parent, or even employee walks through the doors of Colleton County Middle School, many times the first person they see or talk to is the person who is at the front desk. Ms. Deresha Davis is that person at CCMS. She understands how she interacts with all these people can and will set the tone for their day. Her goal is to make that interaction as positive as it can be to lead to a successful day at school and work.
First meeting of Special Council on Community Violence

1 month ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

In the February 4th meeting of the City of Walterboro Council meeting Councilmember Broderick called for a Public Safety Committee, a committee of council, be formed in order to give the community an opportunity to see there is a regular, scheduled meeting on a small format and the committee can bring the information back to the council at the regular city council meetings. These meeting are designed to be more informal than the City Council meetings.
Tariff whiplash and HUD cuts could cripple affordable housing development | Walterboro Live

2 months ago | walterborolive.com

Next City reports developers indicate increasing construction costs and cuts to federal funding will upend America's affordable housing progress.
Colleton County School District Committee of the Whole Meeting

2 months ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

The Colleton County School District held its Committee of the Whole meeting March 11, 2025 at the Colleton County School District Offices. I. CALL TO ORDERThe Call to Order and Invocation was given by Chairperson Lynn Stroble. The National Anthem was sang acapella by Kristen Varnadoe, Class of 2025, a CCHS singer to a round of applause. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited by the attendees.
Arrest made in 2022 Hit and Run

2 months ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

Posted Thursday, April 3, 2025 5:00 am Jeffery Priester of Walterboro has been arrested and charged with hit and run that resulted in a fatality 2022. The South Carolina Highway Patrol made the arrest. The victim was Jackie White also of Walterboro.
Spotlight

2 months ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

This week’s spotlight focuses on Ms. Kimberly White Footman. Ms. Footman has spent her career helping children within the Colleton County School District for almost two decades. While she may not have been teaching the three Rs, what she did was equally important. Kimberly is from Colleton County specifically Cottageville. She currently lives in Walterboro, but Cottageville will always be home to her. She attended Cottageville Elementary School in the old building that burned down in 2018.
Local restaurant nominated in Charleston Best Of

2 months ago | walterborolive.com | Dana Erickson

Posted Thursday, April 3, 2025 5:00 am Tavern on the Green, owned and operated by Mark Rosenberg, has secured a nomination for Best Steakhouse category in the Charleston Best Of. While this may not seem unusual it is, because Tavern on the Green is not located in Charleston.