SCHP said a fatal accident occurred early Wednesday morning around 4 a.m. in Abbeville County on Hwy 201.
Abbeville Coroner’s Office said Cameron Lollis, 31 of Anderson died of blunt force trauma after his 2006 Ford van ran off the road, hit a bridge and overturned. They said Lollis was wearing a seat belt.
South Carolina Highway Patrol has reported that a head-on collision occurred around 1:30 am this morning that killed one driver. The collision occurred on Hwy 72 in Abbeville County.
Earlier this morning a Ninety Six Police Officers noticed a suspicious vehicle on Kate Fowler Road. As they attempted to perform a traffic stop, the vehicle attempted to flee.
The officer pursued the vehicle for a short time until it finally ran off the road into a ditch. Four suspects jumped out to the vehicle attempting to run. The officer was able to catch one of them. Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office joined the search and set up a perimeter around Roxanna Drive and down Golf Course Road. Using GCSO bloodhounds they were able to flush out two more suspects and take them into custody. One remains at-large.
It is hard not to notice all of the toys behind Graham in this picture. This is because he LIVES for his toys! He absolutely loves to play ball and to play outside. Graham is always happy. I mean look at that smile on his face! He loves to meet new people and other dogs. Graham is a 2 year old mix breed. He has been at the shelter for 215 days! He would love not to have to spend another day here at the shelter and spend it in a home of his own. Come meet sweet, playful Graham today!
Shannon Sears, Director of Commercial Operations at WCTEL met the Due West Robotics Club at the Daniel-Moultrie Science Center on Erskine’s Campus. The Robotics Club presented their projects from the previous seasons and their plans for the upcoming season. These projects help to develop the students’ problem solving, engineering, and technical skillsets. Monday, December 2, 2019
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The Federation of Families of South Carolina will hold a statewide Art Contest in recognition of Children’s Mental Health Month. This year’s Art Contest theme is “Messengers of Hope.” During the month of May, the Federation of Families of South Carolina celebrates National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week and recognizes the month of May as Children’s Mental Health Month.
The Abbeville Nursing Home’s Activity Department held its annual Halloween Carnival on Thursday, October 31, 2019 for the Abbeville Community. From haunted games, to face painting, candy, and “Clown Down”, this event will be the will be the talk of the town for months to come. Activity Director, Renee Bledsoe, would like to thank the Abbeville Nursing Home Staff and the Abbeville High School Interact Students for helping create this fun-filled event. Wednesday, November 13, 2019
An Iva man will spend the next 25 years behind bars after an Abbeville County jury found the man guilty on one count of trafficking methamphetamine, 8th Circuit Solicitor David M. Stumbo announced Wednesday.
Kenneth Earle McGill, 67, was found guilty of trafficking methamphetamine, 100-200 grams, late Tuesday afternoon following a two-day trial at the Abbeville County Courthouse. Circuit Judge Donald Hocker then sentenced McGill to 25 years in prison. The crime is considered violent under state law and McGill will have to serve a minimum of 85 percent of the sentence before being considered for parole. McGill has at least two prior convictions for distributing methamphetamines.
As part of October Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Fukoku America, Inc. launched a campaign to raise awareness on the importance of early detection in the battle against breast cancer. The campaign accomplished an important goal: it united and inspired Fukoku’s employees to spread out and educate their families and friends about the importance of early diagnosis and their health. Fukoku’s first breast cancer campaign has raised more than $200 and will be donated to Susan G. Komen foundation to support breast cancer prevention awareness efforts.
On Friday, Nov 1, 2019 the Ninety Six Police arrested a man after noticing his vehicle tag did not match the vehicle it was on according to Ninety Six Police Chief Chris Porter. Chief Porter explained that his officers noticed the vehicle while parked at the BP convenience store in town. As they attempted to engage with the suspect after finding out that he had active warrants, the man resisted and fought the officers. As they struggled, the suspect attempted to reach for a gun that he had on him. The officers were able to get the gun away after tasing him and finally apprehended him. The suspect was carrying a 45. Caliber pistol.
Jamie Andrew Dobbins, 31 of 907 Brown Town Road, Troy SC was arrested and charged with the following:
Assault and battery high and aggravated nature
Distribution controlled substance
Distribution of meth
DUS 2nd offense
Drugs, poss of 28g or less of marijuana or 10g or less of hash
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