Mural Proposal, Billboard Ordinance Lead Camden City Council Meeting
Council also received public comments regarding rezoning, planned neighborhood amenitiesand homeowners association matters, while recognizing local leadership and discussingcommunity initiatives during its Aug. 18 meeting. A proposed mural for Gallery 537 and an...
Councilman William Wilkes Named TASC Board Member of the Year
Camden City Councilman William Wilkes has been named Board Member of the Year by the Transportation Association of South Carolina (TASC), recognizing his leadership, regional advocacy, and work to expand access to public transportation in Camden and throughout Kershaw...
City of Camden Accepting Applications for Façade Grant Program
The City of Camden is now accepting applications for its Façade Grant Program, which encourages reinvestment in commercial and mixed-use properties within Camden’s historic downtown and Dusty Bend districts. The program provides reimbursable matching grants of up to...
Community Service Takes Center Stage as Council Weighs Billboard and Digital Sign Changes
From celebrating those who give back to considering new ways to communicate with residents, the August 4 Camden City Council meeting reflected both the people who strengthen the community today and the decisions shaping its future. Community service took center stage...
TSG Issues Letter for the City of Camden Residents and Businesses Regarding Utility Late Notice Printing Error
July 28th, 2026 Attn: City of Camden Residents and Businesses From: Robbie Fuller Re: City of Camden Printing Issue In a recent mailing prepared for the City of Camden, TSG, the City’s print provider, inadvertently printed incorrect information on the Late Notice...
Camden Police Chief Jack Rushing Graduates from FBI National Command Course
The City of Camden is proud to announce that Camden Police Chief Jack Rushing has graduated from the FBI National Command Course at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Established in 2020, the highly competitive program brings together law enforcement chief...
Matt DeWitt Named to South Carolina Executive Institute’s 2026–2027 Class
CAMDEN, S.C. – Camden City Manager Matt DeWitt has been selected to participate in the 2026–2027 South Carolina Executive Institute, one of the state's premier leadership development programs for senior public sector executives. Administered by the South Carolina...
City Manager selected for prestigious statewide leadership institute; mural deferred, Fire Explorers recognized
During its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 7, Camden City Council recognized City Manager Matt DeWitt's selection to the 2026–2027 South Carolina Executive Institute, approved several board appointments, deferred action on a proposed downtown mural and honored two...
Camden’s 10th Annual Kids’ Parade Expands for America’s 250th Celebration
The cutest parade in Kershaw County is getting a “sestercentennial-sized” glow up! Kids from all across Kershaw County are invited to show off their patriotic spirit, decorating bicycles, scooters, and wagons and wearing their red, white, and blue as we celebrate the...
Christmas in July, Downtown Enhancements, and Historic Camden Highlight City Council Meeting
City plans Christmas in July celebration to unveil new downtown lighting system and approves Historic Camden ordinances. Christmas is coming to Camden a little early this year. During this week’s City Council meeting, City Manager Matt DeWitt shared plans for a...