A Conversation with Ellis O’Tuel, CRPC® with Hammock Wealth Management
May 5, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher Ellis O’Tuel is a principal with Hammock Wealth Management in Pawleys Island. I recently sat down with him to learn more about his 20 years as a financial advisor, what are some of the most common issues he addresses for clients, and what’s helped him in his successful career. Georgetown SC…
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Put your heart where your home is: Support Palmetto Giving Day’s 10th anniversary
May 4, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher “It’s time to put your money where your mouth is,” as the old saying goes. For 36 hours, local nonprofits across our county are hoping you will do just that and support them as part of the Bunnelle Foundation’s 10th annual Palmetto Giving Day, which begins Tuesday, May 5 at 6:00…
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SCRLA calls for thoughtful approach to hemp-derived THC products in South Carolina
May 4, 2026
The South Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association (SCRLA) is urging members of the South Carolina General Assembly, particularly those serving on the conference committee for H. 3924, to take a measured, deliberate approach to legislation impacting hemp-derived THC consumable products. As discussion around hemp-infused beverages and consumables has gained momentum at the State House, SCRLA…
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Habitat for Humanity Georgetown faces funding shortage for essential home repairs
May 4, 2026
Habitat for Humanity for Georgetown County is facing a critical funding shortage for its Repair & Revitalization Program at a time when local demand for essential home maintenance is surging. The organization is turning to the community for support during Palmetto Giving Day, a 36-hour online giving event scheduled for May 5-6. Executive Director Jake…
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Murrells Inlet 2020 and SCDNR seek volunteers for wire reef build on May 6
May 3, 2026
Murrells Inlet 2020 is seeking volunteers to join them for a wire reef build on Wednesday, May 6 from 10 am to 1 pm at Belin Methodist Church (4183 Highway 17 Business in Murrells Inlet). According to Stacey Johnson, executive director of the Murrells Inlet non-profit committed to improving water quality and marine life protection…
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Swamp Fox Players set $75,000 goal for Palmetto Giving Day
May 3, 2026
The Swamp Fox Players are calling on the community to “cue the giving” as they prepare for the annual Palmetto Giving Day, scheduled for May 5-6. Following a successful inaugural campaign last year that raised $52,000, the nonprofit theater group has increased its fundraising target to $75,000 for 2026. The 36-hour online event, hosted by…
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South Carolina leaders celebrate future innovators; SC Future Makers awards scholarships to five students
May 3, 2026
South Carolina’s future engineers, scientists, and innovators took center stage today as 91 high school seniors were celebrated at the 10th Annual South Carolina STEM Signing Day, including four local students from Georgetown and Williamsburg counties: Aeryn Smith, a senior at Waccamaw High School in Pawleys Island; Aundrea Simpson who attends SC Virtual Charter School;…
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GCSD announces school leadership changes, staffing adjustments for 2026–2027
May 2, 2026
Georgetown County School District (GCSD) has announced school leadership updates and strategic staffing adjustments as part of its planning for the 2026–2027 school year, driven by projected enrollment shifts and budget considerations. Dr. David Hammel will continue in his role as Principal of Waccamaw High School for the 2026–2027 school year. Serving this year as…
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Free Educational Workshop – Senior Scams
May 2, 2026
The Landings of Georgetown is hosting a free educational workshop on how to avoid being scammed by fraudsters on Thursday, May 7 at 2:00 pm. This informative workshop will educate participants on recognizing the danger signs of being scammed. In today’s society, many seniors become prey because of their vulnerability. Led by Annemarie LaFemina, will…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis honors 23 graduates of SC Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program
May 1, 2026
State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognized the most recent graduates of the South Carolina Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program, an innovative multi-year program designed to increase the number of teachers incorporating personal finance education in the classroom. As part of the 37th Annual Economics and Financial Literacy Awards Luncheon in West Columbia, 23 educators from across…
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HGTC advances student success, meets all state performance funding measures
May 1, 2026
College reports increases in licensure participation, persistence, and progression while maintaining strong workforce placement outcomes Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) has met the criteria for four key performance funding measures established by the State of South Carolina, demonstrating continued strength in student success, retention, and workforce outcomes. The state’s performance funding model evaluates technical colleges based…
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Local groups call on rental companies and homeowners to protect sea turtles ahead of nesting season
April 30, 2026
As sea turtle nesting season approaches on May 1, the South Carolina Environmental Law Project (SCELP) and the Garden City & Surfside affiliate of the South Carolina United Turtle Enthusiasts (Garden City Surfside SCUTE) are sounding the alarm: widespread lighting violations along the shoreline are pushing threatened sea turtles closer to extinction. In letters sent…
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Coastal Carolina University and Horry‑Georgetown Technical College launch new transfer partnership for business students
April 30, 2026
Coastal Carolina University and Horry‑Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) have launched a new academic partnership that creates a seamless transfer pathway for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The agreement establishes an efficient transfer pathway for HGTC students completing an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in business administration, provided they complete the coursework specified…
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6 health screenings every man should get
April 30, 2026
By Kevin Wiatrowski, Tidelands Health via MyCarolinaLife.com Nearly half of men say they never get an annual check-up – a fact that puts them at risk for allowing a small health problem to grow into a major threat. “If you come in for preventative-type maintenance, it could keep you from spending more time in the hospital…
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Real Lizard Earrings
April 29, 2026
By Tom Poland I called it a green lizard. I couldn’t pronounce Anolis carolinensis back then. Heck, I hadn’t even heard of the term. But now something catches me flatfooted—I’m told little girls wore lizards as earrings in my day. Live lizards dangling from each lobe. Holding on for dear life with tiny teeth.…
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Investing in the Future: A Night with the RISE UN Youth Corps
April 29, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher As I stood in the Georgetown Library Auditorium this past Monday, April 27, I couldn’t help but feel a profound sense of optimism. I was there for the Coastal Carolina University RISE Center UN Youth Corps poster presentations and reception, and quite frankly, I was blown away. A Local Hub with…
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Preserving the Past: Join the Kaminski House for “Stroll Through Our Stories”
April 28, 2026
The Kaminski House Museum is inviting the community to step back in time and celebrate the heritage of the Hammock Coast with a special event, “Stroll Through Our Stories.” Taking place on Wednesday, May 6, as part of the broader Palmetto Giving Day (May 5–6), this free, relaxed drop-in experience offers two distinct ways to…
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Timeless Georgetown: The Story of the SC State Flag
April 28, 2026
By Mary Boyd Timeless Georgetown is a series dedicated to the rich history and stories that shaped Georgetown, South Carolina—the third-oldest city in the state. From the strategic maneuvers of the Revolutionary War to the cultural evolution of the “Rice Coast,” we explore the legends and landmarks that define our heritage. Join us as we…
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Georgetown County Water & Sewer District sets irrigation schedule to manage peak demand
April 28, 2026
Georgetown County Water & Sewer District (GCWSD) is implementing a new irrigation schedule for its customers to manage peak water demand and ensure system reliability during periods of high use. The measure, which aligns with state drought guidance, aims to preserve the integrity of the water distribution system and stabilize storage levels. Scheduled Watering Days…
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Clemson alum James Rhett Hendricks Jr. to receive Distinguished Service Award
April 28, 2026
PAWLEY’S ISLAND, SC — The Clemson Alumni Association has announced that James Rhett Hendricks Jr., a retired vice president of Duke Energy and a decorated veteran, will receive its highest honor: the Distinguished Service Award. The award, to be presented in May 2026, recognizes alumni who exemplify Clemson University’s highest ideals through professional achievement, community…
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SCDOT to hold open house public information meeting about US 17 Corridor Improvements Project in Georgetown County
April 28, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will hold an open house public information meeting about proposed improvements along US 17 between S-1015 (Crooked Oak Drive) and S-302 (Litchfield Drive) in Georgetown County. The open house will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at Waccamaw Intermediate School, 320 Wildcat Way, Pawleys Island, SC 29585.…
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Nearly 500,000 pounds of trash removed statewide during PalmettoPride’s SC Sweep
April 28, 2026
In only its second year, the SC Sweep expanded into a growing statewide movement, tripling litter removal totals and engaging volunteers in every South Carolina county. In just a few days, thousands of South Carolinians came together to make a visible difference in their communities, removing 488,856 pounds of litter from roadsides, parks, and public…
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Black River United Way calls for support as local third-grade literacy rates lag
April 28, 2026
Nearly half of all third graders in the local community are currently reading below grade level, according to data released by Black River United Way. The statistics reveal a stark disparity between neighboring counties, with 44% of Georgetown County third graders and 61.6% of Williamsburg County third graders failing to meet literacy benchmarks. Educators and…
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Five schools named Palmetto’s Finest
April 28, 2026
The South Carolina Association of School Administrators honors schools across the state. Five schools have been named 2026 Palmetto’s Finest Schools. They are: Carver Elementary Magnet School, Florence School District 1; Harbor View Elementary School, Charleston County Schools; Waccamaw Middle School, Georgetown County Schools; Blue Ridge High School, Greenville County Schools; and HCS Scholars Academy…
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SC State Parks host $15 kayaking 101 classes to launch National Safe Boating Week
April 28, 2026
Aiken, Black River, and Chester State Parks will host Kayaking 101 on May 16 South Carolina State Parks and the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary are partnering with the South Carolina chapter of the American Canoe Association (ACA) to offer basic kayaking instruction Saturday, May 16, to kick off National Safe Boating Week. “As we open…
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Wedgefield Plantation’s community-wide yard sale rescheduled for May 9
April 27, 2026
The Wedgefield Plantation Homeowners Association‘s annual community-wide yard and bake sale has been rescheduled for Saturday, May 9 from 8:00 – 11 :00 am, beginning at 20 Wraggs Ferry Road in Georgetown. Residents throughout the neighborhood will have a variety of items, from antiques, furniture, clothing, books, household items, tools, toys and more available for…
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HGTC students drive championship course preparation for 2026 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic
April 27, 2026
Hands-on Workforce Training Powers PGA TOUR Event on the Grand Strand Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) is once again playing a critical role in preparing for one of the region’s premier sporting events, as students from the College’s Golf & Sports Turf Management program contribute to course preparations for the 2026 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, scheduled…
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The Village Group seeks to ‘ignite passions’ during Palmetto Giving Day
April 26, 2026
As Georgetown County prepares for the annual Palmetto Giving Day, one local nonprofit is calling on the community to help “rewrite the story” for the area’s youth. The Village Group, a Plantersville-based organization dedicated to youth development, has announced its participation in the 36-hour online giving event scheduled for May 5-6. The group aims to…
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It takes a community: Sustaining a mission when the need keeps growing
April 26, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher This is the final installment of three‑part series on St. Christopher’s Children that has explored the organization’s mission and origins and the resale store that helps fund its work. Today’s article look at the community partnerships and fundraising efforts — including the upcoming Palmetto Giving Day — that allow St. Christopher’s…
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GCSD Librarian Jenny Cox receives national “I Love My Librarian” award
April 26, 2026
Georgetown County School District is proud to announce that Jenny Cox has been selected as one of ten recipients nationwide of the American Library Association’s prestigious “I Love My Librarian” Award. This national recognition honors librarians who have demonstrated exceptional service to their communities by fostering a love of reading, supporting student achievement, and creating…
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Free “American Music Celebration” concert set for May 7 at Winyah Auditorium
April 26, 2026
The Georgetown Theatre Orchestra will help mark the nation’s 250th anniversary with a free patriotic concert on Thursday, May 7 at 7 p at the Winyah Auditorium. Now in its ninth season, the all-volunteer community orchestra will perform American favorites by composers including William Billings, F.W. Meacham, George M. Cohan, Richard Rodgers, John Philip Sousa…
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Three decades of faith and fellowship: Blessing of the Inlet returns to Murrells Inlet
April 24, 2026
Belin Memorial United Methodist Church will host its 30th annual Blessing of the Inlet on Saturday, May 2 from 9 am to 2 pm, celebrating three decades of community worship, local food, and fellowship. The festival, which has grown from a local tradition into a major regional event, is designed to generate funds for various…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognizes Leslie Parks of St. James High School as Educator of the Month
April 24, 2026
Horry County educator enjoys teaching financial concepts to students as well as her peers South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has named Leslie Parks of St. James High School as the latest Educator of the Month for the South Carolina Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program, an initiative he created to increase the number of educators promoting…
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Friends of the Waccamaw Library to host pop-up book sale at “Blessing of the Inlet”
April 24, 2026
The Friends of the Waccamaw Library (FOWL) is excited to announce a special Pop-Up Book Sale taking place during the upcoming Belin Memorial United Methodist Church “Blessing of the Inlet“ festival. The sale will be held on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Attendees can browse a wide selection of books…
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HGTC President Dr. Marilyn “Murph” Fore to retire after 51 years of service
April 23, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) President Dr. Marilyn “Murph” Fore has announced her retirement after 51 years of service to the College, effective July 31, 2026. Dr. Fore has served as president of Horry-Georgetown Technical College since 2017, leading the institution through a period of sustained growth, expanded academic offerings, and strengthened partnerships across Horry and…
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Come to Georgetown for the Food, Beer & Wine Festival: Fun for the entire family
April 22, 2026
The Georgetown Business Association is pleased to host the 5th Annual Food, Beer & Wine Festival on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm in beautiful downtown Georgetown. The day will feature delicious food from 18 local restaurants, a beer garden, wine tasting, a kids’ zone, area artisans, and live music. …
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Swamp Fox Junior Players to present Disney’s ‘The Jungle Book KIDS’
April 22, 2026
The Swamp Fox Junior Players will bring the jungle to life this May with their upcoming production of Disney’s “The Jungle Book KIDS.” Performances are scheduled for May 8–10 at the Swamp Fox Playhouse, located at 710 Front Street. Based on the classic Rudyard Kipling novel and the beloved Disney animated film, the production features…
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Graves Station meeting will focus on stormwater
April 22, 2026
Georgetown County and the S.C. Office of Resilience (SCOR) invite residents of the Graves Station community to attend a public meeting Thursday, April 23, to provide input on a stormwater infrastructure improvement project funded through a federal grant. The drop-in meeting will take place from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at New Light Baptist Church, 316 Amelia Drive,…
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Barnabas Horse Foundation hosts “Pony Up for Pickleball Classic” to raise funds for life-changing trauma services
April 22, 2026
Get ready for an unforgettable weekend of energy, connection, and purpose as Barnabas Horse Foundation presents the Pony Up for Pickleball Classic at Litchfield Pickleball. This high-spirited, two-day tournament will bring together more than 200 players, spectators, and community leaders for exciting competition—all in support of a mission that is quietly transforming lives across South Carolina. But this is more…
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The Transistor Made History
April 21, 2026
By Tom Poland Cell phones are a big deal but to some of us the transistor was an even bigger deal. I was disobeying my parents staying up late (school night) in my bedroom listening to clear channel WLS in Chicago over a transistor radio. I was listening when Dick Biondi became the first…
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A Conversation with Caleb Coblentz, Sales Consultant with Beverly Homes
April 21, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher One of the topics that comes up frequently at community meetings I’ve attended is growth. New residents are flocking to Georgetown County to experience the Lowcountry lifestyle and in many cases, for a more affordable price than some of our coastal neighbors. A closely related issue is the availability of affordable…
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Beyond the 4% Rule: Modernizing your retirement strategy
April 21, 2026
By Ellis M. O’Tuel, CRPC®* Principal, Hammock Wealth Management For decades, the 4% Rule has been considered the “gold standard” for retirement planning. Developed in the 1990s using historical market data, the rule suggests that if you withdraw 4% of your initial retirement portfolio in the first year and adjust that amount for inflation annually, your money…
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Bloom into Creativity: Spring floral design workshop planned at Brookgreen Gardens
April 21, 2026
Unleash your inner artist this spring at Brookgreen Gardens! We are thrilled to announce an exclusive Floral Design Workshop led by the renowned master florist, George Fain. Whether you are a seasoned arranger or have never picked up a pair of shears, this hands-on experience is designed to immerse you in the delicate beauty of…
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Local ways to celebrate the planet this Earth Day
April 21, 2026
In Georgetown County, Earth Day on April 22 is more than just a date on the calendar—it is a way of life. Here, the rhythm of the tides and the shade of the ancient live oaks dictate our schedule. It is the kind of day where the boardwalks at Huntington Beach State Park are buzzing,…
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Hats off for Healing: Barnabas tea party supports equine-assisted therapy
April 20, 2026
About 80 guests, dressed in their garden party best, gathered under the tent this past Saturday as the Barnabas Horse Foundation hosted an elegant tea party to raise funds and awareness for its mission: providing equine-assisted therapy for survivors of abuse and trauma, veterans, and first responders. The afternoon delivered on every detail, from…
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Hammock Coast beaches compete for ‘Best Beach in South Carolina’ title
April 20, 2026
Three beaches along South Carolina’s Hammock Coast® are back in the running for the title of “Best Beach in South Carolina.” Pawleys Island, Litchfield Beach, and Huntington Beach State Park are among 17 contenders in the annual USA Today/10Best online contest. Pawleys Island is seeking a “three-peat” after securing the No. 1 spot in both…
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Lowcountry Food Bank lands $125k grant for healthy meals
April 20, 2026
Lowcountry Food Bank (LCFB) announced today that The Leon Levine Foundation gave the organization a $125,000 grant. This grant will help LCFB provide more than 300,000 healthy meals, including fresh produce, to households that experience food insecurity throughout coastal South Carolina. Coastal South Carolina continues to face rising food insecurity driven by many factors, including rapid…
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Saint Frances Animal Center names Dr. Zach Marshall as Director of Development and Communication
April 19, 2026
Saint Frances Animal Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Zach Marshall as its new Director of Development and Communication. In this role, Dr. Marshall will oversee the center’s fundraising initiatives, community engagement, and strategic communications to support the organization’s mission of providing care and finding homes for animals in need. Dr. Marshall…
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Parkinson’s Foundation launches “Find Real Answers” campaign for Parkinson’s Awareness Month this April
April 19, 2026
New Public Service Announcement (PSA) Features People Living with Parkinson’s The Parkinson’s Foundation recently announced “Find Real Answers” as this year’s Parkinson’s Awareness Month campaign, aimed at connecting people to reliable, science‑backed information while amplifying the real-life experiences of the more than one million people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) across the country. “Many of the…
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Georgetown County libraries celebrate National Library Week as hubs of community connection
April 19, 2026
Whether it is the quiet comfort of a new story, the pursuit of a fresh skill, or the energy of a community gathering, residents of Georgetown County are finding their joy at the local library. In celebration of National Library Week, held April 19–25, 2026, the Georgetown County Library system plays a vital role in…
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