Carvers Bay Library to close for up to 8 weeks
January 14, 2026
The Carvers Bay Library will be closed for up to two months this winter while workers complete a flooring renovation. The closure will begin on Jan. 19. Flooring in the…
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Progress continues on new Georgetown County Detention Center
January 14, 2026
Georgetown County’s new Detention Center continues to be on schedule and within budget, with a target open date of March 2027, according to information released by the Georgetown County Sheriff’s…
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King’s North at Myrtle Beach National reopens after transformational renovation
January 14, 2026
King’s North at Myrtle Beach National, one of Arnold Palmer’s most recognizable designs, has completed a sweeping, two-year renovation that redefined the playing experience. Led by acclaimed architect Brandon Johnson,…
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Lowcountry student examining the impact of recent Georgetown mill closures, looking for community feedback
January 14, 2026Karen Owens, Publisher, Georgetown SC Gazette I have a passion for helping young people and when this high school student contacted me about a research project he was conducting, I…
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Black River United Way releases its 2025 Impact Report
January 13, 2026
Black River United Way (BRUW) continues to lead Georgetown and Williamsburg Counties to sustainability by empowering the lives of its community members. It does this by working collaboratively with numerous…
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Georgetown Kraft Credit Union celebrates six employee anniversaries
January 13, 2026
Starting a new year with some stellar employees that continue to make our credit union shine! GKCU is proud to recognize these employees who are celebrating their work anniversaries in…
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Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month shares hope and healing in January
January 13, 2026
January is recognized nationwide as Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month (Treatment Month), an observance led by the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to raise awareness about treatment…
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New study shows South Carolina technical colleges deliver strong return and keep talent in-state
January 13, 2026
A new independent study finds the SC Technical College System delivers a strong return on public investment while playing a critical role in keeping skilled workers in South Carolina. The…
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Georgetown City Council to hold first regular meeting in 2026
January 12, 2026
The City of Georgetown will convene its first council meeting of 2026, with a new mayor and three new council members, on Thursday, January 15 at 5:30 pm in the…
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Georgetown County partners to host third annual job fair in February
January 12, 2026
Georgetown County announced today that Georgetown County Economic Development, the Georgetown Alliance for Economic Development and SC Works will host their third annual Georgetown County Job Fair on Thursday, February…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announces implementation of ABLE Age Adjustment Act
January 12, 2026
More South Carolinians are now eligible to open Palmetto ABLE Savings Accounts and save for their future Treasurer Loftis announced today that the federal ABLE Age Adjustment Act went into…
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Georgetown County Sheriff Carter Weaver invites residents to take the plunge for Special Olympics
January 12, 2026
Sheriff Carter Weaver and the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office invite you to the Sixth Annual Georgetown County Polar Plunge to raise funds for Special Olympics South Carolina! It will be…
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Communication Corner with Mayor Jay Doyle
January 11, 2026
The City of Georgetown recently shared with The Georgetown SC Gazette this communication from newly-elected Mayor Jay Doyle. He plans to share these periodically to keep citizens informed. The City…
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Georgetown County implements outdooring burning ban – UPDATE
January 11, 2026
Effective of January 12, Georgetown County has lifted the outdoor burning ban thanks to improved fire weather conditions. However, residents are still encouraged to exercise caution if conducting outdoor burning,…
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Congressman Jim Clyburn bring his book tour for “The First Eight” to Litchfield Books on Jan. 24
January 11, 2026
Congressman James E. Clyburn is traveling the country promoting his new book, The First Eight, published by Little, Brown and Company in November 2025. On January 24, Congressman Clyburn will hold…
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HTC warns community of misleading sponsored web search ads impersonating the Cooperative
January 11, 2026
Fake search results and contact numbers may redirect to fraudulent sites; HTC shares tips to avoid being scammed HTC, the largest telecommunications cooperative in the United States, is alerting the…
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Tidelands Health to lead health sciences hub at regional career expo in Myrtle Beach
January 9, 2026
More than 6,500 eighth-grade students throughout the region will get an engaging glimpse at health care careers at Tidelands Health during an interactive career expo next week in Myrtle Beach. Tidelands Health is presenting…
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Tidelands Health Cardiology expands with new offices in Andrews, Hemingway
January 8, 2026
Residents in Andrews and Hemingway now have access to cardiology services close to home. Tidelands Health Cardiology has new office locations at 701 S. Morgan Ave. in Andrews and…
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Dale Stigamier to assume Executive Leadership of LCK
January 8, 2026
LCK announced January 6, 2026 that President Dale Stigamier has formally assumed the role of executive leader, responsible for the firm’s strategic direction and daily operations, as the company continues…
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Public invited to Unified Development Ordinance workshop
January 7, 2026
Georgetown County invites residents, business owners and other interested parties to participate in a public workshop focused on shaping the County’s first Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). The interactive workshop will…
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Free service at Tidelands Health helps community members properly dispose of more than 1,150 pounds of expired medications in 2025
January 7, 2026
Community members properly disposed of more than 1,150 pounds of expired and unneeded medications in 2025 through a free drop-off service at Tidelands Health. The amount of prescription and over-the-counter medications collected…
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The Generous Spirit: Local businesses provide a Georgetown resident with a very special gift
January 7, 2026
Every day, individuals make choices and take actions that can deeply affect the lives of those around them. Here, we spotlight our Good News Heroes—those whose generosity inspires others within…
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PalmettoPride to host 19th Annual Francis Marion National Forest Cleanup
January 7, 2026
Since 2007, PalmettoPride, in partnership with the US Forest Service, has led an annual cleanup at Francis Marion National Forest, one of South Carolina’s two national forests. Thousands of residents…
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Sardis Road
January 7, 2026
By Tom Poland Back roads never disappoint me. Such was the case with a road, paved just a tad, but deliciously dirt the rest of the way. As I…
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Georgetown County Parks and Recreation challenge residents to join the GOAT herd in 2026
January 6, 2026
The Georgetown County Parks and Recreation department is challenging local residents to take the Fit GOAT/ Iron GOAT Challenge in 2026 as part of its ongoing efforts to promote health…
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Classical guitarist Peter Fletcher to perform free concert at Georgetown Library
January 6, 2026
The Georgetown Library is pleased to welcome Peter Fletcher to town for a classical guitar concert on Saturday evening, January 31, at 7:00 pm. Although based in Detroit and New…
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13th Annual Shucking for a Cause scheduled for Sunday
January 6, 2026
This year’s Shucking for a Cause seafood festival and oyster roast is being held on Sunday, January 11 from 1:00 – 5:00 pm at the Hanser House Restaurant (14360 Ocean…
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Facts to know when applying for Social Security Disability benefits
January 6, 2026
By Harry A. Oxner, Partner Oxner & Stacy Law Firm In my 30 years as a personal injury lawyer, I understand how overwhelming it can be for clients applying for…
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SCDMV to issue Revolutionary War plate
January 6, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV) will offer a new license plate, available to customers at all SCDMV locations, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.…
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Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office to host hiring event Jan. 12
January 5, 2026
The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a Hiring Event on Monday, January 12 at 9 am at their headquarters at 430 N. Fraser Street. Come learn about our agency…
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Georgetown County School District earns national recognition for Excellence in Financial Reporting
January 5, 2026
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to Georgetown County School District (GCSD) for…
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Welcome to the Georgetown SC Gazette!
January 5, 2026
A New Voice for Georgetown County with Launch of Local Online Newspaper By Karen Owens, Publisher Georgetown County has a new way to stay informed, connected and engaged with the…
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Get tips for developing – and keeping – healthy habits in 2026
January 5, 2026
Take steps toward a healthy 2026 by participating in January’s free Walk With a Doc event at Brookgreen Gardens. Dr. Marie Hulsey with Tidelands Health Family Medicine at Georgetown will offer practical tips to help you…
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Live taping: SC Lede & this week in SC with House Speaker Murrell Smith
January 5, 2026
Join South Carolina ETV and Public Radio for a special live taping of the “South Carolina Lede” and “This Week in South Carolina” with House Speaker Murrell Smith. Speaker Smith…
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A New Year, a New Mayor for the City of Georgetown
January 4, 2026
Jay Doyle was sworn in as the mayor of Georgetown on Thursday morning at Rainey Park, marking a historic shift in both local leadership and South Carolina politics. Doyle, a…
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Celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. with special day at the Georgetown County Library
January 4, 2026
The Georgetown County Main Library invites you to a special interactive day in honor of the late Martin Luther King, Jr. on Friday, January 16 from 11:00 am to 5:00…
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Georgetown County announces organizational restructuring to improve efficiency, service delivery
December 31, 2025
Georgetown County will kick off the new year by implementing a series of organizational changes aimed at improving operational efficiency, strengthening coordination across departments and supporting major county initiatives. Brandon…
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Festivus returns to Georgetown via Baxter Brewhouse Inn
December 23, 2025
Festivus for the Restivus returns to Georgetown once again this holiday season, thanks to Joseph and Tina Baxter, owners of the Baxter’s Brewhouse Inn. They provide the full Festivus experience,…
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South Carolina leaders graduate from 2025 Economic Development Institute
December 22, 2025Dozens of professionals graduated from the 2025 South Carolina Economic Development Institute (The Institute), a premier training program advancing economic development leadership across the state. This year marks the 60th…
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A Year of Service, Collaboration, and Friendship — Looking Ahead to a Future of Stewardship, Conservation, and Protection
December 22, 2025
S.C. Department of Natural Resources Director commends state agency employees, looks to the future By Dr. Tom Mullikin As we stand at the close of another year and look ahead…
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Kids Made Toys Once Upon A Time
December 19, 2025
By Tom Poland Christmas is coming. Toys will be high on many a list. My grandsons have outgrown toys but not that many years ago I got them remote-controlled…
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HGTC International Culinary Institute and Chef Joseph Bonaparte Honored as Grand Strand Chef’s Table Expands into Future Food and Wine Festival
December 19, 2025
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) is proud to announce the recognition of Chef Joseph Bonaparte and students of the International Culinary Institute of Myrtle Beach (ICI) for their instrumental role in the…
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Tidelands Health physician offers four tips to help manage your weight during the holidays
December 18, 2025
Between parties and family get-togethers, the holiday season comes with a steady stream of yummy things to eat and drink. Eggnog, cookies, cakes, special cocktails, covered-dish dinners, turkey and the trimmings, spiral-cut…
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Credit One Charleston Open wins 2025 WTA 500 Tournament of the Year
December 18, 2025
Charleston professional tennis tournament wins fourth consecutive top honors title from the WTA Tour The Credit One Charleston Open, North America’s largest women’s-only professional tennis event, was announced today as…
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More than $12m awarded to improve communities across SC
December 18, 2025
S.C. Department of Commerce distributes Community Development Block Grant funds to 27 recipients Communities throughout South Carolina are receiving community development grant funds totaling more than $12 million for public…
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Michelle Cumbie joins Signature Wealth’s Pawleys Island team
December 18, 2025
Signature Wealth Group announced that Michelle Cumbie has joined its growing Pawleys Island office as a Senior Wealth Advisor, adding another experienced planner to the firm’s coastal team. Cumbie brings…
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SC Housing Executive Director Richard Hutto will retire on January 2, 2026, after nearly four decades of service in public finance and affordable housing
December 18, 2025
SC Housing Executive Director Richard Hutto will retire at the start of the new year, ending nearly four decades of service in public finance, community development and affordable housing. Hutto’s…
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HTC partnered with Georgetown County Parks & Recreation and Georgetown County Sheriff’s Department to give away 250 Christmas turkeys
December 17, 2025
HTC, in partnership with Georgetown County Parks & Recreation and Georgetown County Sheriff’s Department, recently held a Christmas Turkey Giveaway at 8 Oaks Park, where they distributed 250 turkeys (weighing…
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Georgetown County Library to host Christmas Winter Wonderland Celebration this Saturday
December 16, 2025The Georgetown County Public Library will host its final program for children this calendar year on Saturday, December 20 from 2:00 – 5:00 pm at the 405 Cleland Street in…
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It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year for an Open Conversation About Drugs and Alcohol
December 16, 2025
The holiday season brings celebrations, gatherings and long-awaited reunions, but it can also be a time when alcohol and other substances are more present in social settings. The South Carolina…
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