New pickleball courts dedicated at Kaminski Park in Georgetown

  August 4, 2026

The City of Georgetown officially expanded its community recreational offerings today with the completion of six new pickleball courts at Kaminski Park in the West End neighborhood. “Georgetown has always…

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Volunteers needed for the 2026 Georgetown Harbor Sweep

  July 29, 2026

Keep Georgetown Beautiful and the Winyah Rivers Alliance, in partnership with the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, invite community members to join the…

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Hobcaw Barony welcomes Kira Roff as new Volunteer Coordinator

  July 27, 2026

Hobcaw Barony / The Belle W. Baruch Foundation is pleased to announce the addition of Kira Roff to its team as the new Volunteer Coordinator. Roff brings a strong background…

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America’s National Parks: Planning an unforgettable adventure!

  July 8, 2026

By Linda Ludwik From towering granite cliffs and crystal-clear alpine lakes to colorful deserts and ancient forests, America’s National Parks offer some of the most breathtaking scenery on Earth. With…

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Georgetown County July 4th weekend event guide

  June 22, 2026

Celebrate America’s 250th Semi quincentennial Anniversary and enjoy a jam-packed weekend of community traditions across Georgetown County. Below is a comprehensive guide to the parades, live music, fireworks, and historic…

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From Tide to Table: A Journey through Lowcountry foraging history

  June 11, 2026

For centuries, the landscapes of the South Carolina Lowcountry have served as both a pharmacy and a pantry. From the deep ecological knowledge of Indigenous Peoples to the survival and…

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