Georgetown County resumes normal operations Tuesday, Feb. 3
February 2, 2026
Georgetown County has announced that its offices and facilities will be open Tuesday, February 3, for normal hours with the following exceptions: All classes at the Murrells Inlet Community Center…
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HGTC to continue online instruction and remote work on Tuesday
February 2, 2026
Following continued monitoring of weather conditions and reports of icy and potentially hazardous road conditions across the area, Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) will continue with online instruction and remote work…
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Georgetown County announces closures and delays due to impending winter storm
January 31, 2026
Based on the current forecast for Winter Storm Gianna, Georgetown County Government offices and facilities will operate on a delayed schedule on Monday, Feb. 2, with all locations opening at…
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Upstate Braces for Impact: Winter Storm Gianna Set to Blanket the Golden Strip
January 30, 2026
The Golden Strip is under a winter storm warning today as Winter Storm Gianna approaches the Upstate. Unlike the ice-heavy system that moved through last week, this new storm is…
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From Sudden Cardiac Arrest to Saving Lives: Connor Shaw Launches Heart Huddle in Simpsonville
January 30, 2026
Just four months ago, a typical Wednesday night at Gracely Park nearly turned tragic when former University of South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw collapsed while coaching his son’s flag football…
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Georgetown County makes preparations for Winter Storm Gianna
January 30, 2026Anywhere from 2 to 11 inches of snow is forecast to fall in Georgetown County this weekend, with the most likely forecast calling for 4 to 6 inches. A Winter…
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County prepares for winter storm, offers safety tips for residents
January 29, 2026
​ A Winter Storm Watch and an Extreme Cold Watch have been issued in Georgetown County for this weekend. Based on current forecasting from the National Weather Service in Wilmington,…
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Georgetown County Council honors fire service leaders and volunteers
January 28, 2026
Georgetown County Council recognized three standout members of the local emergency services community during its meeting Tuesday night, presenting awards for leadership, professional excellence, and volunteerism. Assistant Chief Aaron Bostic…
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Mauldin Residents Go Behind the Badge in Local Academy
January 28, 2026
The Mauldin Police Department has officially launched the ninth session of its Citizen’s Police Academy, providing a select group of community members with a transparent look into the world of…
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Georgetown County announces closures and cancellations due to weather concerns
January 23, 2026
Due to concerns about the forecast over the weekend and early next week, all Georgetown County recycling centers will be closed on Sunday, January 25. Additionally, the Georgetown County…
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Georgetown County moves to OPCON 2, encourages residents to make preparations for winter storm
January 22, 2026
Georgetown County government will increase its readiness level at noon today in preparation for extreme cold and the possibility of ice in some parts of the county over the weekend…
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Georgetown Police asking for tips on recent Liberty Steel theft
January 21, 2026
After a series of reported thefts from Liberty Steel, Georgetown Police investigators worked with the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office to execute a search warrant for the stolen property at a…
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Ready for Anything: What I learned at Midway Fire and Rescue
January 19, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher I’ve had the privilege to participate in Leadership Georgetown this year and as part of that experience, I get to tour various businesses and organizations across…
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Black ice, other hazardous conditions possible Sunday into Monday
January 18, 2026
While this weekend’s bout of wintry weather isn’t expected to bring any snow accumulation, residents and travelers should be on alert for hazardous travel conditions developing overnight into Monday morning.…
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Georgetown City Council: January 2026 Meeting Highlights
January 18, 2026
Mayor Jay Doyle convened the first council meeting of the year on January 15, welcoming nearly 100 attendees. Jessie M. Walker was elected Mayor Pro Tem for a two-year term,…
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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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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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