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New CEO named at Summerville Family YMCA

New CEO named at Summerville Family YMCA

The Summerville Family YMCA Board of Directors has named Joe Debney as the new chief executive officer. Debney brings extensive leadership experience in large teams and operations, strategic planning and fundraising, as well as an impressive history of civic and community involvement. “Joe has a wealth of experience and a deep familiarity with Summerville,” said Nick Nydegger, chair of the board of directors of the Summerville Family YMCA. “He is positioned well to lead the Y on pressing issues in the community with humility, Christian values and a family-first mission.” A graduate from Charleston Southern University, Debney served 10 years as the executive director for the Charleston County Board of Elections and Registration. There, he worked with various government agencies, businesses and nonprofit organizations. Previously, Debney was the executive director for the Dorchester County Board of Elections and Registration and a program manager for the South Carolina State Election Commission.

New athletic facilities almost complete at North Dorchester High School

47abc December 16, 2020 HURLOCK, Md. – Dorchester County is in the final steps of its 43-million dollar facility replacement at North Dorchester High School. The school opened in 2019 but right now officials are putting the finishing touches on the athletic facilities. This includes lighting on fenced-in fields, Bermuda grass, an eight lane state championship rated track and field venue, bleachers, score board as well as a video display and stadium sound system. Officials say this space will serve as a much needed resource for the rural community. “This facility, the North Dorchester Middle School and High School campus, is the center of community activity for the entire northern end of the county. All of the ball fields, the athletic facilities will be there to support school activities as well as community recreation and parks activities,” says Chris Hauge, the school facilities engineer for Dorchester County Board of Education.

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