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Georgetown business owners bringing something new that will reflect the history of SC's third-oldest city by building new offices in an old style.
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Georgetown business owners bringing something new that will reflect the history of SC's third-oldest city by building new offices in an old style.
MURRELLS INLET — Lee's Inlet Kitchen celebrated two milestones this year.
Georgetown County is one vote away from charging higher impact fees on new construction. If passed, the higher fees would take effect in July 2025.
A Georgetown official has plans for the state’s third-oldest city to become a Christmas destination.
The search for a long-lost World War II pilot may finally be over. First Lt. Frank P. “Bud” Hayes was piloting a rescue aircraft that crashed in late 1945 at the end of the war. Hayes, who grew up on a farm in rural Filer, Idaho, has a strong connection to Horry County. His niece is retired Conway attorney Carla Grabert-Lowenstein. She is married to Henry Lowenstein, emeritus professor and former business dean at Coastal Carolina University in Conway.