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Police Blotter: Victim waits 3 days to report robbery
A Georgetown man says he was robbed while at the car wash in the 1900 block of Highmarket Street at about 9:30 p.m. May 17.
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Georgetown mayor hopefuls debate $19M question
Does the City of Georgetown have $19 million in reserves that can be spent on anything City Council chooses? That was one of the hot topics at a forum for the three candidates running for mayor who will be on the June 11 Democratic Primary ballot.
The Advocate: Jim Watkins helps beat the system - " any system
When local advocates for children wanted to gather after-school care providers for a seminar last month, they turned to Jim Watkins to be their facilitator.
19 months later, county assesses sinkhole damage
Georgetown County officials will soon know how much damage sinkholes caused to two county buildings in the City of Georgetown.
Family seeking answers on anniversary of Georgetown teena s death
It's been a year since he died and his family is no closer to learning who did it, or why.
Conway man accused of dragging dog behind truck
GEORGETOWN, SC A man told deputies he stopped a truck driving through Georgetown last week after he saw a dog being dragged behind it.
Schools: Cost of security upgrades starts at $649,000
It will cost $649,000 to upgrade security at the entrances to Georgetown County's 19 public schools.
Politics: Democrat sees opportunity in GOP bastion
If in the next 18 months someone you know asks if you're happy with a corrupt state government you will know that Vincent Sheheen's campaign for governor is catching on.
Worth a shot: SC-NC legislators to play basketball game
A dozen S.C. lawmakers are heading to Raleigh on Tuesday to play some of their North Carolina counterparts in a basketball game.
Waccamaw High student, and professional shag dancer, places second in a national competition
Noah Veon, a freshman at Waccamaw High School, has been shag dancing since he was 4 years old.
Pizza Hut to return to Georgetown
Pizza Hut is coming back to Georgetown later this year with a new look. The Church Street restaurant was gutted by fire in December but plans have now been submitted to the Georgetown Building and Planning Department for approval, according to planner Rick Martin.
Things to do in the Myrtle Beach area on May 23
In "Spring Wildflowers," walk through maritime, upland forest and wetland habitats to see spring in bloom.
Chamber holds 96th annual meeting
Rounette Johnson/For The Times Lori Lowell presented Dr. Gerald Harmon with a Lifetime Achievement Award during the 96th annual meeting of the Georgetown County Chamber of Commerce.
Best Bets for the Myrtle Beach area
The band Parmalee, riding on its latest single, "Carolina," will play May 26 at he Boathouse Waterway Bar & Grill in a free concert.
Pawleys Island: Cameras will record licence tags of vehicles entering town
An Andrews man told Pawleys Island police he was robbed and beaten with a baseball bat in the south end parking lot Friday night.
Pavilion memories: Building on a tradition while building homes
Billy Don and Ann Wilson sat in beach chairs beside the dance floor at the annual Pawleys Pavilion Reunion on Saturday as the old familiar music carried them back in time to the night they met - at the pavilion.
Neck Notebook | Brookgreen seeks Gullah Geechee memories; jazz returns to Kaminsky House
Brookgreen Gardens is issuing an interview call for former residents, descendants and workers of Brookgreen, Laurel Hill, Springfield, and The Oaks Plantations to share their Gullah Geechee experiences and memories.
A History of the Georgetown Times
Many kinds of printing equipment have been used over the years. In the early days, the Georgetown Gazette was likely printed something like what is shown Over its 215 years the Georgetown Times has used many locations for its offices.
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15th annual Log-A-Load fundraiser for MUSC raises more than $60,000
The 15th annual "Klays for Kids" Sporting Clays Tournament at Back Woods Quail Club in Rhems last month raised $60,430 for MUSC Children's Hospital.