Pawleys Island News

The following reports were collected from Georgetown police and county deputies: Molotov cocktails thrown There were some scary moments for a woman who was staying at her aunta s house on Parkersville Road in Pawleys Island this week.

Since she got a Kindle 2 in February, Kathleen Hughes doesna t spend much time in bookstores.

Ladd Dezendorf was sold when he saw a driver extract her Smart car from a parking space in Paris.

In the animal kingdom there are carnivores, herbivores, omnivores and even insectivores.

While going green may be the latest trend in most sectors, it's nothing new in the art world.

For anyone who has ever wondered how their home rates on a a oegreena scale, Lisa Barrett of Advanced Custom Design has the answer.

Located between Myrtle Beach and Charleston, SC, Pawleys Island is bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and on the west by a salt marsh with an almost limitless supply of flounder, oysters, and crabs.

LaKee Belvin "Keby" Johnson, age 73, of Ricefields, died Saturday, June 27, 2009 at Tidelands Hospice House in Georgetown, SC.

A slow economy is affecting local festivals, but a decrease in festival number, and size, could also affect the local economy.

If a new groin is built at the south end of Pawleys Island, it might save the county's largest free beach access, but there may be risks to the environment.

While many employers are being forced to lay off workers, Huntington Beach State Park has a different problem.

Policies and parents collided on Highway 17 this week when about 50 Waccamaw Neck children sat in a hot school bus for up to 45 minutes because the driver said the kids were misbehaving.

Barry Hartman knows a thing or two about government assistance. He survives now mostly on Social Security and government disability benefits, after countless back surgeries and other procedures that now keep him from working.

Two local festivals that draw thousands of visitors to the area are suffering because of the recession.

Management and development on one of Waccamaw Neck's oldest gated communities has changed hands under an agreement announced last week.

The following reports were gathered at the Georgetown Police, County Sheriff's and Andrews Police Departments.

Pawleys Island resident Doug Decker will be among 22 people honored on Monday by inclusion in the Energy Efficiency Forum Hall of Fame.

Seven county employees will lose their jobs July 1 as part of Georgetown County Councila s effort to balance its budget.

Despite the heat, shoppers came early to stock up on vegetables, fruits and plants at the new Parkersville Farmers Market.

Twelve years ago, 19 5- and 6-year-olds crowded into a portable classroom at Waccamaw Elementary School.