Almost five months after a ransomware attack, Georgetown County officials said Thursday their computer systems are mostly back up and running after a complete rebuild.
The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office charged Ryan O’Neil Woodruff of Georgetown on Monday. Woodruff was a relative of the victims and was living with them at the time of the murders, deputies reported.
Tidelands Health has begun a series of vaccination clinics hosted by Georgetown County schools in hopes of getting more young people inoculated before schools are out for the summer.
Georgetown County officials and partners throughout the community will host a ceremony to reinter the remains of enslaved African-Americans who were once burried at Hagley Plantation.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control has released the form parents can sign to allow their children to ignore face mask rules in the classroom.
On Tuesday 21-year-old Theophilus Xavier Berry of Georgetown pleaded guilty to the charge of murder in connection with the death of 18-year-old Ja’Quan Collins of Georgetown in 2019.
Georgetown County investigators have arrested a registered sex offender accused of sending and receiving sexually explicit videos and pictures of children on the internet.
Construction costs continue to be at high levels due in part to a steep increase in the price of lumber, and now home builders in one Lowcountry community could see another cost rise.
The Georgetown NAACP hopes a grassroots approach to community outreach and a partnership with Tidelands Health will convince people to make their COVID-19 vaccine appointment.
Monroe Mirray Cole was originally charged with attempted murder after authorities say he shot Hazel Daniels at their home on Handy Hill Drive on March 25.
Bowen National Research put together a housing needs assessment of the area and found over the next five years the county will need 670 rental units and 2,203 for-sale houses.
As the state prepares to open up vaccinations to anyone over 16, health care providers say they’re expanding hours to accommodate the surge in those seeking the vaccine.
Hundreds of people in our state our overdue for their second dose of one of the coronavirus vaccines, according to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.
People who live and work in the Tri-County of South Carolina face the biggest struggle in the state to afford a “modest” two-bedroom rental, a new national report finds.
