
Explore Summerville: 10 Things to Put on Your September List
September in Summerville is that funny little stretch when the calendar says fall, the pumpkins start appearing, and the temperature may have absolutely no intention
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September in Summerville is that funny little stretch when the calendar says fall, the pumpkins start appearing, and the temperature may have absolutely no intention

Simple ways to move more, eat well, get outside and make the most of where you live Building healthier habits doesn’t necessarily require a new

Dinner and drinks can make for a great night out. But sometimes you want a date where you actually do something. Maybe you want a

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Summerville’s sweetest week of the year is getting closer. The 2026 Sweet Tea Festival returns Saturday, September 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in

Summerville has officially joined the list of South Carolina communities allowing open containers in a designated downtown area. Summerville Town Council approved a new ordinance

A closer look at Sea Island Organics, its small-batch elderberry foods, and what the research really says about elderberry. Back-to-school season brings new routines, busy

When the wind dies down and power begins returning, most of us want to get the lights, air conditioning, refrigerator, and everything else running again

Back-to-school season in the Lowcountry has a way of arriving all at once. One minute, families are still planning beach days at Folly Beach and