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Celebrate the small town feel of Summerville, and the easy, friendly cadence of life in the Lowcountry. Summers Corner weaves together beautiful homes, artful parks, open spaces, and proximity to the things people want – like schools only a short bike ride away and local retail offerings – to form a close-knit, vibrant community. Currently, Summers Corner is home to more than 100 families – and new neighbors and friends are always on the way.

Homes at Summers Corner beautifully bring the Lowcountry’s unique character to life – through wide front porches, expansive windows, a mix of architectural styles, and a variety of street scenes. No resident is more than a 5-minute walk from their home to a park or public garden. The result is a community that feels connected to both the land and the people who call it home.

What’s more, Summers Corner gives buyers the freedom to choose homes designed by four different builders, each with their own style: Saussy Burbank, Sabal Homes, Stanley Martin Homes and Dan Ryan Builders. Homes start in the $200s, and range in size from 1,580 to 3,619 square feet.

Home To A 95-Acre Lake, Nature Trails, Community Parks, Open Spaces & Much More

Connectedness is a recurring theme at Summers Corner, especially when it comes to the natural world. Buffalo Lake, 95 acres of fresh water, gives residents the opportunity to explore local water and engage with area wildlife. From the Lake’s fishing dock, residents can launch canoes and kayaks and fish for largemouth bass, crappie, blue gill and catfish. The open-air lakeside pavilion offers opportunities to relax and take in the beauty of other nearby residents, like ibis, eagles, and osprey.

Those who walk, hike, and bike can take advantage of Summers Corner’s extensive nature trail system that includes everything from quarter-mile strolls to 3.8-mile loops, while still having access to free wi-fi. Along the way, residents venture through community parks like Archer Park, Summers Park and Helix Park.

Lowcountry summers demand access to cool waters, and the Community Pool House at Summers Corner, exclusively for residents, features a resort-style swimming pool with a large deck, a shallow children’s area and splash pad, changing rooms and restrooms, plus shady areas for barbecues and picnics.

If there’s a heart to Summers Corner, you’ll likely find it at The Commons, home to the Corner House Café + Information Center. Visitors can learn more about the community, and everyone can find master gardeners toiling away in our demonstration gardens. At the café, enjoy roasted coffee, homemade pastries, delicious seasonal fare, and craft beer and wine. And, everyone’s invited to a mix of events – from food truck rodeos and live music to the farmers’ market and art classes.

Top-Rated Schools & A New Performing Arts Center

Summers Corner is within walking distance of Sand Hill Elementary, which serves students from kindergarten through fifth grade, and is celebrating its third year, and the acclaimed Rollings Middle School of the Arts, which welcomed 695 students on its first day in August. Both schools are part of the top-rated Dorchester District Two school system. The centerpiece of the school, a 1,100-seat Performing Arts Center with orchestra and balcony seating, “black box” creative space, and intimate side porch, is scheduled to open in 2019.

If you’re ready to experience Summers Corner for yourself, stop in for a cup of coffee at Corner House Café + Information Center, located at 1609 Beech Hill Road in Summerville, SC 29485. Four decorated models are open daily Mon–Sat 10am–6pm; Sun 12–6pm. For more details, visit SummersCorner.com or call 843-377-8844.

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Zoe Buckner, Jada Christian, Abe Greene, Shawn Jacques and Niquee Agina were selected for the 2023 the South Carolina Band Directors Association Region Honor Band. This is the highest individual honor a band member can earn. Students auditioned in January against hundreds of other Lowcountry schools for positions in the honor bands. These students will attend the SCBDA Region Honor Band Clinic February 17-18 and will perform a free concert at Summers Corner Performing Arts Center in Summerville.

On February 8th, junior Band of Blue trumpeter Abe Greene attended the Burke High School College Band Scholarship Fair. Band members from all over the lowcountry met and auditioned for band scholarships with several HBCU Band programs from Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina.

Band of Blue members Ally Stephens and Derek Oliver attended the University of South Carolina Band Clinic in Columbia February 10-12th The USC Band Clinic, in its 45th year, hosts over 400 of the finest high school wind and percussion students from South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and Florida. The goal of the clinic is to expose students to outstanding clinicians, concerts, and master classes. Students also attended several concerts on campus at the Koger Center for the Arts.

The Band of Blue Winter Guard and Winter Percussion performed at the CWEA Premier at White Knoll High School this past Saturday, February 11th. The Varsity Winter Guard presented their show «Here and There» with music by Enya and from the movie «The Piano» The Varsity Winter Guard placed 2nd in their round and 7th overall out of 13 groups in the AAA Division. The Band of Blue Winter Percussion premiered their show «Wonderland» based off the story of Alice in Wonderland. The CCHS Winter Percussion placed 2nd out of 6 six groups in the Percussion Novice Division.

Up next for the Band of Blue, the BIG BLUE Jazz Band will perform at the 2023 Jazz Performance Assessment at Newberry College on Saturday, March 4th at 6pm.

The Winter Guard and Winter Percussion will travel and compete at River Bluff High School, March 11th and to Byrnes High School on March 18th. The Band of Blue Concert/Symphonic Band will perform at the SCBDA Concert Performance Assessment, Thursday, March 16th at James Island High School at 11am. The band will perform in Class IV. The CCMS Middle School Band will perform at the SCBDA Concert Performance Assessment, Tuesday, March 21st at Rollins School of the Arts in Summerville at 9am..

The Band of Blue, Big Blue Jazz Band, CCMS Middle School Band and the CCHS Winter Percussion and Varsity Winter Guard will present our annual Spring Concert, Sunday, March 26th at 4pm. Admission to the concert is $2.

The Varsity Winter Guard will finish their season at the CWEA Championships in Rock Hill on April 1st and the Band of Blue Winter Percussionwill conclude their season on April 15th.

Long before he was a cornerback who signed a one-year, $6 million contract with the Detroit Lions, Emmanuel Moseley was a star quarterback who led his North Carolina high school to a state championship — good enough to keep one of the best signal callers in this year’s NFL draft on the bench.

Moseley revealed at his introductory news conference Thursday he started as a prep quarterback over Tennessee’s Hendon Hooker.

“I was quarterback there and he was my backup quarterback, which is crazy,” Moseley said from Allen Park. “So then he went to Virginia Tech, and once he went to Virginia Tech, he didn’t play much and then he started playing, I think he had maybe a few issues that he overcame. And then he went to Tennessee. I used to tell the Tennessee coaches, I said, ‘Hey listen, that’s a guy you guys need to go get.’

“So when he got his opportunity to come to Tennessee, it was just amazing. He’s a good guy, man. Definitely my little brother and I hope that he’s healing well and whatever team picks him, he’ll do well there.”

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Hooker, a potential top-50 pick in April’s draft, was a frontrunner for the Heisman Trophy before he tore the ACL in his left knee during a November loss to South Carolina.

Mosely is recovering from his own ACL tear, which depressed his value as a free agent and led him to join forces with his ex-Tennessee teammate, Cam Sutton, as the new cornerback duo in the Lions secondary.

Moseley, who wore a compression sleeve on his left leg Thursday, offered little insight on his recovery other than to indicate he’ll be ready for the regular season.

He suffered the injury in an Oct. 9 game against the Carolina Panthers.

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“I would definitely say (rehab is) going well,” Moseley said. “I’m putting in a lot of work. About five months out now. We got a lot of time between training camp, so I’m going to continue to do that and then when it’s time for me to get out there and go, I’ll go.”

Moseley has battled injuries throughout his career as an undrafted rookie out of Tennessee in 2018, and emerged as an important part of the San Francisco 49ers secondary in his second season.

He has played 45 games in five seasons, and played more than 12 games in a season only once, but should bring a physical element to the secondary once healthy.

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“I may not look it all the time, but I’m a very physical corner,” Moseley said. “I love coming up and tackle, I love being up in front of people’s faces, getting my hands on people. Can play off coverage. Smart corner, (confident) corner and like I say, pretty much a leader, so that’s pretty much my game.”

The Lions are counting on Moseley and Sutton, who was Moseley's recruiting host during high school, to help transform a secondary that was one of the most picked-upon last season.

The Lions ranked last in total defense and tied for 28th in points allowed, and gave up an NFL-worst 6.2 yards per play.

Sutton should be a Day 1 starter in the secondary, while Jerry Jacobs and/or Jeff Okudah will work opposite him with the first team until Moseley returns.

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Moseley, who has four career interceptions, said his time in San Francisco, where he learned under Richard Sherman, was invaluable to his growth as a player, but he’s ready for a new chapter with the Lions.

“They took a chance on me, signed me here coming off this knee injury,” Moseley said. “But I know what type of player I can be. I see the direction that the program is going in. I used to watch the games, just being a football player, watching the games, you can see that they’re transcending in the right way, so why not be a part of that?”

Ashwaubenon, Wis. - The Green Bay Rockers are excited to announce the signing of two more players to this summer's upcoming roster. These two players are South Carolina commit third baseman/outfielder George Wolkow and Kansas shortstop Cooper Kelly. As a high school player, Wolkow has signed a two-year contract with the Rockers.

"George Wolkow is one of the top amateur players in the country and extremely gifted for a player of his size. Fans are going to love watching him play and his left-handed bat should be a force at Capital Credit Union Park this summer," said Rockers general manager John Fanta. "Cooper Kelly was one of the top infielders in the state of Kansas coming out of high school and his switch-hitting pedigree and ability to defend up the middle is another exciting addition to this roster."

At just 17 years old, 6-foot-7, South Carolina commit, George Wolkow has drawn a tremendous amount of national attention. Currently attending Downers Grove North High School, he's one of the top high school players in the nation who was ranked No. 6 in the class of 2024 before reclassifying to the 2023 MLB Draft class. The third baseman/corner outfielder is ranked the No. 1 third baseman in Illinois and the No. 4 at the hot corner for the entire country by Perfect Game. The decision to reclassify to the 2023 draft class for Wolkow came after competing in Perfect Game's 2021 WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Florida. In that tournament, the 15-year old Wolkow hit .500 and played in every game. In 2022 he played for the USA National 15U Team and the All-American game at Dodger Stadium. He was also invited to the Prep Baseball Report Super 60 showcase for the top 60 underclassmen in the 2023 MLB draft class. Wolkow will look to add more high-level experience to his resume before this summer's MLB Draft, where he projects to be a high selection. If he decides to forego the draft, Wolkow has signed a 2-year contract to spend his next two summers in Green Bay.

Cooper Kelly joined the Kansas Jayhawks program as the Perfect Game No. 2 ranked shortstop in the state of Kansas. The switch-hitting middle-infielder has logged his first few collegiate appearances this spring at second base and has fared well. Kelly is hitting .231 in 13 at-bats with an extra-base hit. He recorded a multi-hit game on March 5 at Belmont, where he also scored one of his two runs of the season. Kelly also gained some summer collegiate experience on his resume as a high school senior, competing in the 2022 Futures Collegiate League where he hit .289 with 28 RBIs and 10 stolen bases. His performance in the league earned him First Team honors for the league while leading his team to the final playoff game. Kelly season continues with Kansas later today against The Citadel.

Season ticket packages, group tickets and the ever-popular Fleet Farm Flex Packs are available now. The Fleet Farm Flex Pack includes six tickets that can also be used for any games during the summer along with a $50 Capital Credit Union Park gift card, $10 Fleet Farm gift card and much more. Visit www.greenbayrockers.com or call the ticket office at 920-497-7225 to reserve your seats today. The Rockers front office and Team Apparel Fan Shop at Capital Credit Union Park are located at 2231 Holmgren Way in Ashwaubenon. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm.

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People who enjoy admiring the sand, sun, water, serenity, and excitement all in one place will find many lovely ocean getaways in the United States to satisfy their wanderlust. These U.S. oceanfront locations make for the best summer vacation destinations, allowing guests to have a good time with friends, family, and children or romantic moments with their significant other. The United States has something to offer everyone, whether looking for a bustling ocean location with lots of recreational opportunities, shopping, and dining or a much more secluded spot that offers privacy and solace.

From South Carolina's Charming Coastal Getaway, Hilton Head, and Oregon's most picturesque Cannon Beach to Maui's adventure destination, Kaanapali, these United States ocean getaways, each with a distinctive scene, are among the most popular. There are numerous others, such as Block Island and Neah Bay, for those seeking solitude close to the breathtaking seascape. On this top-ten list, there is a perfect ocean getaway for everyone.

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10 Neah Bay: A Remote Ocean Destination On The North Olympic Peninsula, Washington

Neah Bay, the northwest corner of the United States, is bordered by the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Pacific Ocean, offering breathtaking natural scenery of steep, rocky cliffs, lush forests, and the sea. It is one of the best remote ocean getaways in the United States for soaking up the sun, getting an adrenaline rush from water sports, testing stamina on hiking trails, and savoring the romance of breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Rich in Native American heritage, Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula is an excellent place to experience nature's wild and untamed beauty.

Activities like camping, hiking trails, and beach visits call for Recreation Permits, which can be obtained locally, in person, and at various centers.

9 Hilton Head: America's Favorite Adventure Island In South Carolina

One of the most popular getaways in the United States for ocean lovers, Hilton Head offers everything from recreation and relaxation to indulgence. Renowned as a serene golfing spot, this South Carolina's dream vacation destination is dotted with natural wonders, including the Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge and 12 miles of cottony-soft sandy beaches. Moreover, whether one is interested in spotting low country wildlife, is an adventurous soul, or just wants to unwind on the sand, Hilton Head can satiate the fancies of everyone.

It's a good idea to get ready for a quick downpour because they practically happen every afternoon in the summer.

8 Gulf Shores: A Serene Alabama Destination With White Beaches

Gulf Shores is a sandy and serene ocean getaway with enjoyable family activities, romantic settings, fishing opportunities, endless beachcombing, and adventures. It's a wonderful location to experience everything Alabamian, including the pleasant climate, cuisine, and wildlife. There are numerous beach bars to enjoy live music with drinks, as well as calm waters where one can enjoy sailing, fishing, surfing, and many other activities to round out a beach outing.

Search Alabama Point's waterfront at low tide for a variety of seashells to take home as souvenirs.

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7 Cannon Beach: An Artistic Oregon City Famed For Tall Haystack Rock

One of the most picturesque places in the world, Cannon Beach is well known for its expansive stretches of scenic sandy beaches and striking coastal rock formations like Haystack Rock. Visitors with wanderlust will find plenty to do in Cannon Beach, including natural settings like Ecola State Park, striking rock formations, lush rainforests, and waterfalls, as well as art galleries, dining options, and shopping options. On the Oregon Coast, there is something for everyone, whether they like to go for a leisurely stroll, discover amazing natural wonders, or watch wildlife.

Bring multiple layers to stay comfortable, as the weather in Cannon Beach can change quickly from sunny to windy or cloudy.

6 Kaanapali: A True Ocean Retreat On Maui

Kaanapali Beach, with its three miles of fine, sugary white sand and clear water, has previously been named America's Best Beach. It was once used as a retreat by Maui royalty and is now a popular ocean getaway with numerous resorts and dining options nearby. The variety of beach activities available here, including cliff jumping, surfing, snorkeling, diving, stand-up paddleboarding, and beach parties, make Kaanapali Beach a popular hangout for fans of beach fun.

Visitors who have time to spare away from the beach should check out the whale museum, two world-class golf courses, and Hawaiian recreation.

5 The Hamptons: A Luxe Ocean Getaway In New York

The Hamptons are a group of quaint communities on Long Island's southeast coast that offer a distinctive setting with picturesque farms, shingled windmills, and serene bays. With its beautiful beaches, gentle dunes, rural setting, historic charisma, and exclusivity, it offers a getaway from the daily grind for visitors. Beachcombing on long stretches of sand, eating fresh seafood from Long Island, and visiting vineyards next to the ocean are just a few of the highlights of the Hamptons that will surely please beachgoers.

A beach pass may be required in advance for access to some of the Hamptons' beaches, so be sure to have one before visiting.

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4 Block Island: The Quintessential Island Experience In Rhode Island

With biking, hiking, and sailing opportunities, Block Island provides an oceanfront getaway that pleases both thrill-seekers and relaxed beach lovers. This island's remote location makes it perfect for those who enjoy exploring and indulging away from the crowds and want to experience a slower pace of life. The island's stunning dunes, serene salt marshes, and soft, sandy beaches make the island highly appealing for nature lovers. Visitors can spend a day in Block Island unwinding, taking leisurely walks, enjoying sundown on the porches, and appreciating the island's natural wonders.

Mopeds are an excellent means for tourists to get around Block Island and visit a number of desirable locations.

3 Hanalei Bay: A Remote And Serene Getaway In Kauai

Hanalei Bay on Kauai's North Shore is one of the most breathtaking locations worldwide, rejuvenating the mind, body, and soul. Every ocean lover looking for a secluded and tranquil escape should visit this three-mile-long bay at least once in their life to experience a half-moon of golden sands, lush green mountains, and Wailua Falls, Kauai's paradise. The landscape of Hanalei Bay and Kauai provides a complete package of adventure, exploration, and outdoors, allowing tourists to go hiking, diving, e-biking, watching breathtaking sunsets, and participating in a variety of other activities to connect with nature.

Waikokos Beach offers the best swells in the summers and falls when trade winds move offshore, so surfers should plan their trip there during those seasons.

2 The Lost Coast: California's Hidden Treasure For Ocean Lovers And Backpackers

The Lost Coast at Shelter Cove, one of the most beautiful black sand beaches, is California's most remote and undeveloped coastline, but it's well worth the trip for its natural splendor and environment. The waves here are incredible for surfers, with consistent swells hitting the rocky shoreline all year. It's also a true beach paradise for those who enjoy solitude, as well as for backpackers and hikers looking for challenging terrain in the midst of spectacular nature.

Backpackers will need a Lost Coast Trail permit to hike at night, as well as a tentative itinerary outlining how many days they will spend in the area, which trailheads they will enter and exit, and where they expect to camp.

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1 Key West: A Serene Floridian Getaway For Adventurous Souls

Experience an exotic Caribbean vacation in Key West, which offers white sand beaches and turquoise waters that are perfect for diving, snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, whale watching, surfing, and many more water sports. Sailing into one of the region's most beautiful sunsets while enjoying a regional cocktail is a preferred way to end a perfect day in this dreamland. There are many historical sites, such as Ernest Hemingway's former house, as well as beachside shops, art galleries, dining destinations, and nightlife spots, making Key West the ultimate U.S. destination for ocean lovers.