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Berkeley baserunner Tradd Yonce is tagged out from behind by Hanahan shortstop Bryce Hines in the sixth inning during a preseason scrimmage Monday at HHS. In the background is Hanahan outfielder John Piggott. Berkeley won the scrimmage 5-3. ... full story
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- Hawks blown out by Waccamaw; Kingstree up next
For a few minutes, it looked like the game Hanahan expected to see. But that was it. The rest belong ... full story - Hawks win 32-30 thriller over Woodland
Region opener Friday nightIt took every bit of manpower and patience Hanahan could muster at the end ... full story - Lady Hawks cruising along in region play
Hanahan’s volleyball team is in complete control heading into the second half of the region slate.A ... full story
Hanahan confronts drainage issue
Flooding has been an annoying, perpetual problem in parts of Hanahan.Hanahan City Council is ready to do something about it.During its February meeting, council discussed drainage problems in certain areas in Hanahan, particularly around properties b ... full story
Public Safety Checkpoint Friday night in HanahanA Public Safety Checkpoint will be conducted on Yeamans Hall Road by the Hanahan Police Department, South Carolina Highway Patrol and the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office on Friday (Feb. 19) from 9 to 11 p.m. ... full story
Berkeley baserunner Tradd Yonce is tagged out from behind by Hanahan shortstop Bryce Hines in the sixth inning during a preseason scrimmage Monday at HHS. In the background is Hanahan outfielder John Piggott. Berkeley won the scrimmage 5-3. ... full story
For a few minutes, it looked like the game Hanahan expected to see. But that was it. The rest belonged to the usually-overmatched Waccamaw Warriors.Despite racing out to a two-touchdown lead after just three offensive plays, Hanahan was dismantled 55 ... full story
Hanahan Senior Center to host open houseAttention anyone 54 and older: Ever wanted to learn to line dance, or maybe just find a place to meet people with similar interests and experiences?Hanahan’s Senior Center will be hosting an open house during the week of Oct. 12-16, according to the ... full story
Region opener Friday nightIt took every bit of manpower and patience Hanahan could muster at the end of the Woodland game to pull off a 32-30 win in the final minute Friday night. The payoff was a tremendous boost in confidence and morale heading int ... full story
Hanahan’s volleyball team is in complete control heading into the second half of the region slate.A region title is theirs to lose.The Lady Hawks got crucial wins over Waccamaw and Timberland to start the Region 7-AA run and knocked off Kingstree Mon ... full story
The primary goal of Hanahan’s cross country programs is to improve as the season goes along.The boys are aiming to bring home the school’s first region title. Last season, the Hawks finished second.“It’s a very competitive team,” boys coach Ray Adkin ... full story
Wendy Anderson said the verdict is still out on the newest version of the Hanahan volleyball team.It’s up to the Lady Hawks what the final decision is, the third-year coach said.“We still have some experience on the team but we’re still making a lot ... full story
Hanahan football coach Charlie Patterson and the Hawks got what they needed Friday night, breaking out on offense for an easy 54-6 win over St. John’s. While the first two games brought a lot of frustration and unforced errors, this was a blowout fro ... full story
Hanahan passes on alligator huntingAlligators in the Goose Creek reservoir can breathe a sigh of relief.Hanahan City Council voted against a resolution that would have allowed alligator hunting in the city limits of Hanahan during the state’s special alligator hunting season, which ru ... full story
Injuries and sickness have plagued Hanahan’s football team the early part of the season and continued through the Hawks’ open date week.Already reeling from some injuries to key players, the Hawks had some players with flu-like symptoms last week so ... full story
Patricia Matarese has only been on the job for a little while, but as the director of the Hanahan Senior Center, she is full steam ahead.Matarese and her husband moved to the Lowcountry two years ago from Connecticut. She had just retired from Connec ... full story
Straford boys cross country, Hanahan volleyball in top 10Two local squads have been voted among the top 10 by the coaches of their respective sports and classifications.The Stratford boys cross country team enters the season ranked seventh in the Class AAAA poll. The Knights, coached by Shane Sutherland, w ... full story
Two games into a new football season, Hanahan head coach Charlie Patterson and offensive coordinator Page Wofford have a nagging feeling that’s not going to go away until they see better execution from the Hawks.The potential is there to pile up poin ... full story
Hanahan is also going to continue with the 1A-1B scenario at quarterback, according to the Hawk coaching staff.Returning starter Bryce Hines, a senior, has had two pretty good games statistically. Against Cane Bay, Hines was 9 of 12 for 161 yards and ... full story
Hanahan Senior Center offers driving courseHanahan Senior Center offers driving courseThe Hanahan Senior Center is offering a Defensive Driving Course so seniors can receive a reduced rate on their car insurance.Classes will be held at the Senior Center, 3102 Maybeline Road, on Sept. 15 from ... full story
The city of Hanahan gave special recognition to long-time court bailiff, citizen and community volunteer Tony Martin during the Aug. 11 city council meeting.Martin has been volunteering in Hanahan in a variety of roles for the last 42 years, ever sin ... full story
The Hanahan cheerleaders were out in force Friday night before the Hawks’ season opener. ... full story
Hanahan looked every bit like a team that wasn’t ready to play.A missed preseason scrimmage against West Ashley and no opportunity to play in the Berkeley County jamboree because of weather definitely cost the Hawks some important time to refine ever ... full story
No doubt about it, Hanahan football coach Charlie Patterson believes his team should have won last season against Columbia.Instead, the Hawks stumbled their way to a 12-10 loss in a game they could have put away earlier to start the 2008 season.“I kn ... full story
Hanahan football coach Charlie Patterson said the Hawks may look like world-beaters in scrimmages or play like dogs … but Patterson doesn’t put much stock in those final scores.“You don’t get a prize or a ring for winning a scrimmage,” said Patterson ... full story
From the extreme Upstate to the sweltering Lowcountry, Donnie Atkins’ journey has landed him right where he wants to be – on the football field again.Atkins, the recently hired linebackers coach at Hanahan High School, is back on the sidelines after ... full story
‘Biggest Loser’ … Hanahan-styleIt’s no secret: employers today are looking for ways to decrease healthcare costs and improve the overall health and wellness of their employees. Add the City of Hanahan to the list. The city recently partnered with East Shore Athletic Cl ... full story
For Jelani Ellington, a long-awaited move to the outside has the senior even more energized about the upcoming football season.“I’m very happy,” said Ellington, who will be moving from nose guard to defensive end this fall. “I’ve got a better chance ... full story
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