Chamber Launches Annual Magazine Celebrating Dorchester County’s People, Progress, and Possibilities

Rebecca Collett • May 5, 2025

The annual magazine is a full-color publication that captures the spirit of our thriving region.

The Greater Summerville/Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the official release of our annual magazine — a full-color publication that captures the spirit of our thriving region. Now available in print and online, this year’s magazine is packed with inspiring stories and local highlights that reflect the innovation, resilience, and talent found throughout Dorchester County.


Inside the pages, readers will find compelling features on:


  • Education excellence: Explore how local schools are investing in the next generation with groundbreaking programs and strong leadership.
  • Industrial growth: Learn about the industries shaping our local economy and creating jobs, from advanced manufacturing to logistics.
  • Healthcare innovation: Meet the people behind cutting-edge care at our hospitals and clinics, where community wellness remains a top priority.
  • Arts & culture: Discover the vibrant creative community making an impact through music, visual arts, and cultural preservation.


We’re especially proud to spotlight the many local individuals and organizations who are making a difference every day. Their stories are a testament to the strength and collaboration that make Dorchester County such a special place to live, work, and grow.


This project would not have been possible without the generous support of our advertisers. Their commitment ensured this magazine could move from concept to print, and we are incredibly grateful for their partnership.


📍 Pick up your copy today at the Greater Summerville/Dorchester County Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center.

💻 Prefer to read online? A digital version is also available on our website for your convenience.


We invite you to flip through the pages, celebrate our community, and share the pride we all feel in Dorchester County.

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