Open Access#11996
Executive order no. 96-04
This executive order by Governor David M. Beasley appoints Herb G. King to serve on the commission for the annexation of an area of Beaufort County into Jasper County.
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Open Access#21995
Executive order no. 95-38
This executive order by Governor David M. Beasley creates a commission and designates Commissioners for writing a study on the annexation of an area of Beaufort County to Jasper County.
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Open Access#32010
City of Beaufort : Beaufort, Beaufort County ; Certified Local Government Program
The Certified Local Government Program is a preservation partnership between local, state and national governments focused on promoting historic preservation at the grass roots level. The City of Beaufort was approved as a Certified Local Government in 1993 and was South Carolina's 11th city to be certified. Annually, Beaufort's Historic District Review Board evaluates approximately 175 projects for appropriateness within their Preservation Districts and Conservation District.
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Book(print)#41933
Administrative county government in South Carolina
In: The University of North Carolina Social Study Series
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Open Access#51918
County government and county affairs in North Carolina
"Addresses before the North Carolina club at the University of North Carolina, 1917-1918." ; "The North Carolina club year book, 1917-1918." ; Mode of access: Internet.
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Article(print)#61925
County government in North Carolina
In: National municipal review, Volume 14, p. 96-103
ISSN: 0190-3799
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Article(electronic)#7February 1925
County government in North Carolina
In: National municipal review, Volume 14, Issue 2, p. 96-103
AbstractAnother article in our series on country government in typical statess
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Article(electronic)#8September 1921
County government in north carolina
In: National municipal review, Volume 10, Issue 9, p. 461-464
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Article(print)#91929
Improving county government in North Carolina
In: National municipal review, Volume 18, p. 8-15
ISSN: 0190-3799
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Open Access#102001
Beaufort County School District [procurement audit report]
The South Carolina Budget and Control Board, Division of General Services published the findings of an audit of the procurement policies and procedures of the Beaufort County School District.
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Article(electronic)#11January 1929
Improving county government in North Carolina
In: National municipal review, Volume 18, Issue 1, p. 8-15
AbstractDavidson County wipes out deficit, reduces tax rate, and simplifies government in first year under centralized administration.
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Book(print)#131928
County Government and administration in North Carolina
In: The Univ. of North Carolina Social Study Series
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Open Access#141969
South Carolina industrial data Horry County Developers site
This is a 1969 report generated by the South Carolina State Development Board in cooperation with the Coastal Plains Regional Commission to provide potential industrial developers with information about the Horry County Developers site in Horry County and to encourage new industrial development. The report includes maps, photographs, and descriptions of the Horry County Developers site, as well as geologic information. The document also includes brief statistics of Conway, SC, covering population density, current industries, state of the labor force, local government, finances and taxes, transportation, utilities, education, recreation, and public services.
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Article(print)#151927
North Carolina to have better county government
In: National municipal review, Volume 16, p. 519-526
ISSN: 0190-3799
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