As temperatures rise across Texas, many families are heading to the pool to beat the heat. But while summer fun is almost here, safety must remain a top priority.

Georgetown County Parks and Recreation and the YMCA of Coastal Carolina will be delivering mobile swim lessons to youth in rural areas of Georgetown County this summer.

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The Henderson County Family YMCA will officially kick off their Summer Day Camp on Tuesday. The program is for children five ...

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Due to air and water temperatures in the low 60s, many local pools announced on Facebook that they would postpone opening day. Outdoor pools with the YMCA of the Roses in Lancaster County, and the ...

Swimmers and staff at the pool deck here at Potterfield Pool in the south end of town are ready to take the summer splash. Families were lined up for the noon hour opening of the pool for the season.

As more people head to area waterways and pools, experts want families to become more educated about water safety.