Editing Hardeeville, South Carolina (section)

==Culture==

===Media===
Hardeeville's weekly newspaper of record is ''Hardeeville Today'',<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.hardeevilletoday.com/ |title=Archived copy |access-date=January 9, 2020 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070228115536/http://www.hardeevilletoday.com/ |archive-date=February 28, 2007 |url-status=dead }}</ref> a subsidiary of the ''Savannah Morning News''. Other local newspapers that serve the community include the ''Jasper County Sun'' and the ''Island Packet''. The city of Hardeeville also owns and operates a public affairs channel (HTVN Channel 9) that can be seen on Hargray cable services. Broadcast channels shown on local services originate in the Savannah market.

===Community facilities===
* Hardeeville City Hall
* Hardeeville Museum (inside City Hall)
* Hardeeville Community Library
* Senior Citizens Center
* Coastal Carolina Hospital
* Hardeeville Recreational Park (sports and recreation fields & courts)
* Hardeeville Veterans Park & Argent Lumber Company Engine 7
* Sgt. Jasper County Park
* The Sarge Disc Golf Course

===Festivals and events===
The city hosts celebrations throughout the year to garner community involvement and interest. Among the more notable celebrations are:

* [[Easter Egg Hunt]] (March/April)
* SC/GA Barbeque Festival (April)
* [[Relay for Life]] (April/May)
* 4th off Main<ref>{{cite web | url=https://hardeevillesc.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID=2160 | title=Hardeeville 4th off Main }}</ref> (June/July)
* [[National Night Out]] (August)
* Catfish Festival (Third weekend in September annually)
* Christmas Parade and Christmas Tree Lighting (Second Saturday in December)

===Sports and recreation===
Through the city's recreation department, youth and adult athletics are sponsored year-round. Activities include football, flag football, basketball, softball, soccer, and cheerleading. Most recreational events take place at the city's recreation complex located behind City Hall.

The city is currently home to the [[University of South Carolina Beaufort]] Sand Sharks baseball and softball teams. The Sand Sharks have played at the Richard Gray Baseball Complex since 2008 and will continue games at the facility until a new facility is built on the USCB's south campus in Beaufort County.

===Religion===
The city is home to several Christian denominations, with most churches located in the downtown area. Other religious faiths have houses of worship in surrounding communities, especially in Beaufort, Hilton Head, and Savannah.