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Last month, I reported that the General Assembly would need to reconvene before July 1 to complete conference committee work on several important matters, including finalizing the fiscal year 2026-27 …

Seven years ago, a new sign appeared outside the gates of Oscar Frazier Park, honoring the first Bluffton team to claim a Diamond Youth Baseball state championship and advance to represent South …

Grist reports that major banks are increasing financing for fossil fuels, undermining climate commitments and supporting the petrochemical industry's growth strategy.

“Man must rise above the Earth – to the top of the atmosphere and beyond – for only thus will he fully understand the world in which he lives.” – Socrates The world today is changing …

As our parents age, protecting their well-being often extends beyond healthcare and daily support. Increasingly, families are finding themselves concerned about another growing threat: financial …

Tom Iredell, head golf pro at Bear Creek in Hilton Head Plantation, posed a question the other day: “What are the two most important things for being a great putter?” I said (1) putter face …

I fell and went boom. My appointment at BOSS Orthopedics on April 16 was at 11 a.m., and with 15 minutes to spare, I backed into a parking space opposite their front door. For the past …

This past Tuesday, I guided a relatively new member of the boating community to our waters and, in particular, to Spanish mackerel fishing. His name was Gary, and along with his friend Chuck, I …

The human body is more than a collection of organs and tissues. Within the body is an essential system that quietly powers daily life. Mitochondria, tiny structures inside cells, produce ATP, the …

Staying safe on the water requires being prepared. Start by checking the weather. Check local weather and radar. Sudden changes in the weather, such as temperature drops or increasing winds, are …

The heat is up, and so is the anger. It is difficult to read the news or watch a social media feed without seeing some type of road rage incident in the United States. Most often, these road …

It’s a cliché because it’s true: Don’t sweat the small stuff. Most people have heard that phrase a hundred times, but actually living it is a different story. Somewhere along the way, …

Aging is not for the weak. But every now and then, it comes with unexpected rewards. One of them is perspective, especially when it comes to music. I’ve been around long enough to listen to …

The Bluffton real estate market is entering July with an unusual combination of record-low seasonal inventory, rising sales activity and continued price strength. Although homes are taking longer to …

Michael Wayne Wojcik, a South Carolina author and Lowcountry resident, will discuss his latest novel, “Don’t Let Me In,” during an event Aug. 20 at Emry’s Bookshop in Port Royal Plaza. …

Summer has a way of filling our camera rolls almost without us noticing. Family vacations, beach sunsets, grandchildren visiting, graduations, backyard barbecues and spontaneous afternoons on the …

The Beaufort County School District will host its annual Back-to-School Expo on July 18 in Bluffton to help students and families prepare for the 2026-27 school year. The event will run from 10 …

It may not hang in a gallery or sit in a museum, but dance is undeniably an art form. Through movement, music and expression, dancers create something that can be both beautiful and deeply …

The Art League Academy will host “Halfway Home,” a sea turtle-themed art exhibit benefiting Sea Turtle Patrol HHI, from July 21-31, 2026, on Hilton Head Island. The exhibit will feature …

Habitat for Humanity of the Lowcountry will host its 29th annual golf tournament Sept. 28 at Oldfield Golf Club to raise funds for affordable housing programs in Beaufort and Jasper counties. The …

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