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In the arena of estate planning, avoiding unnecessary court involvement, preserving privacy, maximizing income tax deferral planning (IRA’s), planning to ensure availability of government …

I know, I know, you’ve been thinking about taking a golf lesson or two but are afraid that trying to change your swing might actually make your game go south. It may be illogical reasoning, but …

For decades, homeownership has been synonymous with the American dream. But for many Lowcountry residents, the transition from homeowner to community member represents something even more valuable: …

Second Helpings has appointed three new members to its board of directors, bringing experience in education, food relief and marketing to the nonprofit’s leadership team. Renata Johnson …

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, really? Settle down, Andy Williams. This time of year is straight-up dumpster-fire panic. The only marshmallows getting toasted in my life are the ones …

This column is about personal safety. It is about providing critical information to remind the reader to be safer around other humans. Certainly, it would be nice if the world was not like this. It …

As the year comes to a close, it may be a good time to check on your investments with an eye toward tax implications. Keeping long-term investment goals in mind, a trusted advisor can help you …

The Bluffton real estate market made several meaningful moves this month, and the data shows a market tightening in real time. Inventory dropped, pending activity surged, and long listed properties …

If there’s one universal truth many entrepreneurs learn after years of building a business, it’s this: proving yourself is absolutely exhausting. A founder can be confident, strong, …

When I found an opportunity to begin my career on Hilton Head after graduating from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 2000 (hail to Pitt!), I couldn’t have imagined what …

On the afternoon of June 29, 1932, a sudden summer storm brought tragedy to Gadsden (Gascoigne) Bluff, about three miles from Bluffton. Four men had been working in a field on the old Gadsden Bluff …

Dear Bluffton friends, Within just a few days from now, as a community we will celebrate a whole host of special days. Most closely in our calendar is the American national holiday of …

  Advent is a season of expectation—a time when we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ, the One who brings light into every shadow. But for many people today, Advent doesn’t …

Expert Answer: The holidays aren’t just about celebration. They’re a chance to check in on how you are doing — and how your aging parents or loved ones are doing — so you can …

The holiday comedy “Christmas Belles” will take the stage Dec. 4th through 14th at Sea Glass Stage at Coligny, bringing the eccentric Futrelle sisters of Fayro, Texas, back into the …

The Society of Bluffton Artists, a fixture of Old Town Bluffton’s arts community for more than three decades, is searching for a new home after learning the two buildings it occupies on Church …

Chabad Greater Hilton Head will hold a series of public Chanukah celebrations across the Lowcountry in December, including menorah lightings, a car parade and community gatherings in Beaufort, …

The Lowcountry Wind Symphony, under the direction of Donald F. Jemella, has announced an unprecedented program: the commissioning of a groundbreaking new work by world-renowned composer Stephen …

“The Gullah Museum: Storytelling Through Photos” On Display Now Island Recreation Center, 20 Wilborn Rd., Hilton Head Island Photographer Lyndsi Caulder’s visual exhibit benefiting …

Lowcountry Community Church will welcome families for its third annual Lowcountry Christmas Experience on Sunday, Dec. 21st, offering a free evening of holiday activities that has quickly become one …

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