As Bluffton continues to grow, it’s more important than ever for residents—especially those new to our community—to understand how their local government works. That’s why the …
A quiet movement of generosity is making a big difference—one box at a time. Blessing Box Project Bluffton is aimed at fighting food insecurity and supporting neighbors in need through small, …
Every year, up to 800,000 martins migrate to their breeding grounds in North America from Brazil. They fan out across the entire United States and into Canada in search of birdhouses on farms, …
“The sand is too dark, and the water is too murky; it will never work”. This exact sentence was uttered in the mid-1960s from a potential investor, a well-known, high-profile money …
A unique summer art exhibition celebrating the often-unseen heroes of the food industry will take place Monday, July 14th, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Restaurant Equipment Company of Bluffton, located at …
Turtle Talks Mondays (June–August) • 8–9 p.m. Lowcountry Celebration Park, 94 Pope Ave, Hilton Head Island Free weekly sea turtle presentation by Amber Kuehn, Director of Sea …
The Bluffton Sunset Party Series returns this summer with the annual May River Shrimp Festival, set for Thursday, July 24th and Friday, July 25th at Oyster Factory Park. The twoday festival blends …
Libraries for Kids, International will welcome acclaimed Southern author and visual artist Brenda Sutton Rose for a special author talk on Monday, July 21st, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Roasting …
I asked a number of my friends and golf students this question and got a variety of answers. Most of them were reasons why they didn’t watch women’s golf. I will list some of these and …
The USCB Sand Sharks might be hosting their biggest home game yet June 26th, but it won’t be in The Cove. In fact, if all goes well, it will lead the Sand Sharks to a much bigger tank. …
Do you remember, when we were kids, they had “Backwards Day” or “Opposites Day” at school? We would dress backwards by wearing our clothes inside-out, walk to school …
What makes gold a widely considered inflation hedge for shielding wealth? Gold is a commodity like no other. Coveted throughout the ages for its natural beauty and resistance to tarnish, it …
In the world of real estate, most buyers and sellers focus on price, inspections, and closing dates. But one of the most common, and least discussed, pitfalls in a home sale involves something far …
Lowcountry business briefs: Conservation, growth, honors and new ventures shape local scene. From expanding luxury vacation portfolios to launching bird conservation programs and debuting stylish new …
The South Carolina Transportation Infrastructure Bank (SIB) has approved $120 million in funding for the U.S. 278 Corridor Project, a long-planned initiative to replace aging bridge spans and enhance …
A new AI-powered medical translation platform created by a longtime Hilton Head surgeon aims to solve one of American healthcare’s biggest problems: patients not understanding their own medical …
Beaufort County has been granted SCDOT approval for the proposed sidewalk in the Alljoy neighborhood, according to an update from the County’s Alljoy liaison Matt Krause. The approval, …
“Shoe Us the Love!” “Shoe Us the Love!” That was the cheer at Bluffton Middle School as students rallied behind a heartwarming cause. Local members of the school’s …
Nearly two decades after first stepping onto a Food Network set, Orchid Paulmeier is back in the national spotlight. The longtime Bluffton and Hilton Head restaurateur and owner of One Hot …
With hurricane season officially underway, the Town of Bluffton is urging residents, business owners, property managers, and developers to prepare early and remain vigilant through November 30th. …
