Retired U.S. Army Chaplain Maj. Gen. William “Bill” Green Jr. will be honored Oct. 10 during a public ceremony recognizing a military career of more than three decades and his ties to Hilton Head …
Market statistics tell us what has already happened. But some of the most valuable insight comes from listening to what buyers and sellers are saying, watching how they are behaving and understanding …
The Presidents Cup began in 1994, with the U.S. playing an international field of non-European countries. This event was created because there were a number of golf professionals who couldn’t play …
Jaguars, collector cars, car clubs and a Friday night concert are among the attractions at the 2026 Hilton Head Island Concours d’Elegance & Motoring Festival, which returns to Port Royal Golf …
A safe and successful Halloween party is all in the planning and preparation. First, outside, clear your walkways and driveways of any debris and make sure they are well lit. Inside, remove …
Bluffton Town Council is seeking applicants to fill vacancies on several town boards and committees, including positions related to accommodations taxes, zoning, construction appeals and economic …
Bluffton has a crowded, fun-filled calendar of events, bringing plenty of opportunities to enjoy the cooler weather and spend time with friends and neighbors. The Town’s Events and Venues …
Bluffton High cross country runners Giada Carge and Brennan Roedig both understand how cross country can be just as grueling mentally as it is physically. “I like to listen to some house music …
There is a silent invasion happening all around us in the Lowcountry, wreaking havoc on the vulnerable creatures in our community that help make our flowers bloom and our crops grow. Scientists …
Say what? Perfect hole-in-one? Sounds like the perfect martini! I mean, isn’t a plain old martini or any old hole-in-one good enough, whichever way it goes down? Not for golf-crazed analytical …
U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall's commercial critical of Democrat Adam Hamilton features unauthorized use of a picture taken of youth sitting in a Kansas chapel.
The U.S. Department of Energy said on Monday that it has approved $150 million to partially fund a second electrical intertie between Southcentral Alaska and the Interior. When built, the Beluga-Healy Transmission Project would result in a redundant power link between Fairbanks and Anchorage, increasing the ability of power companies to use the cheapest electricity […]
(BPT) - At 16 years old, Terese "Reese" Termulo was a healthy, active honors student and dancer with a bright future ahead of her, when she suddenly became ill with the flu.On Jan. 9, 2020, her …
The U.S. Capitol on May 7, 2025. (Photo by Jennifer Shutt/States Newsroom)
One month after the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council (CRMC) failed to decide the fate of a proposed oyster farm in Tiverton, project opponents are asking a judge to step in. The Sept. 24 complaint filed in Providence County Superior Court against both the CRMC and applicants John and Patrick Bowen argues the council’s […]
Kivo reports that the Biotech Investment National Security Act of 2026 will expand U.S. licensing deal reviews to include biotechnology, creating new documentation requirements.
Hashimoto's and GLP-1 medications: Why losing weight can change the thyroid medication dose you need
Ivologist reports indicate that weight loss from GLP-1 medications can alter thyroid medication doses, particularly for those with Hashimoto's disease.
Sinch reports that shopper preferences for AI vs. human support depend on the question, with rising AI skepticism and privacy concerns impacting confidence in its use.
Splitero breaks down the fall maintenance tasks worth prioritizing and how proactive home care can support your long-term plans
TCL reports that eye-friendly screens are crucial for students due to screen fatigue, promoting healthier device use for better learning outcomes.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.