I’m a Savannahian, born and raised. True, when school let out in the Spring, our family headed across the river into South Carolina and Bluffton and our heart’s delight, the Maye …

Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) are one of the leading causes of death in our country – on average, someone in the United States dies of CVD every 34 seconds, reports the American Heart …

February is a time to celebrate, acknowledge, and honor the local Gullah culture. A time to study and reflect on the significant contributions and experiences related to Gullah traditions, wisdom and …

It is with great pleasure that I welcome residents and the greater Bluffton community to the opening of The New Riverside Barn Park. This is the town’s newest and largest park, and the first to …

People might think I am a native of Bluffton. Nope. Although, from the time our cottage on the Maye River was turnkey in 1944, we were summer people, not to be confused with those who lived …

The proliferation of travel and club sports has created more opportunities for student-athletes in the Lowcountry to get the training and skills necessary to earn scholarships to play college sports, …

Letter to the Editor Speak to any Bluffton resident about concerns affecting our town and irresponsible development tops the list, particularly when it negatively impacts our environment.   …

Letter to the editor Development is inevitable. However, development can be done while protecting the community at large. On January 23 at 5 p.m., there will be a county meeting to vote on …

Just like that our last child left to go back to school this afternoon and the house is quiet again with all the decorations and evidence of the season back in the respective areas of the attic …

We’re not even one month into the New Year and have already experienced significant changes. The weather in the Lowcountry was freezing and is gradually warming up again. Leadership in our …

By Mayor Larry Toomer Contributor The Town of Bluffton will officially open its new Welcome Center at the historic Squire Pope Carriage House on Monday, February 3, with a ribbon cutting …

By Kevin Fitzpatrick Contributor I guess when you get to a certain age and realize that you have a whole lot more yesterdays than you do promised tomorrows, the tendency is to spend some …

By Rob Pearson Contributor It’s time to bring awareness to mental health disorders, break the stigma, and encourage anyone in need to seek help. It’s also a great time for you …

By Channing Heiss Contributor Bluffton native Robert “Roby” Eric Breger, known to many as Captain Roby, has developed strong passions over his life. His love for life on …

By Luke Frazier Contributor If you took a guess at how long Laura Van Horn had been teaching kids, just based on the energy and exuberant attitude that pours forth in a conversation with …

By Glenda Harris Contributor Another successful Sea Turtle season on Hilton Head has come to an end with the nest numbers a bit down from last year. This year, there were 204 nests counted, …

By Cinda Seamon Contributor Holiday celebrations and parties can put your home at risk for fire. Preparing for guests can be a challenge. While decorations and great food may seem like the most …

By Lindsay Perry Contributor “Though no one can go back and make a brand-new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand-new ending.” - Carl Bard Target was adopted …

By Paul Tollefson Contributor The year was 1960, and Hilton Head had not quite taken off with the “Boom” from tourism yet. Sea Pines was in its beginning stages of development and …

More than 200 conservationists, scientists, community leaders and government officials gathered on November 13 at Tabby Place in Beaufort to hear Governor Henry …