Those of us who have spent any time boating, fishing, shrimping, or crabbing in the waters of the Colleton or May Rivers know that the river floor is not flat, it can go from 10 feet to thirty feet …

Hopefully everyone is enjoying the grilling weather and spending some time on their lawns before we hit the sweltering heat of the summer. Coming out of one of the dryest April’s to date, …

When the bombs fell during Operation Desert Storm back in 1991, Captain Melanie Frank was already there—aboard the USNS Comfort, a 1,000-bed floating hospital ready for chemical warfare and …

As the Speaker banged the gavel last Thursday, the Legislature officially adjourned Sine Die, Latin for “without a day,” scheduled to reconvene. This adjournment brings the first year of …

Lots of families will be going camping this summer for their vacation. Here are a few tips to keep your trip fun and safe. Plan ahead for your park or camping visit. Many parks offer a lot to …

I admit it…I’m a sucker for soft shell crabs. I’m originally from the land of lobsters so that’s quite a mouthful of confession. It wasn’t an easy transition – we …

Expert Advice: As an elder law attorney, I often explain to clients how estate planning involves much more than just creating a will or trust. It’s also about making sure your loved ones can …

While opening day for both baseball and the community pool has come and gone, the significance of both remains, especially here in the Lowcountry. While this is also pollen season (you don’t …

The Town of Bluffton has launched Celebrating Bluffton 2025, an expanded series of community events designed to give residents more opportunities to connect with neighbors and spend time with friends …

Spring in the Lowcountry is simply spectacular and Steve Wilmot and the Heritage Classic Foundation folks do an incredible job with the tournament showcasing the amazing place we all get to call …

Happy Spring! We hope everyone is enjoying some warmer weather, as well as the outdoor activities that come along with it. As we begin to get out more we are seeing many changes in our outdoor …

Understanding a dog’s fear of thunderstorms can help how we handle it. And, if it is a new behavior, why the sudden onset of terror? Behaviorists and veterinarians think that dogs sense …

There are so many words in the dictionary that carry an undeniable “ick” factor. You know the type — the ones that sound like they were plucked from thin air, but you just know …

Did you hear that? Hoot Hoot Hoot? Perhaps it was a celebratory call, two Great Horned Owls recently became new parents on Hilton Head Island. Their tiny chicks, called owlets, hatched a day apart in …

Stormwater management officials have a new defense against flooding and pollution with the enlistment of Wapro, Inc., an international flood management technology company that has installed equipment …

The origins of plastic surgery can be traced back to ancient times, with the term “plastic” derived from the Greek word “Plastikos,” meaning “to mold.” This …

April is National Gardening Month—a time to dig in the dirt, nurture growth, and cultivate beauty. But tending a garden isn’t just about plants; it’s also a perfect metaphor for …

“Wait, he’s in the backyard? In the DARK?” This was the moment I knew our annual tradition was officially out of control. The day before Easter my bestie Janet signed us up for …

After two months of desperately seeking my thinner self, I’m beginning to understand that there truly is a fine line between stretching and ripping. I’ve always lived by Mark …

As we age, our bodies naturally go through changes that can limit movement, decrease range of motion and increase the risk of injury. For adults over 40, maintaining both mobility and flexibility is …