Photo above: Service members from the three Beaufort military installations were honored as “Service Members of the Year” by the Rotary Club of Beaufort at its annual Veterans Day luncheon on Nov. 9. The recipients were recommended by their commands based on their outstanding duty performance and service to both the military and Beaufort communities. From left are Rotarian Lt. General Jack Klimp, USMC, Ret. (a former Parris Island commander); Cpl. Khalif Pitts, USMC (MCAS Beaufort); Petty Officer Sarah E. Garcia, USN; Sgt. Dylan J. Sullivan, USMC (Parris Island); and Rotary Club President Lt. Col. Willie Mack Stansell, USMC, Ret. Photo by Lance Cpl. Max Bavastro, MCRD Public Affairs.
Cuthbert House is honored by Trivago
The Cuthbert House in Beaufort has been has been awarded the No. 10 spot on Trivago’s list of the “Best Alternative Accommodations” in the U.S.
With user ratings gathered from 34 hotel, booking and review sites across the web, Trivago used an index for hotel ratings.
The No. 1 pick was the Langham in Chicago.
WebsterRogers gives back to community
Every year the nine offices of WebsterRogers, an accounting and consulting firm, participate in a Day of Service. This year the Bluffton/Hilton Head Island office of WebsterRogers will take time out to head over to Bluffton Self Help on Friday, Nov. 18.
The office plans to give back to the community and make a difference where it matters most by participating in a toy drive for local children in need of a brighter Christmas.
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Mikkelson Law Firm moves to Promenade
The Mikkelson Law Firm will hold a ribbon cutting at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, to celebrate its move to the Promenade in Bluffton at 214 Bluffton Road.
For the past two years, Mikkelson Law Firm LLC has strived to become an integral part of Bluffton’s growing and unique community.
The firm looks forward to continuing to build a firm that serves Bluffton families and businesses.
The Mikkelson Law Firm team includes four attorneys: Ryan Mikkelson, Tiffany Mikkelson, Ashley Adams Brown and Jacquelyn Bowler, along with support staff.
