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Late on the night of May 12 and early morning hours of May 13 in 1862, Beaufort’s Robert Smalls stole the CSS Planter and delivered the ship to the Union Navy that was blockading Charleston harbor.
This Week In History: Robert Smalls steals the CSS Planter Read More »
Linda Ferguson started her sewing career at a textile plant in Walterboro, where she was born, raised, and still lives. She learned to sew because her mother needed help.
Members of Beaufort City Council, city staff and community members gathered Wednesday morning, May 20, for a ribbon-cutting and historic marker unveiling at Washington Street Park, which has been renovated with significant upgrades.
Revamped Washington Street Park, historic marker unveiled Read More »
Photos Amber Hewitt/The Island News Hopeful Horizons hosted its annual Take Back the Night event on Thursday, April 23, 2026, as the community lined the lawn at USC Beaufort’s Center
Take Back The Night at USCB Read More »
Staff Reports Held on World Healing Day, the Springfest in Port Royal offered a meaningful mix of handmade goods, wellness services, and creative experiences that brought people together. Now in
Photos: Springfest in Port Royal Read More »
Staff reports Members of the Junior Service League of Beaufort (JSLB) held a Recruitment Soirée on Thursday, April 23, at Marker 244 in Port Royal. JSLB is accepting applications for
Junior Service League of Beaufort accepting applications for new members Read More »
Ron Callari’s photo finds “Steve” taking a water break. Discover some of Beaufort’s old southern charm on a horse-drawn carriage tour throughout the town’s picturesque historic district.
Lowcountry Life: A much-needed water break Read More »
Staff Reports What started as dollar bills blanketing the walls and ceiling of a Lowcountry tavern ended with an $8,000 donation to veterans. On Saturday, April 25, 2026, volunteers from
Johnson Creek Tavern hosts ‘Dollar Pull Down’ – Raises $8,000 for Honor Flight Savannah Read More »
