By Carol Lucas When my late husband and I moved to Beaufort in 1998, I truly believed we had created a new
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By Liz Farrell Most murder trials in South Carolina stay on the docket for years before they’re adjudicated — some longer than
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By Lolita Huckaby Short-term rentals’ future faces vote in Folly Beach BEAUFORT – There’s a vote taking place up the road in Folly
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For those who came of age in the American South, there was a certain behavior that was discouraged. My Southern mother would
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On February 1, a group of Clemson students dubbing themselves the “official” campus chapter of Turning Point USA, staged an “Affirmative Action
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How many times? At the risk of being redundant, how many times do we have to ask, “How many times?” We shake
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