By Carol Lucas Where have all the true conservatives gone? The moment I asked myself that question, a song immediately popped into
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By Andy Brack If there’s one thing that’s bringing together Republicans and Democrats in Columbia, it’s the increasingly widely-held belief that it’s
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By Scott Graber It is Friday, early, and I’m in my dining room awaiting rain that has been promised by “weather radar”
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By Tim Wood “I used to be a pacifist!” That is a quote from a friend as we were speculating our end
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We the people Our democracy is known as “government for the people, by the people.” The concept is established in the Preamble
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By Mike McCombs The Island News Most Americans can’t tell you who Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier was. Even if
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By Elizabeth Chew During the American Revolution, a wealthy French teenager was willing to risk his fortune and his life for people
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By Lolita Huckaby BEAUFORT Beaufort County Council’s committee members got some bad press last week from the Savannah television news reporters who
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At Friends of Caroline on Friends Lane near the Ridgeland/Okatie border, Habersham’s Ron Callari took a photo of their grand piano in
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American Legion Beaufort Post 207 brings you Jake Marcaio, 38, who joined the U.S. Army in Monmouth, N.J., in 2009. After Basic
MoreMarch 18 1825: General Lafayette arrives in Beaufort to a 13-gun salute and speaks to citizens from the John Mark Verdier House,
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The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), which owns and maintains the Woods Memorial Bridge in downtown Beaufort, confirmed that the bridge’s
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