City of Beaufort PIO Ashley Brandon resigns
Ashley Brandon, the City of Beaufort’s Public Information Officer, has resigned her post, City Manager Scott Marshall announced during the March 10 regular City Council meeting.
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Area Sports Schedule & Results
Area high school and college sports results and schedule.
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Community
PAL Pets of the Week
All pets at Palmetto Animal League at 56 Riverwalk in Okatie have their shots and…
Hilton Head Humane Pets of the Week
All pets at Hilton Head Humane’s Hilton Head Campus at 10 Humane Way have their…
Hilton Head Humane Pets of the Week
All pets at Hilton Head Humane’s Hilton Head Campus at 10 Humane Way have their…
PAL Pets of the Week
All pets at Palmetto Animal League at 56 Riverwalk in Okatie have their shots and…
Lowcountry Life: Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane …
J. Mark Daniel snapped this photo of SpaceX over Salem Bay at 6 a.m., Wednesday,…
Veteran of the Week – Otis Deloach
American Legion Beaufort Post 207 brings you Otis Deloach, 77, who was drafted into the…
This Week In History: Gen. Lafayette visits Beaufort
On March 18, 1825, General Lafayette arrives in Beaufort to a 13-gun salute and speaks…
Treasure House donates $112,500 to Holy Trinity
Treasure House Thrift & More, a mission-driven organization which is an outreach of St. Helena’s…
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Commentary & Voices
DoD’s TAP Program essential to successful separation from the military, future success, Part 4
Ths article is the fourth in a series of four about how the Department of Defense’s Transition Assistance Programs (TAP) are essential for a successful separation from the military and a key to future success.
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March 12, 2026