Friends of the Beaufort Library hosting Books Sandwiched In series January 21, 2026 Uncategorized From staff reports Once again this year, as is has since 1987, The Friends of the Beaufort Library is hosting Books Sandwiched More
‘The show will go on’ again January 21, 2026 Arts Dueling Pianos Dinner Theatre returns to Beaufort Special to The Island News The dueling piano show hosted by Alzheimer’s Family Services is More
Appalatin on Fripp — again! January 21, 2026 Arts By Margit Resch Special to The Island News Last time I introduced Appalatin to our Beaufort community, I asked my readers what More
ARTS BRIEFS January 21, 2026 Arts UUFB celebrating Great Scottish Bard Robert Burns The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Beaufort (UUFB) will celebrate the life and works of the More
High blood pressure: a ‘silent killer’ January 21, 2026 Health By Tara Kay, MMS, PA-C Beaufort Memorial Heart Specialists High blood pressure is known as a “silent killer” because it can damage More
Stroke recovery: what to expect on the road ahead January 21, 2026 Health Special to The Island News Stroke recovery — and post-stroke care — are the longest phases of the journey after you or More
Thank you, Edie, for the walkway money January 21, 2026 Bill Rauch/Contributors/Voices By Bill Rauch I got myself into a mess recently. Readers may recall a column I wrote a month or so ago More
To discuss or not discuss — that is the question. January 21, 2026 Carol Lucas/Contributors/Voices By Carol Lucas This afternoon I was sitting at my computer, trying to come up with a topic for the upcoming edition More
America’s tumultuous year January 21, 2026 Voices By Andy Brack It’s been a sad year for America. Since Jan. 20, 2025, we’ve had a president actively working to impede More
Pope Leo determined to complete Pope Francis’ work January 21, 2026 Contributors/Scott Graber/Voices By Scott Graber It is Friday, early, and frigid. This morning I’m sitting in my gray-painted library; a fire in my small More
Boring and meaningless January 21, 2026 Voices By Louise Mathews The movie “A Christmas Story” contains a scene in which young Ralphie eagerly holds the hubcap while his father More
Political parties have a right to freedom of association January 21, 2026 Voices By Drew McKissick The most important thing that a political party can do is choose candidates to represent them on the ballot More