More than 1,000 show up in Beaufort for ‘No Kings Day’
Around 1,200 people turned out at noon for the “No Kings Day” protest in Beaufort on Saturday, March 28, carrying signs and many dressing in themed attire to protest the actions of President Donald Trump and his administration.
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JSLB hosting 2nd annual Scales & Tails Kids Fishing Tournament
The Junior Service League of Beaufort (JSLB) is hosting its second annual Scales & Tails Kids Fishing Tournament on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 10 a.m., to noon at The Sands Beach Boardwalk in Port Royal.
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Friends of Fort Fremont Oyster Roast
The Friends of Fort Fremont held their annual Oyster Roast on Friday, March 13, 2026,…
A Night At The Museum Auction held at Beaufort Arsenal
Staff reports The Beaufort History Museum held its auction and gala — “A Night at…
Luck o’ the Irish: St. Patrick’s Day babies
Three little lucky charms made their debut appearance on St. Patrick’s Day at the Beaufort…
Singing the truth: Tendaji Bailey turns history lecture into Gullah Geechee ‘truth-telling symphony’
The Parish Church at Habersham is a relatively new building that was consecrated at the…
Lowcountry Life: A foggy morning at the Marina
Some Marines were doing calisthenics nearby at 7:24 a.m., Saturday, March 21, when John Miller…
Veteran of the Week – Elizabeth (Liz) Santagati
American Legion Beaufort Post 207 brings you Elizabeth (Liz) Santagati, 75, who graduated with the…
JSLB hosting 2nd annual Scales & Tails Kids Fishing Tournament
The Junior Service League of Beaufort (JSLB) is hosting its second annual Scales & Tails…
His awesomeness was contagious: Club Karate owner reflects on decades as friend of Chuck Norris
Long before the internet turned Chuck Norris into a punchline, he was something else entirely…
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Commentary & Voices
Mathews promotes small-mindedness
In a recent The Island News op-ed called “A time and a place for everything,” author Louise Mathews wrote that she objects to athletes who speak out about LGBTQA+ “rights.”
Has the City stolen defeat from the jaws of victory?
In what appeared a “gift from heaven” at the March 10, 2026, Beaufort City Council meeting, the City was offered a $2,271,600 contract from Clarendon Farms, LLC, to purchase about 31 acres in the long-failed, City-owned Beaufort Commerce Park.
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March 26, 2026