Chester DePratter, head of the research division of the University of South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology, far right, on Monday
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Are we ready when it happens here? By Lolita Huckaby BEAUFORT It’s been more than a week since Uvalde, Texas became a
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‘Fun-in-the-Sun’ season is here and a good time to talk about the most serious kind of sun damage, sun blisters. Sun blisters
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When the weather warms, windows are opened and home improvement projects are started, which can kick up lead dust. Roopa Thakur, MD,
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The shootings across our country have left families in shock as they struggle to make sense of the tragedies. Many children are
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Protein flatulence refers to excessive or smelly flatulence that a person may experience on a protein-rich diet. While many people may attribute
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Chronic fatigue syndrome is more than just exhaustion. It is fatigue that makes it impossible to function normally. In addition to feeling
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Saltwater may benefit the skin, although there is little scientific evidence to support its use in skin care. Seawater may contain beneficial
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Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC1), right, answers questions during her “Coffee with Your Congresswoman” event on Thursday at her Beaufort office at 712
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About 200 faithful fans didn’t let a little rain stop them from enjoying the third in a series of four outdoor concerts
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From staff reports A Beaufort High School student was announced today as the winner of a prestigious National Merit Scholarship. Holland Perryman
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Beaufort’s Doug Hart, 73, joined the United States Marine Corps in Johnstown, N.Y. in 1968. After boot camp at Parris Island and
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