Early Monday crash takes out light pole, traffic signal at intersection of Ribaut Road, Bay Street
The intersection of Ribaut Road and Bay Street was shut down early Monday morning after a vehicle struck the light pole, bringing down the pole and the traffic signal.
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Beaufort High girls dominate Beaufort Track Classic
Beaufort High School’s girls track and field team continued its dominant season with another team title Saturday, running away from the competition at the 21st annual Beaufort Track Classic.
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KidFest 2026 Recap: Beaufort families celebrate annual event
Families enjoyed face painting, snow cones, games, bounce houses, crafts, carnival rides and more during Kidfest hosted by MCAS Beaufort and Marne Corps Community Services on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at Laurel Bay. KidFest brings together military families and the local community to kick off the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Photos courtesy of Emma Cecil
Families enjoyed face painting, snow cones, games, bounce houses, crafts, carnival rides and more during Kidfest hosted by MCAS Beaufort and Marne Corps Community Services on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at Laurel Bay. KidFest brings together military families and the local community to kick off the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Photos courtesy of Emma Cecil
Families enjoyed face painting, snow cones, games, bounce houses, crafts, carnival rides and more during Kidfest hosted by MCAS Beaufort and Marne Corps Community Services on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at Laurel Bay. KidFest brings together military families and the local community to kick off the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Photos courtesy of Emma Cecil
Families enjoyed face painting, snow cones, games, bounce houses, crafts, carnival rides and more during Kidfest hosted by MCAS Beaufort and Marne Corps Community Services on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at Laurel Bay. KidFest brings together military families and the local community to kick off the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Photos courtesy of Emma Cecil
Families enjoyed face painting, snow cones, games, bounce houses, crafts, carnival rides and more during Kidfest hosted by MCAS Beaufort and Marne Corps Community Services on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at Laurel Bay. KidFest brings together military families and the local community to kick off the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Photos courtesy of Emma Cecil
Families enjoyed face painting, snow cones, games, bounce houses, crafts, carnival rides and more during Kidfest hosted by MCAS Beaufort and Marne Corps Community Services on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at Laurel Bay. KidFest brings together military families and the local community to kick off the Month of the Military Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Photos courtesy of Emma Cecil
Photos: Beaufort History Museum Family Day
Rowan Kurth of Beaufort tries his hand at battlefield drumming instructed by Ken Seward of Columbia. Visitors stepped into the 18th century during a public program featuring interactive demonstrations, battlefield simulations, live cannon fire and the immersive film “Beaufort on the Brink of Revolution” at the Beaufort History Museum’s Family Day on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at the Beaufort Arsenal. Asa Aarons Smith/The Island News
At the Beaufort History Museum’s Family Day on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at the Beaufort Arsenal, visitors stepped into the 18th century during a public program featuring interactive demonstrations, battlefield simulations, live cannon fire and the immersive film “Beaufort on the Brink of Revolution.” Asa Aarons Smith/The Island News
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Commentary & Voices
Democracy doesn’t fear protest … dictators do
On Saturday, the people of this country rose up in vast numbers to protest. Some 3,300 events (and an early estimate of 8 million people) protested the current administration and all it is doing to bring down our democracy. Make no mistake, the world watched, and some even contributed.
Iran’s “Great Satan” strikes back
Whether or not Iran has enough weapons-grade uranium to imminently attack is not the question. Is a small cancer tumor an imminent threat to a person’s health, or should the medical team wait until it is big enough to actually kill the patient? As it has proven for almost half a century, the Iranian regime is a cancer on the…
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April 9, 2026