Dangerous heat continues across Beaufort County as advisory remains in effect
Beaufort County remains under a Heat Advisory as dangerously hot and humid conditions continue across the Lowcountry. While afternoon temperatures are expected to reach the upper 90s, the National Weather Service says the combination of heat and humidity could push heat index values as high as 110 degrees, increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses for anyone spending extended time outdoors.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. calls Beaufort ‘hidden gem’ after Lowcountry getaway
For two days, NASCAR Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. and his wife, Amy, quietly explored Beaufort like any other visitors.
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Community
Celebrating Port Royal: USCB Studio Art faculty, students create mural at Port Royal Police Department
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Disabled American Veterans Chapter 12 of Port Royal celebrates 75 years
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Water Festival hits home stretch
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Penn Center invites the public to experience the artistry, history, and cultural significance of handmade…
YMCA Family Day
YMCA Family Day was held Saturday, July 11, 2026, in Port Royal.
Vickers reflects on year as Beaufort Water Festival Commodore
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Beaufort Water Festival returns Friday
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Commentary & Voices
Brown building something special at Creek
When Battery Creek hired C.J. Brown to take over its boys basketball team in 2019, there was hope. Hope that Brown, who once starred in the Blue and Gold, could restore the once-proud program to the lofty status it held for years under John Drafts, back before Whale Branch Early College High School opened and split the talent pool.
Evolution of the pecking order
By Douglas Pugh Times are changing, pecking orders evolving, but the chickens aren’t pleased. After all, they take pride in being the inspiration for this universally applicable ranking measure. Ranked positions in all species have existed since their evolution, but it was chickens who gave it its name, recognizing that it provided stability and sustainability to the flock. But times…
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july 16, 2026