By Jessica Wade
The Post And Courier
PORT ROYAL — The largest, oldest live oak in Beaufort County sprouted from an acorn and rose from the ground more than a century before South Carolina was established as a state. The tree stood through the American Revolution and Civil War, hurricanes and — most recently — developers.
A preservation effort aims to keep the 350-year-old Cherry Hill Oak around for generations to come.
By Delayna Earley The Island News State environmental officials and representatives of Coastal Waste and Recycling
The Island News “Could you please speak into the mike?” That was one of a few
By Lolita Huckaby BEAUFORT An interesting headline recently in The Island Packet/Beaufort Gazette summarized a not-so-unfamiliar
From staff reports In early February, Beaufort Memorial is hosting a free opportunity for local high
Work can’t continue as cold weather is hampering asphalt work Staff reports The planned date for