On June 2, 1863, Harriet Tubman, as an advisor to Col. James Montgomery, helped lead the Combahee River Raid, freeing more than 750 slaves.
This Week In History: Harriet Tubman helps lead the Combahee River Raid Read More »
With the June 9 primaries rapidly approaching, the focus on political candidates builds just like the summer heat.
The legal battle over Pine Island and the future of development on St. Helena Island is once again headed to federal court, with developers now directly accusing Beaufort County of enforcing what they describe as a racially discriminatory zoning ordinance.
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Members of Beaufort City Council, city staff and community members gathered Wednesday morning, May 20, for a ribbon-cutting and historic marker unveiling at Washington Street Park, which has been renovated with significant upgrades.
Revamped Washington Street Park, historic marker unveiled Read More »
This week, I decided to take a break from grumbling about the pollen and doom-scrolling on my phone and take a warm-day walk with our rescue dog, Buddy, over to spend a little time in the hallowed ground of the Tabernacle Baptist Church churchyard.
Awe-inspiring Moses Read More »
Penn Center is hosting a powerful art exhibit by acclaimed Orangeburg-based artist Floyd Gordon, on display through April 15.
Penn Center’s York W. Bailey Museum hosting Floyd Gordon exhibit Read More »
USCB’s Institute for the Study of the Reconstruction Era is hosting its 4th annual public history symposium Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21, at the Center for the Arts on the Beaufort campus.
