Lowcountry romance author Jennifer Vido will be doing local book signings to promote her latest book, “Simplicity by the Sea,” the third of her Gull Island series of books via Wild Rose Press that are set in the Lowcountry.
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Two book signings are scheduled for “Contemporary Southern Vernacular: Creating Sustainable Houses for Hot, Humid Climates,” written by local architects Jane and Michael Frederick of the Beaufort firm Frederick + Frederick Architects.
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The highly anticipated 62nd annual Beaufort Art Association Spring Art Exhibit, titled “Unveiled,” is just around the corner — Tuesday, March 10 through Friday, March 13.
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Special to The Island News Denise Briggs, RN, has more than just a job at Beaufort Memorial – she has had a journey that has spanned over two decades, bringing her to her current position as a nurse in the hospital’s dialysis unit. She has been around Beaufort Memorial for her entire life, and in
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By Scott Graber It’s Tuesday, and I’m at the Shellring Ale Works in Port Royal. This evening I’m with about 100 people who have gathered to hear Dean Moss talk about the gestation, birthing and the early childhood of the Spanish Moss Trail. Dean’s story begins in 2007 when he was the Manager at the
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From The Wall Street Journal and other media outlets on Feb. 7, 2026: “Trump shares racist video depicting the Obamas as monkeys.” This from the President of the United States. Pages and pages can be filled with the president’s lies, personal attacks, lawsuit threats, etc. Not to mention the graft, self dealing and debasement that
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By Delayna Earley The Island News Beaufort City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday night on whether to adopt formal rules governing public comments on the city’s official social media pages, a proposal that has sparked weeks of discussion about transparency, access and the realities of moderating online platforms. The idea was first presented to
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By Graham B. Trask This is the annotated public comment given by me on Friday, Jan. 30, 2026 to Beaufort City Council at its annual strategic planning retreat. 1. Focus on the three primary core functions The City Of Beaufort government should focus on the three primary core functions of any city government: • Public
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Class action suit alleges ‘malodorous emissions’ interfered with residents’ home lives.
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Beaufort’s Andrea Ogiony took this photo at low tide on Saturday, Jan. 10 at the boneyard on Hunting Island, when the temperatures were still in the 70s.
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