The Commanders’ Brief to the Governor aims to build relationships between military and state officials and address concerns affecting military communities across South Carolina.
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When was the last time you floated on cloud nine? If it’s been a while, then come to the performance of singer and actress Nicole Henry, whose captivating beauty of both voice and stage presence will carry you into the stratosphere.
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Hemingway’s will still exist anytime anyone says, “Remember that night at Hemingway’s?!” What is remembered is always a blessing. What isn’t … stays at Hemingway’s.
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If Cherimie Weatherford had her way, the hallways inside 1407 King Street in Beaufort would be talking. They would be chatting about the history of not just the county employees who worked inside this one story former county administrative building but abuzz with stories expressing the rich history of the community where it sits. This is the part of Beaufort where previously enslaved people settled and became homeowners during and following the Civil War.
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Beaufort City Council candidate Jared Madison spoke with community members at a Meet & Greet held on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2026, at Herban Market in Beaufort.
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Penn Center is looking for volunteers to support the celebration of Gullah culture, history, and community at the 42nd annual Heritage Days Festival to be held Nov. 12-14.
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Robert L. Gwaltney brings decades of nonprofit leadership to the Beaufort organization By Delayna EarleyThe Island News Four years ago, Robert L. Gwaltney came to Beaufort as a writer with
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Leadership Beaufort, a program that for more than 40 years has cultivated community trustee leadership by providing participants with an in-depth look at the cultural, economic, historic, social, educational, environmental, and governmental resources that shape the Beaufort region, has selected its Class of 2027.
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In late October of 2015, 36-year-old Ver’mon “Mony” Steve was duct-taped, kidnapped, and murdered in Beaufort. As with many violent deaths, the jagged ripples tore through family, friends, and the community at large, leaving heartache behind. Now, more than 10 years later, his spirit is being celebrated through the creation of Mony’s House, which includes efforts to educate young people about audio engineering, music production, and cinema at camps this summer. These are all things that aligned with Ver’mon’s interests while he was alive.
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