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.
Mony’s House summer camps celebrate the pursuit of a creative life Read More »
A familiar Lowcountry food truck, one that has shown up for weddings, birthdays and long lines of hungry locals, is now relying on that same community to show up for them.
Beloved Lowcountry food truck damaged in fire; community steps up to help Read More »
Public service is a responsibility. It requires not only strength, but also humility and a willingness to engage with differing perspectives. I believe I am prepared to meet that responsibility.
Am I tough enough? Read More »
Like most folks, I am grateful for the benefits offered by Amazon, Google, Spotify, and similar services. I read how AI will allow vendors to know more about me and adjust their algorithm, so they present me with targeted choices. That’s good business but it removes the possibility that we will like things that we don’t know exist. I am attracted to creative people and unique creations.
Arts, humanity, creativity in the AI age Read More »
