Three little lucky charms made their debut appearance on St. Patrick’s Day at the Beaufort Memorial Collins Birthing Center to parents from all around the Lowcountry.
Luck o’ the Irish: St. Patrick’s Day babies Read More »
As the Daytona 500 is to the NASCAR season, so is the Marwin Kline Invitational to the Lowcountry high school track & field season.
Marwin Kline gets track season off and running Read More »
By Delayna Earley The Island News A Beaufort distillery that opened in the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic and held on through years of change has closed its doors, prompting
Beaufort distillery closes after five years drawing community support in final days Read More »
Long before the internet turned Chuck Norris into a punchline, he was something else entirely to the people who worked alongside him.
A woman has been charged with felony driving under the influence in connection with a crash last week on Lady’s Island that killed a Beaufort mother of two.
Driver charged with felony DUI in Lady’s Island crash that killed passenger Read More »
Brook Harshaw, a nature photographer visiting the Lowcountry, captured this photo of two great egrets on Feb. 28, 2026, at the Cypress Wetlands in Port Royal.
Lowcountry Life: A pretty pair of egrets Read More »
The Beaufort Dance Company kicked off Night 2 of CAPA’s Dancing With Our Stars on Saturday, March 14, 2026.
Dancing With Our Stars Read More »
Ashley Brandon, the City of Beaufort’s Public Information Officer, has resigned her post, City Manager Scott Marshall announced during the March 10 regular City Council meeting.
City of Beaufort PIO Ashley Brandon resigns Read More »
The Beaufort City Council moved forward on March 10 with a revised short-term rental ordinance, approving the measure on first reading with several amendments after a lengthy and at times pointed debate over neighborhood equity, investor rights, and how best to rein in the clustering of vacation rentals in the city’s historic districts.
City Council advances amended short-term rental ordinance on 1st reading Read More »
Before deciding how lively downtown Beaufort can be, the city’s leaders have spent months deciding how loud it can be.
That question moved a step closer to an answer at the March 10 City Council regular meeting, but not without some real-time wordsmithing, and not before one councilman took his own decibel meter downtown for homework.
Beaufort noise ordinance advances – with a field trip to Hemingway’s as evidence Read More »
