Friends of Fort Fremont Oyster Roast
The Friends of Fort Fremont held their annual Oyster Roast on Friday, March 13, 2026, at Live Oaks Park in Port Royal.
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Singing the truth: Tendaji Bailey turns history lecture into Gullah Geechee ‘truth-telling symphony’
The Parish Church at Habersham is a relatively new building that was consecrated at the end of January last year. It’s a beautiful space with exposed wooden beams and windows that soar to the ceiling. It might be a touch austere for certain tastes, but it was recently warmed up through an engaging lecture on Gullah Geechee culture by artist, historian, and memory worker Tendaji Bailey.
The Institute for the Study of the Reconstruction Era at USC Beaufort added to historic network
Two college programs join the Reconstruction Era National Historic Network Staff reports The Institute for the Study of the Reconstruction Era at USC Beaufort is one of two institutes of higher
JSLB hosting 2nd annual Scales & Tails Kids Fishing Tournament
The Junior Service League of Beaufort (JSLB) is hosting its second annual Scales & Tails Kids Fishing Tournament on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 10 a.m., to noon at The Sands Beach Boardwalk in Port Royal.
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His awesomeness was contagious: Club Karate owner reflects on decades as friend of Chuck Norris
Long before the internet turned Chuck Norris into a punchline, he was something else entirely to the people who worked alongside him.
Lowcountry Life: A pretty pair of egrets
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.
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Veteran of the Week – Craig Bowman Sr.
American Legion Beaufort Post 207 brings you Craig Bowman, Sr., 56, who joined the U.S. Army in Jacksonville, Fla., in 1987. After Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., he trained to be a Combat Engineer.
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These newly found bones remain a mystery
The Port Royal epidemic in 1877 appears to have been the last reported outbreak of this disease in South Carolina. In 1900, Cuban doctors discovered that the mosquito was the “vector” for this disease and today there is an effective vaccine. Whether or not these newly found bones are connected to 1877 remains a mystery.
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