Downtown Beaufort will soon have the smell of fresh bread and pastries wafting through its streets. Beaufort Baking Company is expected to welcome customers this fall at 211 Scott Street, in the former clothing store next to Blackstone’s Cafe.
Beaufort Baking Company to bring full-service bakery to downtown Beaufort Read More »
Beaufort’s new downtown social district saw a steady start during its first weekend, though city officials say it is too early to determine its overall impact.
Beaufort social district starts steady in first weekend; data still pending Read More »
It’s almost May Day, and this weekend, the community and visitors will get to celebrate with the annual Taste of Beaufort festival.
Lowcountry Lowdown: Taste of Beaufort branches out Read More »
A ribbon cutting at noon Friday, April 24, marked the launch of Beaufort’s downtown social district, a pilot program allowing beer and wine to be carried between participating businesses.
Beaufort launches downtown social district pilot along Bay Street Read More »
Before deciding how lively downtown should be, Beaufort’s leaders are first deciding how loud it can be.
Beaufort revisiting noise ordinance Read More »
Beaufort’s proposed downtown social district moved from a philosophical debate to a discussion about operational details over two recent work sessions of the Beaufort City Council.
Downtown Beaufort social district proposal advances Read More »
Last week’s column lead with news of the annual Point in Time count of local “unsheltered” individuals, a project lead by Beaufort County’s Human Services staff and volunteers. This week, we learn that county officials, as part of the annual budget preparations, are proposing to eliminate this five-member department to save money.
Lowcountry Lowdown: County budget talks already target Human Services department Read More »
Beaufort City Council continues to explore creating a downtown social district — a defined area where visitors could purchase beer or wine from participating businesses and carry it with them as they move between shops, restaurants and the waterfront.
Hopes rise alongside questions as City of Beaufort considers social district Read More »
