Members of the heath family typically love acidic, well-drained soils, high in organic matter. Ericaceae is a large family with around 4000 species and includes Rhododendrons, azaleas, blueberries, and it also includes the parasitic Genus Monotropa or Indian Pipes. Edible berries, lovely flowers, and outstanding fall color make the blueberries a noteworthy choice for landscaping.
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Highly trained and motivated rubber shrimp will mount their inner tubes and take to the water on October 1, 2016 as the Sea Island Rotary Club presents the 8th Annual Charity Shrimp Race held along the sea wall at Henry Chambers Waterfront Park, during the Beaufort Shrimp Festival.
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Highly trained and motivated rubber shrimp will mount their inner tubes and take to the water on October 1, 2016 as the Sea Island Rotary Club presents the 8th Annual Charity Shrimp Race held along the sea wall at Henry Chambers Waterfront Park, during the Beaufort Shrimp Festival.
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Hardeville’s 42nd Annual Catfish Festival begins Friday, Sept. 16th and continues through Saturday, Sept. 17th with a splendid assortment of amusement rides, parades, contests, food, crafts and family musical entertainment.
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Hardeville’s 42nd Annual Catfish Festival begins Friday, Sept. 16th and continues through Saturday, Sept. 17th with a splendid assortment of amusement rides, parades, contests, food, crafts and family musical entertainment.
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Bring your family and friends to Waterfront Park on Saturday, September 17th for Battle Ball, to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Beaufort County.
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Bring your family and friends to Waterfront Park on Saturday, September 17th for Battle Ball, to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northern Beaufort County.
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Last month, I stood on site with many others to celebrate the opening of the Bluffton Parkway Flyover. This flyover will reduce traffic using Highway 278 near the Hilton Head Island bridges by about 25 percent and is a key part of a longer-range plan to provide island residents an alternate evacuation route (which, of course, is still dependent upon extending the Bluffton Parkway from Highway 170 to Interstate 95).
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Last month, I stood on site with many others to celebrate the opening of the Bluffton Parkway Flyover. This flyover will reduce traffic using Highway 278 near the Hilton Head Island bridges by about 25 percent and is a key part of a longer-range plan to provide island residents an alternate evacuation route (which, of course, is still dependent upon extending the Bluffton Parkway from Highway 170 to Interstate 95).
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Last month, I stood on site with many others to celebrate the opening of the Bluffton Parkway Flyover. This flyover will reduce traffic using Highway 278 near the Hilton Head Island bridges by about 25 percent and is a key part of a longer-range plan to provide island residents an alternate evacuation route (which, of course, is still dependent upon extending the Bluffton Parkway from Highway 170 to Interstate 95).
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