Fall Planting for Winter Color
Our Fall gardens can be a blaze of color with golden rod, asters, and cassia trees. We may not...
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Category: Lifestyle
LIFESTYLE
Remembrance
Our country’s political divisiveness has finally crept onto the pages of my column. Only for this...
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Accidental Invasives
Have you ever done something with very good intentions only to have it go horribly wrong? Well,...
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Catching God on The Whisper
Perhaps, oftentimes, in our nescient experience on earth, in an infinitely expanding universe, we...
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Why Should a Kid Care About Native Plants?
You appreciate things you know about. The late Bob Bender, Curator of the Lowcountry Estuarium,...
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It’s Not What You Think It Is
Some of us sacrifice everything for a few moments of pleasure. Others? They sacrifice everything...
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Mahjong South Makes Its Big Debut
Later, Bunco. Move over, Pickleball. There’s a new craze in town. Only it’s not new; it’s very...
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Celebrity Photographer Mark Sennet Shares His Alzheimer’s Story
Free public event October 8 continues the Memories Do Matter Speaker Series Memory Matters will...
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Summer Culinary Delights from the Garden
There is nothing better in the summer than a fresh tomato Caprese salad with Mozzarella cheese,...
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Aging with Grace
If anyone could’ve successfully convinced the Grim Reaper to allow them a few more years of life...
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Foraging for Fun, Flavor, and Pharmacy
The 42nd Southeast Native Plant Conference was held last week in Western North Carolina, and I was...
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Energy Flows Where Attention Goes
The title references an age-old “woo-woo” adage. Even so, the math still checks out. For...
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LowCountry Midwifery Services Celebrates 100th Birth
LowCountry Midwifery Services proudly announces a major milestone as Certified Professional...
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I’m Melting, Melting . . .
Lately when I am in the garden, those immortal words of the Wicked Witch of the West come to mind,...
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Jerk Be Nimble
“How much esoteric wisdom did it take to realize the point is to experience being human?”...
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Voices in the Summertime Choir
Like our beloved Editor, choirs have been a part of my life. My family sang, and growing up we...
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Memory Matters Is Here for Beaufort Families
By Jill Horner, Executive Director of Memory Matters When a loved one begins experiencing memory...
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Marine Veteran & Father of Autistic Child Launches Nonprofit
A Beaufort Marine Corps veteran and father of a child with autism has launched a nonprofit...
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Healing Broken Hearts
Since the publication of my December 2024 column on grief, a number of readers have asked if I’d...
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The Many Masks of The Teacher
The spiritual path can be lonely at times, especially when you start off. I remember being a kid...
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The Great American Lawn – Why?
How does my garden grow? Very well, thank you. Most plants seem to have liked those hard freezes...
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Let’s Celebrate the Spanish Moss Trail!
National Trails Day Saturday, June 6th South Carolina, Beaufort County, City of Beaufort and Town...
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
