Return of the Dragons
DragonBoat Beaufort, the local cancer survivor/supporter organization, is pleased to announce that...
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by Margaret Evans | Jun 6, 2023 | Culture, Local Color | 0
DragonBoat Beaufort, the local cancer survivor/supporter organization, is pleased to announce that...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Nov 22, 2022 | Arts, Music | 0
USCB Center for the Arts invites you to “Be at the CENTER of it all” with a fantastic line-up of...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Nov 22, 2022 | Culture, Local Color | 0
The 20th Annual Sea Island Gullah Christmas Celebration comes to Beaufort December 1-4. Enjoy...
Read Moreby Debbi Covington | Nov 22, 2022 | Celebrate Every Day, Cuisine | 0
It’s that time of year again. It’s time to decorate for Christmas. Don’t let...
Read Moreby Katherine Tandy Brown | Nov 22, 2022 | Lifestyle, Wholly Holistics | 0
One of my most memorable birthday gifts was one of those that just keeps on giving, and has since...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Sep 27, 2022 | Culture, Local Color | 0
The Island Recreation Association and South State Bank are pleased to announce the Hilton Head...
Read Moreby Debbi Covington | Sep 27, 2022 | Celebrate Every Day, Cuisine | 0
After many months of hot and humid temperatures, our Lowcountry summer is finally coming to an...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Aug 30, 2022 | Culture, Local Color | 0
It’s time for some food, music and fun! Beaufort Memorial Hospital presents the 2022 Bands, Brews...
Read Moreby Debbi Covington | Aug 16, 2022 | Celebrate Every Day, Cuisine | 0
My nephew says that I make the best lasagna in the world. While I’m more than happy to accept the...
Read Moreby Debbi Covington | Jul 19, 2022 | Celebrate Every Day, Cuisine | 0
For the record, I’m a carnivore – a meatasaurus, even. I’d grab a cold piece of steak...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Apr 26, 2022 | Arts, Music | 0
By Connie Brotzman At the age of ten, violinist Francis Tsai won First Prize at the 2017 Samuel...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Apr 26, 2022 | Arts, Music | 0
Margit Resch Are you intrigued by those names? Well, wait until you hear those two internationally...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Apr 26, 2022 | Arts, Music | 0
Tired of sitting indoors, scrolling through seemingly endless “Zoom” events? Outdoor relief is...
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Oct 30, 2007 | Theater/Dance | 0
On Friday, November 16, Beaufort Performing Arts, Inc. will be thrilled to present Junie B. Jones, the first of its four children shows known as PJ & Play.
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Oct 19, 2007 | Local Color | 0
On Sunday, November 4, a lucky group will see the Lowcountry in a whole new way, on USCB’s Sunset History Excursion, from 2:30 – 7 pm.
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Oct 2, 2007 | Rants & Raves | 0
Jeff and I have been watching Ken Burns’ latest PBS documentary film, The War, which, as of this writing, is about halfway through its 15-hour run. We’ve been faithful viewers – a challenge, since it’s also been “season premier week” on the networks, bringing lots of tempting competition after a long, mind-numbing summer. (It’s either feast or famine with TV, isn’t it?)
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Sep 4, 2007 | Rants & Raves | 0
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Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Jun 26, 2007 | Rants & Raves | 0
When you’re a recovering agnostic and fledgling conservative – a Neo Fuddy Duddy, as my husband lovingly puts it (NeoFud for short) – it’s not easy to find a support group. In many ways, you’re still very much like your liberal, secularist friends. (I try not to stereotype, but in my experience, those traits do tend to go together.) But in some pretty crucial ways, you’re completely different, and they understandably think you’ve lost your mind. Oh, there are plenty of conservative Christians who are happy to welcome you into the fold, and that’s great, but you don’t fit in with them so well, either. Most of them – or maybe it just seems this way – have been conservatives and Christians forever, and are comfortable in that identity. They don’t know where you’ve come from, what you’ve come through to get where they’ve always been, nor do they care how they (or you) are perceived by your liberal, secularist friends, whose opinions you still very much value.
Read Moreby Vivian Bikulege | Jun 26, 2007 | Whatever | 0
For the first time this year, I went kayaking. It was Father’s Day and I put in on Lucy Creek just off of Sams Point Road. I was by myself but I wasn’t alone. I counted eight dolphins on that solitary expedition; two of them were a mother and her calf swimming side by side, heading toward the marsh grasses to feed on fish they would corral. It was a calm, dusty gray morning and the brackish water flowing around the kayak made a soft whir as it brushed against the boat’s polyethylene skin, filling the creek with a high tide. The backdrop of the gray-white sky highlighted the vivid green of our new summer cord grass.
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | May 15, 2007 | Rants & Raves | 0
Despite our solemn, heartfelt vow to cleave to each other and “become one” my husband and I, like most spouses, are not always of a mind. One thing that’s really been sticking in Jeff’s craw lately (besides the fact that I continually mention him in this column) is my failure to demonstrate proper alarm over global warming.
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | May 1, 2007 | Rants & Raves | 0
I’ve been doing a lot of reading lately. Book reading! Though I always manage to squeeze in magazines and newspapers (short-term commitments, right?), my quality time with books tends to wax and wane according to my schedule, energy level, and general mood. So I’m happy to say that, currently, I am on a roll.
Read Moreby Margaret Evans | Feb 6, 2007 | Rants & Raves | 0
I never set out to become the local apologist for Boys Behaving Badly in Hollywood, but that Bizarro World of upside-down priorities just keeps dishing out stuff that’s too good to pass up.
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