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Peripheral neuropathy affects millions of people. It can cause burning, tingling, numbness, weakness, or pain in the hands and feet. For many, the search for relief begins in the supplement aisle. In …

Sometimes the most difficult aspect of walking a dog, besides finding the most appropriate equipment, is getting the dog to pay attention to the person holding the leash. In many cases the loose …

A football season is more marathon than sprint, and the clock just started ticking. Nothing is ever as bad — or as good — as it seems in August. None of these early-season games actually …

If you are on Medicare insurance, or soon will be, you need to know your options. Everyone is in a different place, literally, with Medicare. Some people are entering due to the approach of their …

The Town of Hilton Head Island hosted a public open house August 14th at the Town Hall to discuss the Americans with Disabilities Act and to hear from citizens about accessibility issues on the …

Our “Bubba Arthur” is a significant yet often overlooked figure in Hilton Head Island’s history. He was a positive influence and an island icon whose life and legacy deserve …

In 1975, America caught disco fever, and Roy Scheider (Chief Brody in “Jaws”) ad-libbed one of the greatest lines in cinematic history: “You’re gonna need a bigger …

Chaos gardening is touted on social media as an easy, no-effort way to create a beautiful garden. A landscape specialist explains what to be aware of before chaotically tossing seeds around.

Memory Matters’ annual Move Your Mind 5K Walk/Run will return Sept. 13 with a new backdrop — the oceanfront at The Beach House at Coligny, home to the Tiki Hut, recently named the …

Local artist Jeanine Potter will showcase her exhibition “Escape to Within” from Aug. 18th through Sept. 12th at the Hilton Head Branch of the Beaufort County Library, 11 Beach City Road. …

Nancy Huson: “Everyday Life on Hilton Head” Exhibit: August 3rd–30th 3–5 p.m. SOBA Gallery, 6 Church Street, Bluffton Hilton Head-inspired landscapes and nature scenes in oil …

Life’s only constant is change—and while that may sound poetic, it can wreak havoc on our mental health. Whether it’s back to school, a new job, a move, a shift in caregiving …

Senior placement service opens Lowcountry office Assisted Living Locators has opened a Lowcountry office to offer no-cost guidance on senior living and in-home care. The office is owned by Chief Care …

Considering how easily bird flu swept through chicken farms, it’s clear that domestication has downsides. Lessons from the past paired with modern genomic technology can help with farming insects.

You’ve likely heard of student loans and 529 plans to cover tuition costs. But there’s another innovative option worth considering. Education is a worthwhile investment, one that …

Based on Hebrews 2:14–18 In the richness of God’s divine plan, there lies a truth both humbling and deeply comforting: Jesus had to be made like us. Not just in spirit, but in flesh …

I really don’t like alligators, even a little bit. They are primordially unattractive and overtly sneaky. If I’m being honest, there’s also a good dose of fear mixed in to my …

I like the constancy of tidal waters coming and going, the neap tide deceptively still, the power rush of the river Maye emptying into Calibogue Sound and beyond. I like the pungent rank of pluff mud …

Beaufort Memorial has earned two prestigious national designations for excellence in orthopedic care: Blue Distinction Center for spine surgery and Blue Distinction Center+ for knee and hip …

Unless I am heading offshore fishing, I rarely ever fish on the weekends. Back in the day I used to fish on Saturdays and Sundays, but as more and more people started getting boats, I simply …

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