The Hilton Head Island Shrimp Festival will return Sept. 19 for its eighth year, bringing shrimp dishes, craft beer, live music and family activities to Harbour Town. The festival will be held …

Representatives of three organizations are scheduled to discuss maternal health, domestic abuse and gun violence during a community forum Oct. 3 at the Bluffton Library. The forum will be held …

Sea Glass Stage Company will present “Doubt: A Parable” Sept. 11-27 at Coligny Theatre on Hilton Head Island. Set in a Catholic school in the Bronx in 1964, the 90-minute play centers on …

Bluffton artist Julie Jones will showcase paintings inspired by Lowcountry landscapes and wildlife in “Love Where You Live,” an exhibition opening Oct. 4 at the Society of Bluffton Artists …

Hilton Head Choral Society will open its 2026-27 season Sept. 25 with “Questions & Answers,” the first of four concerts planned at First Presbyterian Church on Hilton Head Island. The …

For Patrick McCormick, retirement has not meant slowing down. The Hilton Head Island resident plays golf, tends a 75-by-25-foot garden and paints three days a week. But painting has become a …

Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning can happen within a matter of minutes and is responsible for more deaths than any other single poison. Becoming educated about carbon monoxide poisoning can …

Whether buying or selling a home, preparation can have a meaningful impact on the transaction. For buyers: • Get financially prepared before you shop. Buyers who need financing should …

By wisely using trust law, we can create legal structures that guarantee our assets will stay in our family bloodline protected for generations. How? Let’s assume Jebidiah and Amy have three …

Palmetto Animal League’s tripod hound, Hank, is leading a life of joy and resilience. Hank arrived with an injury that ultimately required the amputation of one of his legs. While this was no minor …

Hilton Head Island’s sea turtle nesting season is winding down after one of its busiest years in recent history, but Turtle Trackers Hilton Head Island volunteers are continuing an education effort …

What should you do when hitting a shot out of the rough? First, you need to accept that the lie may be difficult to hit from. The rough is meant to challenge the golfer. It takes good decision-making …

If you have lived in Hilton Head or Bluffton long enough, you learn one thing pretty quickly: We take hurricane season seriously. The minute somebody draws a spaghetti model anywhere near South …

For members of Lowcountry Bike/Walk Advocates, the debate over e-bikes and e-motos is part of a much larger conversation about how people get around the Lowcountry. The organization advocates …

In 1995, Programs for Exceptional People (PEP) began with a simple but powerful belief: Adults with intellectual, physical and developmental disabilities deserve opportunities to learn, work, build …

High school football is back, and several local teams already look like they are in midseason form, while others are looking to find their footing. Hilton Head, which advanced to the third round …

Beaufort County is calling on residents to serve as poll workers for the November 3, 2026, General Election, with an immediate need for approximately 300 new workers to help staff polling locations …

Michael “Sully” Sullivan has spent much of his summer logging miles on Hilton Head Island, sometimes heading out before most of his neighbors are awake. Some training days begin at 3 a.m. …

The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office will host its annual Girls in Aviation Day from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 19, at the Sheriff’s Office helicopter hangar, 237 Sea Island Parkway on …

For more than 50 years, Audubon Newhall Preserve has been a special place on Hilton Head Island, a 54-acre forest where residents and visitors can walk among towering pines, discover birds and other …