Fans of country music should be making plans to see the Center for the Arts'€™ season opening production of Classic Nashville Roadshow on Friday, September 29 at 7:30 pm. Remember when June fell for Johnny and Loretta was just a coal miner's daughter? Let Classic Nashville Roadshow take you on a journey down memory lane with your favorite classic hits honoring the world'€™s most beloved country greats!

A conversation with Lorrie and David Anderson of NeverMore Books

By Mindy Lucas

Longtime Beaufort, South Carolina, residents, David and Lorrie Anderson didn'€™t start their work lives in the bookselling business, but that'€™s exactly where they ended up after David's habit of collecting books "€œgot out of hand."€

The couple first opened NeverMore Books, a local bookstore specializing in unique, hard-to-find books and signed first editions, in September of 2015 on Carteret Street. But a little over a year later, they were forced to move their fledgling store from its basement location under the law offices of Tupper, Grimsley and Dean after Hurricane Matthew swept through the Lowcountry causing flooding issues everywhere. Now the shop has found a new home at 702 Craven Street, Beaufort, and as locals like to say, "€œthe Raven is now on Craven."€

In recognition of A Sea Island Lady and the legions who love the historical novel, Historic Beaufort Foundation will sponsor a tour on September 30th of the exteriors of 14 historic sites featured in the book. Its author, the late Francis Griswold, an HBF benefactor, will also be celebrated with new research into his life in an exhibit at the Verdier House.