It was miserably hot last week. Again. Honestly. Since you can’t stay home forever, though, I headed out to a local discount store to buy a few things and maybe see how others were coping with this weather.
The Santa Elena History Center in downtown Beaufort continues to set the historical record straight, hosting a variety of special programs to educate and entertain. Here’s what’s coming up . . .
How can I get people to stop sending me political texts, emails, and posting things on my Facebook page? How can I say it more concisely than, “Think what you want, let me think what I want; aggressively bullying me and assaulting me with your position isn’t going to change mine.”? Egads! Enough already!
I first discovered Dragon Boat Racing when I was a US Marine stationed in Okinawa, Japan. Dragon Boating, or “Hari” as the Japanese call it, is a sport that originated in China over 2,000 years ago and has since spread throughout Asia and the world. It is now the fastest growing watersport in the world, and is a competitive and therapeutic passion for thousands.
Limited Edition art maps showcase South Carolina’s beauty, history & diversity.
Coastal Art Maps, a company that captures the beauty of the East Coast shoreline through breathtaking, hand-drawn maps, has just released its “Sea Islands of South Carolina” map series, the latest additions to their stunning collection. These three new maps depict the beaches, towns and historic landmarks that span much of the 130 miles of the South Carolina coastline.
Today is Thursday and my column was due on Tuesday. With all of the Water Festival revelry this week, I'm having a tough time actually getting anything accomplished. Still, we do have to eat, don't we? The big question at our house lately is, “What do you want for supper?”
Legendary Explorer & Discoverer of Titanic to Visit the Lowcountry: A conversation with Dr. Robert Ballard
By Mark Shaffer Photos provided by National Geographic
“Space, the final frontier.”
It’s been half a century since Capt. James T. Kirk’s first words introduced the world to Star Trek. The Starship Enterprise continues to explore strange new worlds and captivate the imagination of a new generation. But even before the Enterprise began its fictional exploration of uncharted outer space, an ambitious young marine scientist had already embarked on a mission to lift the veil of Earth’s inner space.
Lately, producing this column feels like squeezing that last bit of dry, crusty toothpaste from the tube you should have thrown out a week ago. There’s nothing much left in there, but you’re too lazy to shop and teeth must be brushed.
When the camera rolls on the feature film Basement Bob this fall in Beaufort one lucky dog will indeed have its day. A recent Sunday in Port Royal lent credence to the old adage as nearly 200 dogs “auditioned” for a key part in the movie.
LowCountry Habitat for Humanity's second-ever UpCycled Art Auction will be One Unforgettable September Night in Port Royal. The event will be held at The Shed, 809 Paris Avenue, Port Royal, from 6 to 9 pm Saturday, September 17. Presenting sponsor is CBC National Bank.