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Hike, Bike and Wildlife!
Explore the great outdoors and enjoy exceptional hiking and biking opportunities at area nature preserves, state parks and ... Keep Reading
The Art of Bluffton: Land of Promise for Free Spirits
My Journey: The Art of Bluffton The human hand could hardly paint a finer scene than what appears around every bend in the Lowcountry. Natural beauty ... Keep Reading
Discover Dolphins: A World Full of Wonder
There are approximately 170 Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins (Tursiops truncates) documented as full-time residents in Beaufort County. The local ... Keep Reading
Solo Genre: Solo-Guitar-Player-Life
When I did my first solo show at The Roasting Room, I got a whole new appreciation for the solo-guitar-player-life. I practiced. I recorded my ... Keep Reading
The History of St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
An unassuming little white church surrounded by a cemetery sitting alongside SC 170. St. Luke’s was named to the National Register of Historic ... Keep Reading
A Hat and Sunglasses for Summer Eye Health
The next time you pack for the beach, there are two items that are just as important as a bottle of sunblock: a hat and sunglasses. Ultraviolet ... Keep Reading
SOBA: Nurtures, Encourages, Instructs Bluffton Art Community
If you are wondering how to get more involved with the arts community in the Lowcountry, look no further than the Society of Bluffton Artists (SoBA). ... Keep Reading
May River Grill’s Salmon Dijonnaise
Salmon Dijonnaise anyone? Salmon Dijonnaise Ingredients 1 lb. Salmon Filet, cut into 2 pieces ¼ cup Flour 1 small jar Whole Grain ... Keep Reading
Hurricane Matthew: The Story of a Lucky Evacuee
I took the warning of Hurricane Matthew seriously. Since moving to Bluffton from the West Coast in 2004, I’d seen a few storms come and go; Hanna ... Keep Reading
A Rude Awakening: Saving Baby Turtles Before the Storm
The phone call came in around 11 Thursday morning. “Amber, I’m calling to make sure that you have prepared for the storm.” I recognized ... Keep Reading
