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13-foot gator evades capture at Jarvis Creek Park
A 13-foot gator with a soccer ball in its mouth Saturday at Jarvis Creek Park has let go off the ball but is resisting capture, said Critter Management's Joe Maffo. (full story)
- 'A good mystery' at Supper Society
- SC Supreme Court to consider appeal of life sentence for Bluffton shooter
- Federal visa program troubles some local farmers
- Juvenile shot during alleged robbery at Seaside Farms on St. Helena
- Fellowship takes Marine from Beaufort to Capitol Hill
- Hilton Head Hospital, Fire & Rescue Division host EMS Week events
- Hiring of Beaufort County building codes director questioned
- Identities of deadly Hilton Head crash victims not released
- Hilton Head judge's defamation suit moves to trial
Lowcountry Life
- Photo: The Goliards, based in Savannah, specialize in medieval music. As part of the 450th anniversary celebration of Jean Ribaut's landing in the Lowcountry, The Goliards will perform at 7 p.m. May 23 in Port Royal.
Special to Lowcountry Life
The Goliards to play 450-year-old music at celebration of Jean Ribaut landing
The idea of sitting through a concert of hymns from the Genevan Psalter mixed with 450-year-old dance music might not sound all that appealing at first. But, as The Goliards have found, all they have to do is get people to listen. (full story)
- Nun finally gets her wish to fly with the Angels in an F-18
- The IT Guy: Verizon brings 4G LTE network to homes
- Beaufort lay speaker earns emeritus status
- Religion News: Bluffton Gospel Singers to be honored May 19 at First Zion church
- Prayer and invitation can help kids' faith more than pushing them
- Hilton Head Island Camera Club celebrates 25 years with new learning center
- From the Beacon: 'Own the Night' this summer at Beaufort County library branches
- Frozen yogurt: A cool treat heating up in Beaufort County
- Send us your prom and graduation photos
- Photo: A Bluffton Elementary School student reads to Asia, a Newfoundland, during the Tail Waggin' Tutors program at the school April 23.
Jonathan Dyer/The Bluffton Packet
Tail Waggin' Tutors helps kids improve their reading skills
Asia, a 3-year-old Newfoundland, looks as content as a pup in a Purina pet food factory. (full story)
- Cobia are precious - let's keep them that way
- Chance encounter with one of the South's best chefs
- Remote wonder: Kayaking the Canoochee River
- It's about time for the fish to start biting
- This year, try adding rather than subtracting for Lent
- As spring nears, it's about time to get in touch with nature
- Life among the giants at Congaree Swamp National Park
- Nothing more merry than Christmas traditions
- Great outdoors provides much-needed medicine for the soul
Sports
Legion baseball teams taking field for openers
From staff reports (full story)
- Jaguars' Jones gives back to Beaufort with inaugural youth football clinic
- Hilton Head High boys fall to Fort Mill in first trip to state soccer championships
- Prep Roundup, May 20: Beaufort's Kates reaches state tennis quarterfinals
- STATE CHAMPS: Hilton Head High girls take soccer crown again
- NFL veteran Greg Jones returning home for football camp today in Beaufort
- USC Beaufort women close strong, finish 15th at NAIA golf tournament
- Bluffton, Battery Creek holding spring football scrimmages today
