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- Photo: The Lancair IV-P that crashed landed on the beach at Palmetto Dunes on Monday evening is hoisted into the air Tuesday afternoon. The plane was loaded on a flatbed trailer. A Georgia man was struck and killed by the plane as he jogged on the beach Monday.
Witness, officials: Plane's victim likely unaware of approaching danger
A 38-year-old Georgia man struck from behind and killed when a small plane made an emergency landing on a Hilton Head Island beach Monday had been running and listening to his iPod -- probably unaware that the plane was bearing down on him, witnesses and officials said Tuesday. (full story)
- Federal rights office rejects Island West student plan
- Bluffton OKs spending $348,000 for affordable housing
- Recycling could begin on Hilton Head by September
- HarbourFest to reduce summer fireworks schedule
- County urged to buy Beaufort Commerce Park
- St. Patrick's Day reminds us that we are all ingredients in the American stew
- Bluffton gets the Hollywood treatment
- Wednesday's crime reports
- Public has chance to learn about, sound off on Hilton Head airport plan
Lowcountry Life
- Photo: Palmetto Hall resident Betsy Moore enjoys some spicy wings during last year’s WingFest while spending time with her 9-month-old nephew Duke. Despite a desperate grab, Duke will have to wait a few more years before he really can savor the festival. “He’s a little to young to be getting any of this stuff,” Moore said.
Still wild about wings
It's become a Hilton Head Island tradition, a rite of spring that celebrates one of the simplest foods around -- the chicken wing. (full story)
- St. Pat's Day perfect time to go 'green'
- Perfect Complement: 2008 Napa Valley Robert Mondavi Pinot Noir
- Coupon Queen: Packaging not deal-breaker if it saves cash
- Lace up your shoes for annual Twilight Run
- Pianist gives classics a pop, jazz infusion
- Solve a murder over dinner this weekend
- Alpha Kappa Alpha hosts Pink Ice Ball
- Coming This Week for March 17
- Shaping an Institution
Sports
- Photo: Hilton Head High's No. 2 singles player Brit Bent hits a return to Bluffton's Joey Nylund on Tuesday in Bluffton.
Jay Karr | The Island Packet
Remodeled HHH tennis team shoots down Bluffton's hopes
At some point last season, the losses began to take their toll on Brady Nichols. Tennis wasn't too much fun anymore. (full story)
- March 16 Prep Roundup
- H2A's Hammond clocks one of nation's fastest times at Charlotte meet
- Sand Sharks knock around Benedict College
- Beaufort, James Island split soccer twinbill
- Drafts resigns as Battery Creek coach, will remain as AD
- USCB athletics director moving to Columbia after school year
- Man behind Bluffton Eagles baseball team dies
Bluffton Packet
Cast & Blast: Be prepared: Bring your own boots
I guess I jumped the gun on predicting the arrival of spring. This year, spring is very much like "The Little Engine That Could," saying "I think I can, I think I can," but getting turned back and back and back by the cold. (full story)
- Two local families to bring clean water, Christian message to Belize
- All the world's a stage: Dance students line up to be part of jazz showcase
- Cast & Blast: It's never too early to get ready for heading out to the Gulf Stream
- Clear skies, flat seas and good company -- at last, 2010 season begins
- Judged show winners
- May River Theatre's 'Pal Joey' takes audience to 1930s Chicago
- Cast and Blast: The last column about the cold. Honest
- Sun City photography club shows off its stuff
- Career day at Sigler's
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