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- Photo: A 72-year-old man was seriously injured when this third floor balcony of a Port Royal townhouse collapsed and fell to the ground Feb. 12, 2008. The home is part of Jefferson Commons on Paris Avenue.
File photo
Hiring of Beaufort County building codes director questioned
Beaufort County's new building codes director says it is important the public has confidence in his department, which has been the subject of past and present controversies regarding the quality of its work. (full story)
- Identities of deadly Hilton Head crash victims not released
- Hilton Head judge's defamation suit moves to trial
- Sun City residents rally around homeless Ridgeland family
- Across the Lowcountry, relief in sight as wet weather moves offshore
- Final events planned for 450th anniversary of Jean Ribaut landing
- PHOTOS: Cooks and diners delighted by Saturday's Rib Burnoff on Hilton Head
- Time magazine baby doctor first stirred the water in Lowcountry
- PHOTO: Windmill Harbour Boat Show continues Sunday on Hilton Head
- Ga. man charged in Hilton Head hubcap theft
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
- Photo: Battery Creek alumni and current Jacksonville Jaguars fullback Greg Jones, right, helps L.J. Jenkins, 13, adjust his hold on the ball Saturday morning during a drill at his 2012 Lead Block Foundation football clinic in Beaufort.
Sarah Welliver -- The Beaufort Gazette
Jaguars' Jones gives back to Beaufort with inaugural youth football clinic
Greg Jones backtracked and started from the beginning. (full story)
- 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
- Hilton Head High soccer teams trying to bring two state titles back to island
