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Today's Top Stories
- Photo: A Port Royal Fire Department truck sits among the debris after it was stolen and crashed into the woods Feb. 24. Kalvin Hunt, a Marine, is accused of stealing the truck and striking and killing a pedestrian.
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Motorist struck by stolen fire truck sues Beaufort, Port Royal
A Beaufort resident injured in a crash in February with a stolen Port Royal firetruck is suing the city and the town of Port Royal, alleging firefighters acted improperly when they left the truck running and unattended while responding to a medical call. (full story)
- State changing hurricane evacuation rules
- Beaufort High French students to connect with students in Ribaut's hometown
- Band of brothers find each other 43 years after Vietnam
- On St. Helena Island, volunteers prepare for arrival of migrant workers
- Deputies cracking down on beach drinking on Hilton Head for Memorial Day weekend
- Parris Island officials, historical groups celebrate Ribaut landing
- Republican candidates in agreement on many issues at Beaufort County debate
- Lady's Island man charged with selling crack
- Paper Company stationery store on Lady's Island closing
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Local vacation Bible schools offer students a chance to get to know God during their break
Sweet summer mornings and evenings soon will be filled with crafts, Bible lessons, songs and sports at area vacation Bible schools -- each with different themes, but all with the same message. (full story)
- Fourth annual Hilton Head Island Art Festival to draw more than 150 artists
- Lowcountry faith and values calendar
- How do you break bad news to kids about their health? Doctors say keep it honest, simple
- Bloom: Bluffton Middle School incident shows religion, community can work well together
- Beaufort County Tri-Club Photo Competition winners announced
- You can leave the South, but its smells and tastes won't leave you
- Walkers get exercise with a view on J.E. McTeer Bridge
- Beaufort man advances to semifinals in diabetes innovation challenge
- Perfect Complement: 2010 White Knight Moscato and Burnett's Maple Syrup Vodka
Sports
- Photo: USC Beaufort starting pitcher Adam Miller throws during Saturday's win over Embry-Riddle in the Avista-NAIA World Series in Lewiston, Idaho. Miller allowed one earned run in eight innings to pick up his 10th victory of the season and keep the Sand Sharks alive in the tournament.
University of South Carolina Beaufort
Sand Sharks move on at NAIA World Series, eliminate Embry-Riddle
LEWISTON, Idaho -- Whether it's the lucky camouflage jerseys or the pressure of playing with the season on the line, the USC Beaufort baseball team kept up its remarkable postseason run by winning its sixth straight elimination game, 7-2 over Sun Conference rival Embry-Riddle on Saturday to stay alive in the Avista-NAIA World Series. (full story)
- Rogers State slips past USC Beaufort in NAIA World Series opener
- Beaufort River ready to host annual swimming event
- Professional women's tennis tournament begins today on Hilton Head Island
- USC Beaufort baseball team eager for first test at NAIA World Series
- USC Beaufort men climb to 11th with good day at NAIA golf tournament
- Fripp Island cancels Memorial Day weekend fishing tournament
- Prep Notebook, May 25: Hilton Head High's Franklin commits to Southern Wesleyan
- Battery Creek, Whale Branch seeking new baseball coaches
- USC Beaufort improves score but drops back at NAIA men's golf tournament
