That's That

• 'Shakie' Grant's Gullah legacy worthy of celebration
  Deacon Nathaniel "Shakie" Grant was a mover and shaker all his life.

• Shrimp burger makes big splash again on St. Helena Island
  If the Shrimp Shack's shrimp burger gets one more shout-out, we may have to change the name to the Shrimp Shrine.

• Time magazine baby doctor first stirred the water in Lowcountry
  America dropped its jaws last week at Time magazine's cover shot of a mother breast-feeding a son almost 4 years old.

• Beaufort's museum escapes from musty clutter, formaldehyde
  If at first you don't succeed, get rid of the shrunken heads.

• Lessons on life learned from a humble cat
  Nothing much was expected out of Mex the cat.

• 'Cookie Lady' finds first recipient, 22 years and 3 million cookies later
  "Hello, Mom. I pray all is well."

• Robert Smalls, for Beaufort, more than an inspiring slice of history
  Robert Smalls is one Beaufort's greatest native sons.

• What graduates didn't learn about fame and fortune
  University of South Carolina seniors in Columbia whined that their graduation speakers were college professors and such, while the girl's school across town had Bill Clinton.

• Artist gives the dear palmetto her place in the sun
  In the shade, her angular fronds are like a Carew Rice silhouette.

• Snapshot of a Bluffton life no one wants to see fade away
  Bluffton is a state of mind, a bend in the river, an eccentric aunt who might storm out of her grave if you tear her house down.

• History starts here with 450th anniversary of Ribaut's colony
  Plymouth Rock, Jamestown, Roanoke Island, St. Augustine.

• On turning the tassel, and facing reality
  Editor's Note: This column was originally published June 1, 2007.

• Even Tony Evans has big shoes to fill in Beaufort
  A world-famous African-American has come to what was once the buckle of America's slave belt to preach unity.

• Entertaining marks passing of time, in a less formal way
  Life is like a tray of hors d'oeuvres.

• Romney out of bounds in carping about Obama's golf
  When the president stepped to the tee box on the last day of 1998, he continued a personally treasured tradition of playing golf on Hilton Head Island.

• Lions, local doctor help the blind to see
  Dennis Gotcher of Beaufort had little to be thankful for when the turkey and dressing were served last Thanksgiving.

• Lowcountry saunters ahead of the 'slow travel' trend
  "Slow travel" is a new trend, like its lollygagging forebears, "slow food" and "slow fashion."

• West Fraser tells Heritage story with different strokes
  A homely tartan jacket and a million dollars aren't the only rewards on the line at the Harbour Town Golf Links today.

• VIDEO: Heritage trash turns to treasure for Bluffton Bobcats
  A few months ago, the Bluffton High School Bobcats were on top of the world, 14-0 and playing in Clemson's Death Valley for a state football championship.

• VIDEO: RBC executive: Reform Wall Street one soul at a time
  When I said I was off to interview a man who wrote a book about ethics on Wall Street, sports editor Mike McCombs said, "That ought to be a short book."

• Harbour Town playground tumble teaches eternal truths for PGA Tour player
  PGA Tour player Mark Wilson was alarmed when his 4-year-old son took a hard fall Tuesday on the Harbour Town playground.

• Heritage hits sweet spot for RBC, world's 10th-largest bank
  The title sponsor of this week's RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing should need no introduction -- the Royal Bank of Canada has been around for almost 150 years.

• Columnist Bisher covered Masters, Kentucky Derby -- and the start of the Heritage
  The Atlanta Journal may have "covered Dixie like the dew," but the words of its sports editor flowed with the power of the Mississippi.

• Veterans who grew up in a hurry face emotional trip
  Lloyd T. Harrell of Sun City Hilton Head has mixed emotions about visiting the National World War II Memorial on Wednesday.

• VIDEO: Snake swallows golf ball, lives to tell the story
  Golf giving you heartburn? It could be a lot worse.