Faces of history
The Lowcountry’s history is more than just a catalogue of those who have called it home – it’s a reflection of the American experience, and the unique role our area …
May the course be with you
Bluffton’s Bryson Nimmer takes on the RBC Heritage By Maddie Bane The Heritage Classic Foundation has awarded Bluffton native Bryson Nimmer a sponsor’s exemption for the 53rd annual RBC Heritage …
Rice, Slavery & Sierra Leone
The Gullah people have survived on the Carolina sea islands for hundreds of years. By Richard Thomas + Art by Sonja Griffin Evans The term “Gullah” has been used for …
Hilton Head’s untold history: An island by many other names
Story by Richard Thomas An island by many other names In recent history, Hilton Head Island has become very well known. It has not always been such a prominent, internationally …
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Four tips from a successful businessman: Mike Harter
Former executive shares his secrets for success.
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The Lowcountry will always be home
Letter to the editor LOCAL Life asked Edward Taylor to share his thoughts on what it means to be local. Taylor is a senior portfolio manager for Verity Investment Partners, …
Celebrity Connection: John Lindsay’s Lowcountry life
America’s Mayor spent his retirement on Hilton Head By Clayton Trutor Clayton Trutor holds a PhD in U.S. History from Boston College and teaches at Norwich University in Northfield, Vermont. …
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Faces: From Small Seeds
The Lowcountry returns to its agricultural roots.
Former triathlete now just runs for fun
(He considers up to 60 miles a week “fun”)
Peter Dallos: Forged in Steel
(ABOVE) Struggle No. 19 • A complex machine, representing civilization, is attacked by an organic form, the embodiment of the abused environment To look closely at sculptor Peter Dallos’s intricate …