Faces of the Latinx community
The flavors, sounds and culture of Latin America are alive and well in the Lowcountry. Meet three locals whose South American roots helped them bloom here. Story by Barry Kaufman …
2001 Dixie Youth Champs: Where are they now?
A huge community win still sweet as ever 20 years later Story by Tim Wood For one eight-week run in 2001, a group of 9-and 10-year-old Hilton Head Island teammates …
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Five tips from a successful businessman
Former Kroger leader Bill Sheridan shares his secrets for success. Story by Eddy Hoyle Bill Sheridan had a stellar 35-year career with the Kroger Company’s Columbus Division, managing their pharmacies. …
You only live once
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: LOCAL Life asked Iliana Leyba to share her thoughts about what it means to be local. Leyba is a Venezuelan-born mother, artist, journalist and news anchor who …
The long ride to victory
Devastating losses. Hurdles to overcome. Yet as Emily Bollin proves, the thirst for victory conquers all. By Barry Kaufman Emily “Bambi” Bollin, a local Hilton Head and Bluffton optometrist, was …
The Lowcountry’s top dogs
They say every dog has Its day. Meet three dogs who are making the most of theirs. Story by Barry Kaufman + Photography by Lisa Staff There are two types …
We are an immensely giving and dog-loving crowd
Letter to the Editor: LOCAL Life asked Darlene Schuetz to share her thoughts on what it means to be local. Often accompanied by her Great Dane, Cosgrove, Schuetz is easy to …
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From time-killer to order-filler
A mini sewing machine bought on a whim launches pet store. By Lisa Allen When work slowed down at her remote job because of Covid, Annie Jordan, 25, was looking …
Celebrity Dog: Uga
This famous bulldog lives in Savannah and is considered one of the greatest mascots in college football history. Story By Anna Lee Hoffman The enthusiasm of the University of Georgia’s …
Some like it hot
Meet three locals who know a thing or two about keeping the flame going. Story by Barry Kaufman + Photography by Lisa Staff There’s a reason fire has fascinated mankind …