Gullah home cooking
Gullah food is some of the most delicious, stick-to-your-ribs and satisfying to enjoy. Many of the recipes have remained unchanged over many decades, if not centuries.
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What’s Fresh in February? Scallions
The questions surrounding this mild onion are plenty, but don’t fret. We did the research so you don’t have to. It’s finally time to conquer this confusing and in-season vegetable with confidence.
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Liquor recipes: Love potions
Fall in love this Valentine’s Day. Whether it be with a new romance, a lifelong partner or with yourself, celebrate the season of love with a cocktail created by one of our local distilleries.
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McBride Sisters Collection Sauvignon Blanc
Since 2005 the McBride Sisters’ mission has been clear — to transform the industry, lead by example and cultivate community, one delicious glass of wine at a time.
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The Darius Rucker Intercollegiate draws top teams to Long Cove Club
Ready to rock. The Darius Rucker Intercollegiate draws top teams to Long Cove Club, brightening the spotlight on women’s golf.
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Nonstop Adventure: Cape May, New Jersey
There’s nothing not to like about Cape May. Situated at the southernmost tip of the Garden State, this charming, historic town is situated where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean and is one of the country’s oldest vacation resort destinations.
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School’s in
Penn School — located on St. Helena Island — was built and developed by Northern missionaries Laura M. Towne and Ellen Murray. It was among the initial schools opened as part of the movement to aid the difficult transition from slavery to freedom.
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Historic figures Clara Barton, Harriett Tubman and Robert Smalls helped shape local history
It might be well known that South Carolina played a major part in the foundational elements of the Civil War, but Beaufort County, and especially Hilton Head and Bluffton, were pivotal players in the Union’s victory.
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Armed Black troops in South Carolina
Many enslaved South Carolina men earned their freedom through service.
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The Ebenezer Incident
In 1864 Many Black families were left to drown. Here’s the story of the Ebenezer Incident.
