From rosemary skewers made for the grill to practical ways to protect flowers during the hottest months, Suzanne Barton of The Green Thumb shares simple summer gardening advice rooted in Lowcountry living.
From halotherapy to Himalayan salt scrubs and detox baths, discover how salt is becoming a key part of Lowcountry wellness routines.
From a small marina bar to a globally recognized T-shirt, Bob Gossett shares the story behind Hilton Head’s iconic Salty Dog brand.
The beach is pure joy for many Lowcountry dogs, but too much ocean water can quickly turn dangerous. Understanding the signs of saltwater poisoning, along with simple prevention tips, can help pet owners protect their dogs during long days by the shore.
Historic homes like the Squire Pope Carriage House and Garvin-Garvey House preserve the stories, architecture and cultural heritage that continue to shape Old Town Bluffton. Discover their histories and other homes in a self-guided tour.
Accessible only by boat, Ossabaw Island invites visitors into a landscape of untamed mudflats, marshes, tidal pools. Along the way, travelers may explore centuries of history, encounter the island’s beloved donkeys and experience one of the most unique outdoor adventures near Hilton Head Island.
Relocating to the south comes with sunshine, storms and a new way of living outdoors. Savannah Hardscapes sales manager Grant Cook shares five common mistakes homeowners make when moving South and how to create outdoor spaces built for the coastal climate.
Beaufort County School District’s International Baccalaureate program prepares Lowcountry students for college and beyond through rigorous academics, discussion-based learning and real-world skill development.
Step inside 2 High Ponds Lane, a reimagined Georgian manor in Colleton River where timeless architecture, resort-style outdoor living and automotive passion come together.