A journey through the iconic oaks of the Lowcountry
From the oldest documented tree in Beaufort County to a towering oak once used for trading enslaved people, these trees are more than just beautiful landmarks.
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.
Exploring The Sea Islands of Beaufort County
Island secrets Story by Michele Roldán-Shaw + Illustrations by Maddie Batey There are hundreds of islands in Beaufort County, ranging…
Five builds coming to the Lowcountry in 2023
STORY BY DAISY DOW With the dawn of a new year comes a new opportunity for public projects across the…
A piece of Southern history
Ever wonder about that stunning property you see on your way to and From Charleston? It’s called Poco Sabo Plantation,…
Rose Hill: The story of a house
By Carolyn Males + Art by Alexandra Sharma This is the story of a house. A grand, two-story house of…
Home for generations
By Luana M. Graves Sellars Hilton Head Island’s Historic Gullah Neighborhoods Gullah Neighborhoods 1. BAYGALL 2. MITCHELVILLE 3. BIG HILL…
Golden opportunity
Discover 8 hidden gems in the Golden Isles Nestled on the Georgia coast, midway between Savannah and Jacksonville, lie four…
Romantic afternoon getaways
Got a free afternoon? Visit these bucket list-worthy locations that are conveniently close to home. Story By Lisa Allen…
The Land’s End Light
Staking out the Lowcountry’s ‘Sleepy Hollow’ on St. Helena Island