3 Businesses Bringing Classic Cars, Literature and Antiques to the Lowcountry
Meet Lowcountry locals keeping vintage alive with their interests in classic cars, books and antiques.
The local people of Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, and Beaufort are a vibrant and diverse bunch. They come from all walks of life and bring a variety of experiences to the area. Whether they have lived there for generations or have recently moved to the area, local people bring a sense of community and belonging to the Lowcountry. There are families, retirees, and young adults who have come to take advantage of the beautiful beaches, outdoor activities, and laid–back lifestyle. The area also attracts artists, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are looking to make a new home. The locals are passionate about their community and take pride in preserving the area’s history and culture. From local festivals and celebrations to volunteer opportunities, people from the Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, and Beaufort areas are always willing to lend a helping hand.
Meet Lowcountry locals keeping vintage alive with their interests in classic cars, books and antiques.
Hilton Head businessman Walter Czura wrote and produced “The Final Run,” a crime drama now available on streaming. The film, which screened at the 78th Cannes Film Festival in May, is based on his real involvement with the “Gentleman Smugglers” and the locally famous Operation Jackpot bust.
Keynote speakers include Admiral John “Boomer” Stufflebeem (ret.) and Rocky Bleier, whose service and sports legacies will make this an inspiring evening.
This month’s Faces feature shines a Friday night spotlight on three standout local football coaches shaping the next generation of stars in Hilton Head, Bluffton and Beaufort.
Enter to win an exclusive 12×12 canvas inspired by our July cover, painted by Bluffton artist Nancy Patrick Carney. Her glowing sea turtles and coastal blues could soon brighten your home!
From childhood go-karts to a Daytona victory, Gus Dean’s racing career was fueled by family. Now the Bluffton native trades stock cars for mega trucks — and the fast lane for business.
From championship racers to teenage prodigies and historic marina founders, these local sailors are shaping the Lowcountry’s future — one tack at a time.
Beaufort’s Noah Kipar started sailing at age 10 on a Georgia lake and never looked back. From racing regattas to leading youth programs, his lifelong love of sailing now helps others find their sea legs.
Join Hilton Head shark expert Chip Michalove on a morning offshore and discover the thrill of shark fishing, the science of tagging, and the soul behind one of the Lowcountry’s top conservationists.
From historical reenactments to handmade art and soulful blues, meet three Lowcountry locals who embody the essence of blue — in color, culture and creativity.