Meet the magnificent animals that call the Lowcountry home (and the humans who feed them)
This month, join us as we meet a few examples of the unbreakable animal and human bond with three local animal lovers.
This local wildlife rehabilitator turned her Hilton Head Island home into a sanctuary for non-releasable animals
Tiffany’s Hilton Head Island home has become a sanctuary for these special animals, offering them a safe place to thrive. LOCAL Life visited her to learn more about her lifesaving work.
The heartwarming journey of retired greyhounds now living the good life here in the Lowcountry
A local pair of close friends, Karen Shea and Chris Schlentner, provide a comprehensive look at their journey in greyhound adoption and the broader greyhound adoption community.
The remarkable adoption journey of Cal, a dog displaced by the war in Ukraine
Hilton Head Island’s Jeff Prekop first met Cal during a 2023 rescue mission to Ukraine. On a follow-up trip earlier this year to the war-torn region, Jeff made the life-changing decision to adopt him.
Meet three proud South Carolinians dedicated to making a difference
Meet a few locals who not only carry that Palmetto State pride but let us see what a remarkable home we all share: Colden Battey, Nate Pringle and Pat Branning.
Reenactors bring the Lowcountry’s past to life
Stepping into the role of a historical character is more than putting on historically accurate clothing. We asked a few to give us a short overview of their character’s place in local history.
Portraits of Purpose
Snapshots of locals making a difference in the Lowcountry. “50 Portraits of Purpose” is an invitation to explore the unseen facets of people you thought you knew.
Faces of barbecue
The great low-and-slow Southern tradition of barbecue has never been hotter. Meet a few locals who are keeping the flame going.
Local residents with a passion for global exploration
Meet seven local globetrotters whose voyages are as much about passion as they are about exploration.
Faces of wanderlust
These three locals have reaped the rewards of travel in all its forms: the way it transforms us and the way it helps us transform the world.