Meet 3 Lowcountry Leaders Inspiring the Next Generation Through Summer
Get to know Jessica Kochman, Aaron Immel and Alana Adams — three passionate Lowcountry leaders turning summer into a season of growth, fun and inspiration for local kids.
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Meet the Lowcountry Equestrians Keeping a Timeless Bond Alive
Long before highways and horsepower, there were humans and horses — together forging paths, stories and legacies. That connection is still alive in the Lowcountry, where a handful of passionate equestrians carry on this age-old bond with love, purpose and grace. Meet four locals — Karen Kuehler, Mary Daly, and Alison and Chloe Melton — whose lives have been profoundly shaped by the horses they ride, care for, and love. Their stories are proof that the bond between rider and horse is far more than sport — it’s healing, heritage and heart.
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Meet a few locals who have spent their lives studying our fascinating Lowcountry marshes
There’s a certain magic in the Lowcountry’s marshes—a sensory blend of tide, pluff mud, and wildlife that defines life here. For Andy Jones, Jay Walea, and Jody Hayward, that magic is more than a backdrop—it’s a lifelong calling. These dedicated locals have spent years studying, protecting, and celebrating the Lowcountry’s wetlands, preserving one of the most unique ecosystems in the world.
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Local marine biologist Amber Kuehn weaves her lifetime of experiences into a single perfect day
For Amber Kuehn, a local marine biologist and lifelong Lowcountry resident, the salt marsh isn’t just scenery — it’s home, history, and heart. In this immersive first-person journey, she weaves a lifetime of experiences into a single unforgettable day, offering readers a poetic and deeply personal glimpse into the magic, mystery, and meaning of the marsh. From childhood swims to scientific discovery, each tide tells a story.
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Faces of Outdoor Living: Meet the Locals Who Bring the Lowcountry to Life
Spring has arrived, and there’s no better time to embrace the beauty of the Lowcountry’s great outdoors. Whether you’re looking to craft the perfect backyard retreat, explore nature or simply soak up the sunshine, these three locals—Katie Williams, Donna and Frank Lynch and Trevor Strever—have turned their passion for outdoor living into a way of life.
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Black Equity University: Empowering Black Entrepreneurs in the Lowcountry
Owning a small business comes with challenges—but BlacQuity is making success more accessible for Black entrepreneurs in the Lowcountry. Through Black Equity University (BEU), a 12-week course covering finance, management, and leadership, business owners gain the skills, mentorship, and peer support needed to thrive. Discover how BEU is shaping the future of Black-owned businesses in the community.
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25 Influential Figures Who Shaped the Lowcountry’s History & Legacy
The Lowcountry’s rich history has been shaped by remarkable individuals whose legacies continue to inspire. From artists and educators to cultural pioneers, this list highlights 25 influential figures who called the Beaufort region home and left a lasting impact on the community.
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Meet the locals who were telling our community’s story long before most of us had ever heard the word “Lowcountry”
Before the Lowcountry became a melting pot of transplants, there were locals who built its foundation. Meet the residents who’ve called this place home for generations and discover how their stories, traditions, and legacies continue to shape the community we all love.
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Vision 2025: Lowcountry Mayors Share Their Outlook for the Year Ahead
As we step into 2025, Lowcountry mayors Alan Perry, Larry Toomer, Philip Cromer, and Kevin Phillips share their visions for the future. From navigating challenges to embracing progress, discover their plans to shape the year ahead for Beaufort County communities.
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Bullish in Beaufort County: Municipal Projects Driving Prosperity in 2025
Beaufort County is booming, and its leaders are rising to the challenge. From tackling affordable housing to creating vibrant festivals, advancing infrastructure, and preserving historic charm, discover how Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, Beaufort, and Port Royal are poised to thrive in 2025.
