Walk along our local beaches over the next few weeks and you may see odd creatures that look like they belong in the dinosaur age. They’re our Lowcountry horseshoe crabs, and it’s mating season, a tradition that’s been going on for 445 million years, not just here in the Lowcountry…but everywhere.

The water is warming, and with our spring full moons, the timing is perf...

Beaufort Station has been quite an addition to the Beaufort community since its first stores opened up back in 2024 bringing several name brand stores to Beaufort area shoppers. And it was announced in January by its management company, Puccinelli Management, that Bath & Body W...

Everybody knows there are lots of alligators in South Carolina. In fact, there are over 100,000 alligators living in South Carolina’s coastal areas, lakes, swamps, and 29,898 miles of meandering rivers; and some of our Palmetto State rivers...

It’s spring in the Lowcountry. It’s starting to get warmer and that means our large local alligator population is on the move all over the area, looking for love. In fact, gators are being seen by folks all over Beaufort right now.

This time of year brings warmer weather and our gators become more active in their mating season with courtships and mating getting underwa...

After nearly two decades in the tourism industry, one local is embarking on an exciting new journey, bringing visitors and locals alike a fresh, immersive way to experience the beauty and history of the Lowcountry.

Nichole Bradley, a Beaufort native and former owner of Sea Island Carriage Company, had wanted to build something new for the past ten years. Now she finall...