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- Photo: Ron Taylor carries an armload of flags in Six Oaks Cemetery while decorating veterans' graves on Friday morning in honor of Veterans Day. Taylor was one of several members of the Military Officers Association of America who came out to place a flag at the gravesite of each of the 300 veterans buried in the cemetery.
JAY KARR | The Island Packet
Preparing for Veterans Day
The 11th hour of the 11th day, the 11th month and World War I came to an end in 1918. The county will mark the occasion, and Veterans Day on Wednesday, with a variety of events, from a parade in Beaufort to more at area schools, cemeteries and parks. (full story)
- Hilton Head Town Council member suffers heart attack, in intensive care
- Rep. Chalk makes paying off toll road a priority, suggests ways to do it
- Bluffton caretaker accused of stealing from paraplegic woman
- Deputies looking for two men accused of robbing taxi driver on Hilton Head
- St. Helena goat standoff leads to hourlong traffic standstill
- IRS is looking for residents -- to give them money
- Waldenbooks in Shelter Cove to close in January, Borders announces
- Real estate businesses welcome tax credit for homeowners and first-time buyers
- Quintessentially Lowcountry: Belamy Curve is a breath-taker for all who near
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Lowcountry Life
- Photo: Minnie Levine holds a portrait of her parents, Rose and Joseph Tillow, on Monday afternoon at her home in Sun City Hilton Head. Levine, 89, recently celebrated her Bat Mitzvah at Temple Oseh Shalom in Bluffton.
At 89, Sun City's Minnie Levine celebrates a Bat Mitzvah
A stack of books sits across from Minnie Levine at the kitchen table in her Sun City Hilton Head home. The 89-year-old former school teacher spends a lot of time reading. She's even part of a book club. (full story)
- Religion News: Hilton Head pantry feeds bellies, souls
- Faithful hear sounds of spirituality in U2's music
- AAUW offering scholarships
- Watermedia Society honors local artists
- Junior Achievement needs volunteers
- Puppy Plunge held at YMCA today
- Gallery exhibits nature photographer
- 'Vintage Auto' shown Sunday
- AARP to host driver safety class
- Photo: The cast of “Blithe Spirit” rehearses last week in Bluffton. In the front row, from left, Christine Grefe, Sharon Walker, Maya White and Sheila Kadra. In the back row, from left, Bob Bredin, Michael Weaver and Tony Falgiani.
'Spirit' in the night
Noel Coward's story "The Blithe Spirit" was designed to serve as an escape from wartime London in the midst of the tragedy of World War II. (full story)
- Welcome, everyone, to my first column of the 21st century
- The Bluffton library is pre-stocking the holiday season's biggest titles
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- Good cake news (finally!) from the South Carolina State Fair
- 'Polo For Charity' returns for 16th year
- How I found a perfect, simple way to deal with the problems of the day
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Sports
- Photo: Hilton Head High's Victor Frazier runs the ball during the third quarter of the game against Socastee Friday night.
Seahawks feel sting of first-round defeat again
As Clifford Morrow stood at midfield, he tried to hide his emotions as best he could. Many of his Hilton Head High teammates weren't quite so successful, as they lay on the ground around him, their faces flooded with tears. (full story)
- HHCA overpowers Calhoun Academy in playoff opener
- Hilton Head High girls advance to state tennis final
- Beaufort High stumbles in regular-season finale
- Ridgeland's postseason ends with late rally by Cane Bay
- Football Roundup: HH Prep, Battery Creek, Hardeeville fall in first round
- Playoff preview: Local teams hope to avoid 1st-round knockout
- Hilton Head High eyes another cross country state title
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