Bloomin’ Azaleas
Splashes of color take over the landscape in spring, with azaleas of every color popping out to meet the sun. The weather plays an important part ... Keep Reading
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The Elusive Black Rail “Ghost Bird”
There are dramatic population declines of the the elusive black rail "Ghost Bird" along the Atlantic Coast. Fortunately, coastal South Carolina ... Keep Reading
Legend of the Live Oak
The most iconic symbol of the Lowcountry is the majestic Live Oak. There are many centuries-old oaks in the Lowcountry. There are some ... Keep Reading
Ginger Contains Superpowers
There are many health benefits from this ancient root... detoxifying the body to stimulating digestion. Ginger contains superpowers and has been ... Keep Reading
Help Our Feathered Friends
South Carolina rains more often in the winter. This causes mold and bacteria to form on wet bird seed in bird feeders and on the ground. Mold and ... Keep Reading
Winner of 17 Lighthouse Awards – Latitude Margaritaville
Conch Cottages, priced from the low $200's – Latitude Margaritaville Hilton Head's newest collection of homes! That feeling when everything comes ... Keep Reading
Lowcountry Coyotes… Oh My!
Native American folklore has included coyotes forever. Some saw Coyotes as wise and powerful beings, while others thought of them as tricksters. ... Keep Reading
The Impact of the Yamasee War
Yamasee's was indebted to the English and caused the Yamasee war. The English colonists and the Yamasees went to war. The English trading ... Keep Reading
Hoppin’ John History
Historically eaten on New Year’s Day for good luck... A Southern dish of black-eyed peas and rice. The African roots of the dish can be traced to ... Keep Reading
South Carolina Fun Facts
Informative tidbits and fun facts about the Palmetto State. South Carolina is known for its history, beaches, and golf courses – ranking 40th in size ... Keep Reading
Black Bears in South Carolina
Black bears in South Carolina (and everywhere else) are opportunistic and always looking for free food. The most common human-bear conflicts involve ... Keep Reading
Irish Roots in the Lowcountry
St. Patrick’s Day is just a small part of Irish influence. America has been enriched by the Irish people since the first Irish pilgrims sailed to the ... Keep Reading
Savory Specialties of the South
The Lowcountry's culinary experience is vast and growing nationally. However, you don’t have to spend a fortune to sample some of these specialties ... Keep Reading
Lowcountry Boil
Lowcountry Boil is ideal for any type of get together, event, or family dinner. Lowcountry Boil Ingredients 1 lb. Package Hillshire Farm ... Keep Reading
Delicious Crab Cakes
Delicious crab cakes are very popular here in the Lowcountry. The Carolina coast offers and abundance of blue crabs. Delicious Crab Cake ... Keep Reading
Lowcountry Oyster Recipes
The Lowcountry is known for delicious oysters, available from September through April. Here are some of the best "must-try" local recipes: MaMa's ... Keep Reading
Maritime Forest in the Lowcountry
You may have seen some of the remaining maritime forest from the waterways of the Lowcountry. Have you noticed that all the trees and shrubs are ... Keep Reading
Palmetto Trail Hiking During Covid
The cross-state trail system remains open during COVID-19. Individuals and families can get outside for stress relief, outdoor ... Keep Reading
Growing up Gullah – Let the Circle Be Unbroken
Human unity is something Victoria Smalls believes in wholeheartedly. One of 14 siblings in the blended family of St. Helena Island’s first-ever ... Keep Reading
