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The Beaufort Gazette is an American twice-weekly newspaper covering local news, politics and community life across Beaufort County, South Carolina. First published in 1897, it has long been a trusted source of local coverage for the state’s Lowcountry. County government, coastal development and public affairs remain central to its pages, backed by breaking news and investigative work that reaches readers throughout the region. Gullah Geechee heritage sites, the military installations at Parris Island and the tourism economy around nearby Hilton Head Island all receive regular attention. Meanwhile, feature writing often captures the marshes, barrier islands and historic districts that define the Lowcountry. Local high school athletics and community recreation also both get steady coverage across the county each season. Its long tradition of community-focused work has made it a trusted source for readers throughout Beaufort County. Available on PressReader, The Beaufort Gazette newspaper brings comprehensive coverage from across the South Carolina Lowcountry and coast.
What a difference a year makes for Beaufort’s Veterans Day parade lineup with spectators able to actually say “thank you” to local, active duty military. Last year active duty military couldn’t attend. From Oct. 1 to Nov 12, the federal...
Concerned about large data centers hogging electricity and water and creating noise and vibrations, Beaufort County approved a two-year moratorium Monday to give planners time to study the impacts. Planners had recommended a one-year pause.
The Town Council voted Tuesday night unanimously to grant a raise and bonus to Town Manager Marc Orlando. The vote came after the council met for a few hours behind closed doors in executive session to discuss Orlando’s job performance and...
The Hilton Head Town Council voted 6-1 Tuesday to authorize the town attorney to initiate a lawsuit to seek relief from “unduly burdensome, overly broad, vague, repetitive or otherwise improper” claims. Councilwoman Tamara Becker voted...
In his second college game, South Carolina freshman guard Marcus Johnson took control with 20 points and six assists, leading South Carolina to an easy 77-41 victory over Saint Peter’s in Columbia. Saint Peter’s scored the first basket of...
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