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Nursing mothers find friendlier shopping; workplaces might be next
Less than an hour after the nursing mothers' lounge opened Thursday at Citadel Mall, Dana Keith made a beeline toward the cozy room with her 5-month-old baby and 2-year-old in tow.
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Island, Port Royal Plantation sign stormwater agreement
Hilton Head Island took another step forward in its effort to take over all the private stormwater systems this week when it signed an agreement with Port Royal Plantation.
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City Council: Don't drive and dial
Drivers who have ignored their teachers' instructions to keep both hands on the wheel soon may have someone else tell them to put their hands at 2 o'clock and 10 o'clock: the Beaufort Police Department.
Captain of the Port Sets Condition WHISKEY for Charleston, Port Royal and Georgetown
The captain of the port for Charleston, Port Royal and Georgetown, S.C., has established port readiness condition WHISKEY for the coast of South Carolina due to the potential impacts from Tropical Storm Hanna.
Island's heel needs quick fix on erosion, say town officials
Beach erosion at the heel of Hilton Head Island is continuing at a rapid rate, and the town may soon have to take major steps to address the problem, according to a report to be released this week.
The top deck of the observation tower at the end of the boardwalk at The Sands in Port Royal has been closed as it was recently deemed structurally unstable.
Tiny swimmers sparkle up ocean
When Todd McDaniel of Lady's Island told his two sons there were stars in the ocean, he knew the tiny, glowing dots churned up in the wake of his boat weren't stars.
Tree down on 278; SUV ends up in lagoon; caution urged as water collects on roadways
Photo: Bluffton firefighters work to remove the wreckage of a vehicle and the tree that fell on it from U.S. 278 in greater Bluffton on Thursday afternoon, backing up westbound traffic just before rush hour.
Georgetown County Sheriff Land Cribb works at the scene of Julianne Blakeley's killing in Litchfield Beach on Sept.
The Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce will partner with the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce to host a 2009 legislative session forum at 11:30 a.m. on Aug.
Businesses cheer end of major Mathews Drive work
Photo: Cars roll around a recently completed traffic circle along Mathews Drive on Monday.
Dig deeper for gas money; prices are higher in Beaufort
Drivers statewide are being affected by high gas prices this summer, but drivers in Beaufort and Port Royal are getting hit harder than those in many surrounding areas, where gas can be found for nearly $0.30 ...
Adding 20 days to school year is a trade off as some schools lose programs
The Beaufort County School District's decision to add 20 school days to the calendar for poor-performing students doesn't come without a price.
Port Royal pares list of properties that might comprise historic district
Port Royal at last put to vote a list of properties to be included in the town's historic district Wendesday evening, but first stripped eight houses from the list.
TIF tiff leaves Port Royal and Beaufort County at odds over $1.5 million
Port Royal owes Beaufort County, the school district and its own general fund about $1.5 million.
Wall's mysteries keep getting better
Photo: 'Armageddon in Retrospect' By Kurt Vonnegut G.P. Putnam's Sons, 233 pages, $24.95 Special to the Packet It begins when a young Hispanic girl is struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver as she is ...
Fertilizer firm files FOI suit
A fertilizer company from Tampa, Fla., with a terminal at the shuttered Port of Port Royal recently filed a freedom of information lawsuit against the State Ports Authority.
Storm topples trees, knocks out power to thousands in northern Beaufort County
An abrupt and violent thunderstorm rumbled through Beaufort on Thursday afternoon, knocking out power to about 23,000 customers while downing trees and disrupting traffic, officials said.
Once controversial Ribaut Road development gets warm reception from Port Royal design review board
In an about-face from previous meetings, Port Royal's Design Review Board on Thursday praised the streetscape of a 5-acre planned unit development off of Ribaut Road.
Local business update: Who's new and who's gone
Priscilla Butler moved to Beaufort from Philadelphia in January, and she brought the authentic taste of Philly cheesesteaks with her.