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On the days when I am overwhelmed by traffic and tourists, the ever-recurring questions of where to go, what to do, and where to eat, I focus on my memories of a place that captured my heart 50 years ago and how grateful I am to be a part of it all. Gratitude is at the very core of these stories and the reason I tell them.
The first Decade of the Island’s Development
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all involved – the RBC Heritage team, golfers, volunteers, concession workers, and fans. You make this event a standout showcase for our island and pave the way for a brighter future for all who call Hilton Head Island home.
There are so many fun things in this April issue.
“It was great to see
the owls,” I said.
She smiled.
“Yes. They’re wild things, of course. Killers, savages. They’re wonderful.”
– David Almond, Skellig
Main Street: significant improvements are underway to make this road safer, thanks to the Main Street Commercial Property Owners’ Association (POA) and the Town of Hilton Head Island.
The First Decade of the Island’s Development
Our goal is for our community to be safe, livable, and inclusive. To achieve this, we recognize the necessity of providing all levels of employees with a place to call home in the community where they work.
Fall is essentially spring break for locals, and few places understand that like Hilton Head’s downtown, Coligny.
“…each item up for bid represents someone’s home, or at least their investment. Whether they were unable to pay their taxes due to some financial hardship or through simple negligence, that property is now up for auction to help satisfy the debt to Beaufort County.”
The Town of Hilton Head Island regularly requests bids for a diverse range of services including project consulting, landscape maintenance, custodial work, catering, drone operations, engineering, road work, technology upgrades, and more.
As the foundation continues to grow, Hayward and her team will continue to prioritize education, research, conservation, and organizational sustainability.
As you gear up to see what’s new at all our old standbys, we figured we would throw together a vision board for you with some of the hottest fall fashions from our favorite local boutiques.
Upcoming projects Harvey is excited about include the 2023 Crescendo Celebration beginning Oct. 10 and culminating in the Hilton Head Lantern Parade (Nov. 18)
An annual, balanced budget is critical to Hilton Head Island’s livelihood.
A podcast for locals, by locals: with Caitlin Lee & Heather Rath
After building up unprecedented public interest, The Bank is finally open!
Local beekeeper has protected bees and produced honey for 35 years.
Fun Beach Finds at Coligny Plaza
As the only boat tour allowed in the Sea Pines Nature Preserve, H2O’s Nature and Alligator Boat Tour is an entertaining and highly educational trip for all ages.
We’ve rounded up six of the best activities to do on the water with kids. See if your favorite made the list!
Get Barbie’s Beach look, shopping look, party look, vacation look and date night look at these fine local retailers!
The magic of HarbourFest is real. When you stand under what used to be golden hue of the setting sun and watch it turning on cue to a deep navy blue, cuing the fireworks display, you might have to pinch yourself to believe it.
Scott Forrest Bodkin, the pitmaster in residence at Forrest Fire BBQ. In December of 2021, I got an invite to come try some food. The location wasn’t a secret, but the nature of the food kinda/sorta...
The hottest stage in town once again fills the south end air with the sweet sounds of local music. Jevon Daly If there’s a soundtrack to summer on Hilton Head Island, it has to sound an awful lot...
This Port Royal Plantation home was renovated in three seperate phases over a ten year time period. The Gomez’s had always been attracted to the architectural features of older homes and...
An aerial view of Port Royal Plantation, which covers the heel of Hilton Head Island. When observing Hilton Head Island from an airplane, a drone photo, or a map, the island’s shape distinctively...