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Art League Gallery showcases local talent with international fame
Lori Wells unlocks the door of a storage building off Parris Island Gateway.
Visitors to Beaufort History Museum are invited to explore the history of Fort Fremont, a fortification built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Saint Helena Island in 1898, by viewing a special exhibit that displays award-winning images and a modern instructional video featuring exclusive drone photography of the site.
Summer brings more great opportunities for writers to engage with one another through three more online workshops from the nonprofit Pat Conroy Literary Center. Each workshop will be held on Zoom and is limited to 15 participants. Registration is now open through Eventbrite at 
With more than a dozen awards and honors to its credit, the anthology Our Prince of Scribes: Writers Remember Pat Conroy, edited by novelist Nicole Seitz and Conroy Center executive director Jonathan Haupt, has been the subject of more than 50 events across ten states, featuring (thus far) 54 of the volume’s 67 contributing writers.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then 20 pictures has to be a
volume. Y'all know that I've been writing a food column for Lowcountry Weekly since 2005. What you probably didn't know is that I'm also the unofficial “every time we get together” photographer and keeper of the scrapbooks. Yep. I'm that person who shoves her iPhone into the hands of the most available body and sweetly asks, “will you please take a picture of us?' When it comes to photos, I have no shame.
I met a young farmer who said he was growing Yuccas in one of his fields. As a lifelong learner it was surprising to me that he was growing it for fiber, not as a landscape plant. 
Allow me to preface this article with a few thoughts: First, this was definitely outside the norm of things that I would do. I have stated on several occasions that, while I’m open-minded, hallucinogenic journeys weren’t something I was particularly drawn to. After all, if you’ve read my writing, you know that I see and experience plenty on my own. That said, I’ve wanted to write about it for quite some time.
little common sense when we whimsically invested our savings in an obscure local rag, about a year old, called Lowcountry Bi-weekly. We hated the name – it was clunky – and we figured we’d soon go weekly anyway, so we dropped the “bi,” spruced up the design, added some new features, and Lowcountry Weekly was born. 
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