Hilton Head Living

Hostess City Hidden Gems

EXPLORE THESE SAVANNAH SECRET SPOTS

By Anthony Garzilli

Savannah is known for its rich history, charming downtown squares and welcoming hospitality, but there are many sites off the beaten path that are worthy of attention.

Message in a Bottle

KARA ARTMAN’S WORK OFFERS A WINDOW INTO THE PAST

BY TIM WOOD | PHOTOS BY RITTERBECK PHOTOGRAPHY

Kara Artman has always been inspired when walking by the water. She loved her time along the Windy City rivers at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She moved to the Lowcountry after graduating in 2009 and has been walking the ocean edges ever since.

2022 Summer Camp Guide

PLAN TO GET THE KIDS INVOLVED IN SOMETHING FUN

The countdown to summer vacation has begun, and with it the annual question faced by all parents: What are we going to do with the kids? Whether you’re looking to keep the kids engaged for a week, or just get them out of the house for a few hours so they don’t spend the whole day watching Netflix, there is a great selection of some summer camps right here in the Lowcountry.

Mother’s DAY GIFT Guide

Find the perfect something for Mom.

OPENING ITS DOORS TO ALL

CHURCH OF THE PALMS CONNECTS PEOPLE TO EACH OTHER

STORY BY AMY COYNE BREDESON | PHOTOS BY MADISON ELROD

Church of the Palms wants to be a place of help, hope and home by connecting people to God and connecting to one another, Pastor Pete Berntson explained.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EARN RECOGNITION IN REGIONAL ARTS AND WRITING CONTEST

Beaufort County School District students won 48 Southeast regional recognitions in the 2022 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition. There were 34 winners at Hilton Head Island High, 12 at May River High and two at Bluffton High.

Students in grades 7 through 12 typically submit more than 350,000 works of art and writing in 30 categories.

BEYOND THE GOLF COURSE

STORY BY TIM WOOD | PHOTOS BY ROB KAUFMAN

Ty Gaydish is done with the term “golf cart.” He has been in the cart industry for 30 years and sees the cart world moving far beyond the golf course.

“There has been a term floating around for years, neighborhood electric vehicles, but it never caught on in the industry,” Gaydish said. “I think some are afraid to let the word ‘golf’ go, but the truth is, these carts are used for everyday life these days, so I’m calling them NEVs.”