Check out this Hurricane Matthew recovery video, produced by the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce. It was shown on Jan. 28 at the Chamber Ball.

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Last weekend’s March on Washington was historical on so many levels for Americans and citizens who participated around the globe.  For this islander, imagine the simple culture shock of leaving Hilton Head in the off-season (pop. 39,000), for our bustling nation’s Capitol city (pop. 672,228).  Even if subtracting a couple hundred thousand from D.C.’s resident population (to account for those who skedaddled during the January 20, 2017 weekend), one still must add back an estimated 800,000 protesters from all over the country – all of who were on the streets in one six-hour period – the wave of humanity working towards a common purpose was unimaginably, awe-inspiring. 

If you were deaf, which tribe would you belong to? The hearing world, the deaf world or your family world? Check out this preview of “Tribes” then go see it at the Hilton Head Preparatory School Main Street Theatre.

Want to get into the Christmas spirit? Check out these locals, after they've had a few spirits :)
Video courtesy of TR Media World.

Photographer Arno Dimmling captured these images from Hilton Head Monthly's 2016 Readers' Choice Awards at Sonesta Resort.

This is a video that was made for the 2016 Celebrating Dr. Jack Event on May 10, 2016. Don't forget to attend Volunteers In Medicine's Circle of Caring Gala on Dec. 3 at The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa.

At just 8 days old Virginia Ann Fraser underwent open heart surgery. Today Virginia Ann is happy, healthy and recently celebrated her first birthday.

Watch this inspirational story of neighbors helping neighbors. It's a heart-warming piece about the unprecedented recovery efforts taking place on Daufuskie Island and at Haig Point.

It features interviews by Daufuskie Island residents and Island Pastor Aaron Crosby. Clicks from before, during and after the storm. As well as the ongoing clean up efforts and community building.

The Holmes family was dreading returning to their home in Bluffton from the evacuation because two trees had come down on it during the hurricane. A team of volunteers whom they did not know showed up, asked if they could remove the trees, and freed their house so they could go home safely. They were immensely grateful for the help and it inspired them to help others.