In 2019, the concept of Lowcountry PRIDE went from dream to reality when a small group of friends gathered around a kitchen table celebrating the love of two women and their new engagement.

Instead of trekking far and wide to attend another PRIDE festival, they decided to start one of their own — of our own — and Lowcountry PRIDE was born.

Advice to Sexy Sally  

Dear Aunt Bossy,

           My mother is so out of it I could scream.  She has no idea of what it is like to be my age and refuses to learn.

Local grassroots group seeks to improve the quality of Beaufort’s downtown tennis facilities while the area’s tennis community continues to grow.
 
By Mindy Lucas

It’s a bright, crisp Sunday morning in downtown Beaufort. A group of women are playing doubles tennis at the courts on the corner of Bladen and Boundary streets. 

As the players trade shots, traffic passes by on Boundary, though the women seem oblivious to the noise just a few yards away.