That's Lauderdale

South Carolina history still flowing for the master, Walter Edgar

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Dazzling flower blooms an ode to Lowcountry's creative spirit

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Unleashed saints still marching 20 years after the $10 giveaway

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Symbol of human search for peace restored on Lowcountry island

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Elisha Walker Jr. loved to escape Wall Street to his own world in the Lowcountry.

He bought Spring Island in 1964, turning a wild place between Hilton Head Island and Beaufort into an orderly farm and hunting preserve.

Spring Island burst like a painted bunting into the lives of those lucky enough to be there in its quail-hunting heyday. It reached deep into their souls to pull out feelings of joy, ruggedness and a bond with family and nature. Then that feeling drifted away on butterfly wings, to live within the hearts of a few.

Syracuse newspaper legend delivers sustenance to Lowcountry

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In Lowcountry, D-Day hero left his medals at the bridge

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Lives shattered 50 years ago glued back together with hard work

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Burton cancer survivor makes art, finds silver linings

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If you can walk on water, why mess around on the sand bar?

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'Shakie' Grant's Gullah legacy worthy of celebration

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