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Bluffton neighbors ask WSAV for help with smelly sewage leak
BLUFFTON, S.C. (WSAV)—Tropical Storm Debby left a lot of water behind in some areas of the Lowcountry, but that’s not the only thing that’s stuck around. One viewer called WSAV News 3 to say the storm left behind a bigger smellier problem than just some deep puddles in their Bluffton neighborhood. “Is there any way […]
15 for 15: Bluffton Bobcats
BLUFFTON, S.C. (WSAV)—Continuing our 15 for 15 series, today’s team is the Bluffton Bobcats, as they enter their third season under Hayden Gregory. Last year, Bluffton went 6-5 overall and played in the first round of the state playoffs. They were 3-2 in the region, which earned them the number three spot. their non-region schedule […]
Season preview: Beaufort Eagles aiming high, hoping for third title appearance in four years
BEAUFORT, S.C. (WTOC) - Beaufort High School was able to get in 150 minutes of work before the heavy stuff started on Monday, all much-needed time to get where they want to be. Two different finishes over the past two years have given the Eagles clarity on where their goals are.
Public Works to collect storm debris Aug. 13-16
BEAUFORT, S.C. (Aug. 9, 2024) – The City of Beaufort’s Public Works Department will perform a one-time sweep of City neighborhoods and streets to pick up storm debris beginning on Tuesday, Aug. 13, and ending on Friday, Aug. 16. All debris must be put out to the curb by Monday night, Aug. 12.
Alligators spotted swimming through South Carolina neighborhood after lagoons overflow from Debby's heavy rains
BLUFFTON, S.C. — Alligators were spotted swimming through a Bluffton neighborhood after heavy rain brought on byTropical Storm Debby. Viewers of sister station WCJL, who live in the Hampton Hall community, shared video and images showing alligators swimming through flood waters, even up to their flower bed. A video...
Homes, neighborhood flooded; roads washed out by Debby in Lowcountry, see photos, video
Bob Duverger won't be able to live in his Bluffton, South Carolina, home for about four months. Flooding from Tropical Storm Debby battered his house this week. "We woke up the next morning; the yard was flooded," he said. "The house was flooded. The carpets were ruined. The floors were ruined. It's all buckled. The garage is flooded."
Alligators spotted swimming through Bluffton neighborhood after lagoons overflow
BLUFFTON, S.C. — Alligators were spotted swimming through a Bluffton neighborhood after heavy rain brought on by Tropical Storm Debby. WJCL viewers in the Hampton Hall community shared video and images showing alligators swimming through flood waters, even up to their flower bed. The above video, from Adrienne LeBlanc,...
Lowcountry News Fri 8-9-24
TURNED OUT TO BE A COUPLE OF DAYS LATER THAN NORMAL, BUT TODAY’S THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR BEAUFORT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS, AND THE FIRST DAY OF THE NEW CELLPHONE POLICY IN ALL THE SCHOOLS THAT ERQUIRES PHONES TO BE TURNED OFF AND STORED IN A NON-VISIBLE LOCATION. THE ONLY EXCEPTION IS THAT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN USE THEIR PHONES DURING LUNCH PERIODS. ACCORDING TO THE DISTRICT OFFICE, PHONES CAN BE TAKEN AWAY ON VIOLATIONS OF THE NEW POLICY WITH THE STUDENT GETTING TO PICK IT UP AT THE END OF THE DAY ON THE FIRST VIOLATION, PARENTS NEEDING TO PICK IT UP ON SUBSEQUENT VIOLATIONS. THERE ARE MEDICAL EXCEPTINS WHICH WILL BE HANDLED ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. PHONES CAN BE USED ON SCHOOL BUSES.
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