Lowcountry Chronicle

On this episode, we exclusively focus on the new Hilton Head Island beach parking ordinance. First, we go through the basics. Then we go through your reaction. Then we talk with Bluffton business owner Cassie Clayschulte about her reaction to the move, her response from island officials and how it will impact families and businesses in Bluffton and Hilton Head.

On this edition, host Tim Wood talks about a day full of fowl in Bluffton, the thinning of the trees and the latest updates on Bluffton high school hoops playoff hopes.

Interviews this episode:

- Bluffton native Dwon Fields, Sr. about Dj's Day of Giving and how the community has kept his son's legacy thriving nearly four years after Bluffton High School senior DJ Fields was murdered.

- SliderBar owner and head chef Pete Palladino about his passion for sliders, the past, present and future of the restaurant and the evolution of SliderBar's offerings.

- Bluffton Youth Theatre founder Cynthia Fields about the group's urgent plea to the community to help finish the group's theater space.

On this episode, host Tim Wood talks breaking news about Bluffton’s fire chief, some big sports wins, a business spotlight on Beaufort Drug Company with owner Jacob Dotson, and a discussion of the new Parkway Corners development with Bluffton Town Council member Emily Burden.

On the February 6, 2025 edition of LowChron, Tim shares news of Lowcountry athletes shining with college commitments, the Middle School basketball championships, and a pair of tragedies that have the community in shock.

This edition's long-form interview is with Doug and Parker Stewart, the father-and-son duo taking multiple sports by storm locally, regionally and worldwide.

In the 1-28-25 edition, we talk about Culver’s opening, Pour Richard’s closing, the Bills losing and we talk to long-time Lowcountry newspaper columnist Annelore Harrell.

We had ... other plans for the 2025 debut of Lowcountry Chronicle, but when historic snow heads your way, you pivot. And thus, we did that thanks to WSAV Chief Meteorologist Scott Roberts.