Donna Hardy envisions a sustainable ‘indigo culture’ in the Lowcountry.
Ossabaw Island
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Talking about… Sandy West
I CAN ONLY HOPE Savannah writer Jane Fishman is right about how Eleanor “Sandy” Torrey West has lived so long. West, the matriarch of Ossabaw Island, is a few days shy […]
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AASU prof Finlay honored posthumously as Ossabaw Fellow
The Ossabaw Island Foundation recently honored the late Armstrong Atlantic State University History professor Dr. Mark A. Finlay as an Ossabaw Fellow at the non-profit organization’s annual meeting on Jan. […]
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Ossabaw daydreamin’
ITS NAME MEANS ‘place of the holly bushes,’ and it’s where Creek Indians once went to get the yaupon holly berries they needed to brew the cleansing black tea crucial […]