If you walk in Bluffton on a regular basis—whether you are getting from one place to another or are walking for your health—you’ve probably been both frightened and mad. Frightened by drivers who don’t even glance your way. Mad if you know that state law requires drivers to yield to pedestrians.
Stop and smell the petunias. Bluffton's Main Street shows its variety of colors this summer thanks to dozens of petunia pots and hanging baskets placed among Main Street.
A Bluffton police officer since 1989 and police chief since 2006, Skilliter announced his retirement this week. His last day on the job was Aug. 30, using vacation days until Sept. 22, when he officially retires.
A reception, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 22, in the third floor of the town hall, open to the public, is his official farewell as police chief.
For the sixth consecutive year, Bluffton defeated Cory-Rawson to open the season.
The Pirates poured in three third quarter touchdowns to power to a 27-0 victory, the fourth time in five seasons BHS has shut out their neighbors to the north. The win was the first career victory for head coach Jeff Richards.
Bluffton Family Recreation invites persons to take advantage of a 12-month membership now that fall classes are starting.
A membership includes unlimited use of the facility, track, gymnasium and Fitness Center (14 years and older), plus program fee discounts, according to Joseph Beagle, director.
Here are the various membership levels. Contact BFR at 215 Snider Road, Bluffton, for complete details.
