South Carolina county turns food scraps into soil, eyes $1 million in taxpayer savings
My friends at GMT installed this!
u/robauto-dot-ai — 1 day ago
r/Beaufort
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Any insight on Sprenger in port royal for employment?
I’ve heard horror stories and not the best things but this was 3-4 years ago. Anyone have any insight if it’s a halfway decent place currently? Lots of posting for both locations which makes me think it’s still not the best 😬
u/Majestic-Amoeba-8462 — 3 days ago
Air BNB / overnight rental
Odd question but... Would anyone happen to have an overnight rental that has enough land to accommodate a UH-1H Huey landing and 7 guests for a 1 night stay during the first week of September?
I know this is an odd request but if you do, please DM me so I can give you the details of our plans.
u/Stormy-Wxs — 4 days ago
Let’s fix South Carolina’s ugly license plates
Can we fix South Carolina's ugly, standardized boring specialty license plates?
I know this is a deeply serious matter of public importance 😂, but hear me out.
South Carolina has a ton of specialty license plates, but almost all of them are forced into the same generic template: white background, red-and-blue stripe across the top, organization name in a banner, and "South Carolina" in boring Times New Roman font in another banner.
The result is that plates representing completely different organizations, universities, causes, and communities all look basically the same. And they are ugly.
I think we should change that.
South Carolina law requires SCDMV to develop a "basic plate design" for special plates, and SCDMV's current requirements put organizations into the standardized template. So this is a policy choice that can be changed.
The important question is: does standardization for law enforcement actually require every plate to have the same visual design? No! Look at Georgia and North Carolina.
Let professional designers and the sponsoring organizations determine the actual visual design. That would mean a USC plate could look like USC. A conservation plate could actually look like a conservation plate. A military plate could have a distinctive military design. A charitable organization could have an attractive plate that actually represents what it does.
They would still be unmistakably South Carolina plates and meet all the technical requirements.
Do you agree?
If enough people are interested, we could put together a specific proposal for SCDMV and the Legislature rather than just complaining about plates on Reddit.

u/swampsummit — 7 days ago
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Short term apartment in beaufort
Im currently on travel assignment for my current job. What are some nice short term apartments in beaufort. Looking around 1900 max.
u/Danny414eng — 5 days ago
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Gyms in/around Beaufort, SC
Morning everyone! I've seen a few posts like this and im approaching a change of scenery and need a gym to go with it! Anyone have reccomendations or familiar with training in this area? Been training for a bit over 2 years now.
I do mostly nogi but I'm open to whatever! Trial periods are preferred.
Edit: BJJ gym, cross posted from different subreddit and didn't fix title to include.
u/Final-Measurement-44 — 7 days ago
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Places to Find Younger Crowds?
I grew up elsewhere until I was 18 and when I went off to college my parents moved down here. I’m now 22 with nothing to do and nobody to do anything with (I don’t know anyone). What are good places where I can go out and find people at least close to my age range (20s) whether that be bars, activities, or public clubs.
u/Nice-Process1380 — 10 days ago
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St. Helena Island - Locally Owned Businesses
Hi, all!
I may be making a day trip to St. Helena Island next week. Any must-see historic locations, locally owned businesses, or restaurants?
Thanks!
u/MsMadcap_ — 14 days ago
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Coosa Elementary
Can any Coosa parents tell me how car rider liner usually works? I was at school today 15 minutes before dismissal started, so not too far from the front of the line, and it took 40 minutes to get my child. When I got to the pickup area, they didn’t have my child out there and so I sat and waited and they had to keep looking for my child. Is it normally this disorganized? Does it normally take forever for the car rider line to move? Considering I wasn’t anywhere near the end of the line, I can only imagine that some parents didn’t get their kids until an hour after dismissal. Is this just first day stuff?
u/Terrible_Screen2145 — 13 days ago