PORT ROYAL, S.C. (AP) — A 70-foot shrimp boat — once docked in the town of Port Royal — has joined New York City subway cars and other unusual materials that make up a man-made reef off of ...

A 70-foot shrimp boat has joined New York City subway cars and other unusual materials that make up a man-made reef off of South Carolina’s Hilton Head Island.

An old shrimp boat has sunk while anchored in Battery Creek near the city-owned dock in Port Royal, which is in the process of evicting boats, many of them in disrepair, in order to build a new dock.

An old shrimp boat has sunk while anchored in Battery Creek near the city-owned dock in Port Royal, which is in the process of evicting boats, many of them in disrepair, in order to build a new ...

The town is requiring owners of boats to move them as it prepares to build a new dock and looks for a partner in a seafood processing facility.

South Carolina Old Port Royal shrimp boat is sunk off Hilton Head Island. It’s now being put to good use By Karl Puckett Updated November 28, 2022 1:17 PM Port Royal, S.C.

It's an old shrimp boat named the Apple Jack that's had its white wooden hull coated in black tar. That's had its pilot house removed, and three soaring masts put in its place. That's being fitted ...

Seventy-eight-year-old Frank Quan, a third-generation resident of China Camp, runs one of the few commercial shrimping boats remaining in the Bay.

Annual shrimp boat blessings will return to the bayous of Terrebonne and Lafourche in coming weeks after being canceled or curtailed last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A 70-foot shrimp boat — once docked in the town of Port Royal — has joined New York City subway cars and other unusual materials that make up a man-made reef off of South Carolina&#8217… ...

Early Chinese immigrants from the southern province of Guangdong built boats and set up camps in coves to process the shrimp.