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Fire scorches about 2 acres as drought stalls 2-3 acres of clover at local bee yard

Apr 28, 2026 | 7:46 PM

A Dorchester beekeeper is grappling with the impact of both the Lowcountry’s troubling ongoing drought and a damaging recent grass fire on his property.Mark Con

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