Maintain Local (Bow) Ties
By: Taft Matney The unofficial start of Spring in South Carolina is just a couple of weeks away as more than 60,000 of my closest friends prepare to gather in the state’s oldest inland city for one of the nation’s premier steeplechase events. It’s time for the Carolina Cup in Camden. Ladies are planning tailgate […]
The Lee Brothers Present “The Lee Bros. Charleston Kitchen” — Part 1
We were going to sit down with Charleston’s Lee brothers, Matt and Ted, to ask them about their new book The Lee Bros. Charleston Kitchen. Then we asked ourselves, “Why?” We thought you’d much rather see them in action while talking about the follow-up to their James Beard Award winning book Simple Fresh Southern. […]
Girl Scout Troop 1912. It’s Not Your Average Troop.
You probably won’t find Girl Scout Troop 1912 selling cookies in front of your local grocery store, but you may find a box of cookies or two in the Statehouse, and there’s a good reason for that. The troop is made of members of the General Assembly, and recently elected South Carolina female legislators were […]
Greenville Author Helps Parents Answer Tough Questions
A child’s innocent questions sometimes catch a parent off-guard, and one such question prompted Greenville author Beth Lindsay Templeton to write a children’s book. The question was, “Why does my classmate smell funny?” The answer to that and many other questions are in her new book A Coat Named Mr. Spot — a book written […]
