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November 7, 2008
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Physicians don't skip a beat
Contributed by Palmetto Health
By day, physicians attend to the medical needs of their patients by ensuring they receive the best possible care. It is a rewarding but stressful job, and many physicians have turned to music for their personal enjoyment and to relieve stress. More...
Richland One Rocks with Andy Shull
By Pamela Edwards

H.B. Rhame Elementary School students, Andy Shull, and other school employees are stars in the new music video "Richland One Rocks!" The video is posted on the district's home page at www.richlandone.org and on Richland One TV. More...

USC love story wins wedding Giveaway
By Michelle M. Moshinskie

Daniel Flores and Sarah Fort have been chosen as the University of South Carolina's Wedding Planning and Management class's lucky couple who will be receiving a practically free wedding on November 16, 2008. Annette Hoover, a professor within the University's hotel, restaurant and tourism managem... More...

 News
•Fur Ball, a huge success
The second annual Fur Ball benefiting Project Pet was held October 11, 2008, at the Metropolitan Convention Center. This year's event exceeded last year's goal by raising over $200,000. More...
•Animal lovers help Project Pet
•Man brings awareness to Ronald McDonald Houses
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 Business
•USC and RISD, maybe
CharAlob toteu tO ab syeeravre rago in the an article appeared on the Rhode Island School of Design, aka RISD (pronounced RIZDEE). RISD officials had been in discussions with Charlotte leaders, particularly retired banker Hugh McColl Jr. More...
•Briefs
•Star Profile
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 Society
•Margaret "DeDe" Goldson
Margaret "DeDe" Goldson went to be with her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, November 5, 2008. DeDe was born August 11, 1943, in Elkins, West Virginia. She was the daughter of the late Forest Harrison "Whitie" Kendall and Mary Margaret Lingamfelter Kendall. She spent her formative years in Greenvill... More...
•Sandra Thornton Watts
•One Dollar turns into $100 at the Trinity Bazaar
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 Opinion
•Thirty-something Speaks
My myelin is degrading
Just what we needed… more good news from the Associated Press. The brain starts its decline at age 40. I just turned 39 and now medical research suggests that I've peaked. It's all down hill from here. According to the AP story, Dr. More...
•It's not a criticism, it's an observation.
•On the lighter side of politics
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 Sports
•Instant classic goes to Highlanders
Heathwood Hall 28 Cardinal Newman 27
Mac Whalen ran for 169 yards and three touchdowns, including the game- winner with 2:24 to go in the fourth quarter, as the Heathwood Hall Highlanders eked out a 28- 27 win over the Cardinal Newman Cardinals Friday, October 31. More...
•No delays for Airport
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 Education
•Richland One volunteers honored by State Board of Education
For five years, the Satchel Ford Fine Arts Committee has worked to improve arts programs in Richland One and public schools across the state. More...
•EdVenture's one millionth visitor
•Jones new head at Heathwood Hall
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 Travel
•St. Augustine, a national treasure
A peek at our oldest city
Before John Smith wooed Pocahontas, before the Puritans drowned their first witch, and before the Lord Proprietors opened a bank account on behalf of the Carolinas, the Spanish were firmly settled in North America. Ponce de Leon noted the potential for a Spanish fort in this Land of Flowers (La F... More...
•She was ugly but bright
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 Events
•PAALS to host second annual Dog Walk
Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services (PAALS) will host their second annual Dog Walk this year teaming up with another local non- profit, The Heartworm Project. The event will held Saturday, November 22, from 11 am to 3 pm at Saluda Shoals Park, 5605 Bush River Rd., Columbia. More...
•Beethoven: His Women and His Music comes to RCPL
•It's happening right here in your community
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 Government
•Columbia City Council meets November 5, 2008
Roll call Columbia City Council convened Wednesday morning, November 5, at 9 in City Hall. All council members were present: Kirkman Finlay III, Tameika Isaac Devine, E.W. Cromartie, Mayor Bob Coble, Sam Davis, Daniel Rickenmann, and Beverly Gergel. More...
•Columbia planner named Distinguished SC Planner
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 Public Notices
•Public Notices
NOTICE OF APPLICATION Notice is hereby given that EL PARRAL, INC. intends to apply to the South Carolina Department of Revenue for a license/permit that will allow the sale ON premises consumption of Beer, More...
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 Beauty in the Backyard
•Stopping to smell the flowers
Captivating Chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemums are associated with fall, frost, and football. Two groups of chrysanthemums are available to home gardeners. In the fall garden when summer annuals are waning, Big Box garden centers and grocery stores feature pot or "florist mums" in full bloom. They have been greenhouse grown to s... More...
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