January 30, 2009 RSS feed / News

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Plowing, Praying, Paying, and Poisoning: A Lower Richland family thrives

Part 4: The Importance of Education
By Deborah Scott Brooks dsb1020@comcast.net
Freed black people in Hopkins felt a strong desire to have a designated structure for organized church worship. More...

Old broadside finds home in Columbia

Contributed by the Military Museum

Sewing, knitting, collecting donations, organizing fairs - these are among the activities that many women, in both the North and South, undertook during the Civil War to fundraise for relief projects, materials, and money to supply troops. More...

Got a Cold?

Contributed by Mayo Clinic Health Letter

When a cold lasts longer than seven to 10 days, or when symptoms seem to improve, then suddenly worsen, chances are good an acute sinus infection is the cause. More...

Sherman's back

Contributed by Greater Columbia Civil War Alliance

The Sesquicentennial of the Civil War will start in 2010 right here in South Carolina. But we don't have to wait to learn about and relive our history of those times. More...

Dry skin?

Contributed by Mayo Clinic Health Letter

Most, if not all, nonprescription moisturizers help smooth skin and replenish moisture in the outermost layer of the skin. But products with claims that go beyond the basics probably aren't worth the extra cost. More...


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