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April 17, 2009  RSS feed
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When artist Ronald Ferguson feels the urge to create a new work he doesn't turn to his easel, he takes a trip to the grocery store. From egg shells to carrots, Ferguson, aka the Grits Man, is known for using organic materials to make art. More...

On a crisp April morning a group of about ten volunteers gathered near the entrance of Randolph Cemetery to meet S.C. State Archaeologist Jonathan Leader. They turned out in gloves and hats to assist Leader in a test run to find unmarked graves in grassy patches scattered throughout the five- acre cemetery. More...

Libertarians host New American Tea Party Rally

The New American Tea Party was held on the South Carolina State House on April 15, 2009 from 12:30- 2:30 p.m. At a time when the Congress has passed a bill with a marginal tax rate of 90%, it is obvious that government has gone too far. When the chairman of the tax writing Ways and Means committee, Mr. More...

Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands offers victims of sexual assault layers of counseling beginning immediately after the attack
During her four years as a clinical counselor at the Behavioral Health Center of the Midlands, Sherry Lewis began to recognize a trend among her patients. "Over the years I've noticed working with clients that a lot of them with addiction issues also had a background of sexual abuse, which was a factor in the substance abuse," Lewis said. More...
On Wednesday morning, April 8, in USC's Green Quad between Main Street and Sumter Street on the south side of Blossom Street, more than two dozen USC students protested the lack of mercury testing of people along the Great Pee Dee River through the S.C. Lowcountry, the site of a proposed coal- burning electric power plant. More...
Our loving wife, mother, and friend, Trudy Brown DeStefano, shed her earthly bonds to be with her Lord and Healer on April 7, 2009, passing peacefully at home with her family by her side. Trudy was born August 10, 1939, in Columbia to Mr. Henry Grady Brown, Sr. and Mrs. Thelma Smoak Brown. More...
You told our Senators to quit dumping on South Carolina's future and they listened. Don't dump on us! The last week of March the Senate Medical Affairs Committee voted to send the Landfill Moratorium resolution to the floor and the first week of April the Senate passed it out to the House. More...
Seniors Thomas Winstead and Michael Beaudoin each scored a goal to lead Cardinal Newman by Dutch Fork 2- 1 in boys' soccer on Monday, April 13, 2009, at Cardinal Newman. The game, scheduled only the week prior, featured two teams with very fast- paced offenses, and it showed early. More...
At the 20th Annual South Carolina Geographic Bee on April 3, Luke Porter, an eighth- grade homeschooled student from Columbia, became the 2009 state champion after correctly answering the question "Florence Nightingale, who is recognized as the founder of modern nursing, reduced death rates dramatically during which war that shares its name with the Ukrainian peninsula? More...
Preserving history and enriching lives in the Lower Richland Heritage Corridor is the declared mission of South East Rural Community Outreach (SERCO). More...
Driving Distance: 1 hour 46 minutes from Columbia
Cowpens is a historic little town with a big heart and a creative spirit, with pride in the past and the present, and always excited about plans for the future. More...
-ANIMALS Project Pet will host Bark To The Park April 18 at Finlay Park. www.barktothepark.com -ART University of South Carolina will host an exhibition of Southern folk- art materials and culture at the McKissick Museum through August 1. 777-2876. More...
Roll call Columbia City Council met Wednesday April 15, at nine o'clock in City Hall. Council member Tameika Isaac Devine was absent, but all other members were present: Kirkman Finlay III, E.W. Cromartie, Mayor Bob Coble, Sam Davis, Daniel Rickenmann, and Belinda Gergel. More...
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Stopping to smell the flowers
With yellow sunburst blossoms strung along Kelly green cascading stems, Kerria japonica aka the Japanese yellow rose or Easter rose lights up the mid- spring garden. The shrub is a native of temperate Japan and China. Easter refers to its season of bloom in the south. More...













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