Welcome to 2021. While we may breath a sigh of relief and bid 2020 a fond farewell, this is no time to take the threat of COVID-19 pandemic any less serious.
Late, late afternoon it was. She walked into the restaurant and lit it up. A beautiful woman will do that, light up a place, but she was an outlier, a woman who no longer dyed her hair but had taken care of herself over the years.
One of the less noted storylines from this pastNovermber’s election was the continued movement of states toward allowing marijuana for medical use. It’s time for South Carolina to join them.
Congratulations! You’ve made it to 2021. Will it be just another year? If it’s just another year then that won’t be bad at all because too many will not have another year.
As a modern Southerner, I have a love/hate relationship with many things Southern: grits, country girls who catch bigger fish than I do, and last but not least – the pecan.
Against the backdrop of the pandemic, people are drinking more. TOP Data analyzed consumer tracking data of visits to liquor stores, online beer shopping data and a 1,000-person survey.
Eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York’s Sun, and a quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial on Sept. 21, 1897.
As a first-year teacher, December found me worn out and looking forward to the Christmas break. That last day of school was a cold, dreary one, but I practically danced through each class.
It may very well be the most well known poem of all time. We’ve all heard it. Many of us would say the holidays are just not the same without hearing it or reading it at least once, especially if you have children.
