There are many who think about the crisp, spring air that surrounds the beginning of a good turkey hunting season. But perhaps, for a much larger population of people, when one thinks of a turkey, they think about being surrounded by their loved ones and are reminded of all the things they are thankful for.
During the holidays, there are endless ways to show the humans around you how much you love them. Finding ways to extend the joy of the season to pets who are a part of the family takes a bit …
With a variety of personalities and interests likely on your holiday shopping list, finding the perfect gift for everyone can be a daunting task. Rather than spending countless hours browsing …
Kids ages 7 and up are not too old for toys, and definitely need things to do that don’t involve a screen.
Shopping for kids this holiday season and want to make a splash? Add some holiday cheer to the gift pile and wow kids with these big ideas that combine learning and fun!
Those who go above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of others are rarely in it for recognition. However, in this especially challenging year, the holiday season is a perfect time t…
Shopping for holiday gifts for kids? Looking for activities that don’t involve a screen? Consider toys and activities that will inspire them this holiday season and beyond. Here are four great…
U.S. PIRG Education Fund’s Trouble in Toyland report has helped identify dangerous toys for 35 years. But 2020 is unique, and as Americans have worked, learned and played from home to protect …
This year has been tough for many. Despite the challenges, acts of compassion and generosity can bring together the global community. With this holiday season different than those before, it is important to remember the world's shared humanity and help make the season brighter.
PARENTS released this year’s list of Best Toys, recognizing the 45 top new playthings for every child in 2020. Selected by the editors following a months-long research process complete with ki…
The Junior Service League of Summerville has announced its annual holiday event dates for 2020: Christmas on the Square Dec. 5-18, and PJ’s with Santa on Dec. 5.
COVID-19 began to tighten its grip on the area around March of 2020. As the months go on, some watching it all playout are now growing tired from virus-fatigue, as the news cycle pumps out information and infection rates at a dizzying pace. But the virus is still here, along with its effect on the economy.
According to the Prelude of our official history book, “Summerville,” our town conjures up an image of a warm, small community, a place to live your leisure.
South Carolina is nearing 190,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus as the state’s percentage of positive tests remains high.
Dominion Energy electric customers in South Carolina are angry.
The ARK of South Carolina is pleased to announce being the recipient of a generous donation of $600 from The Summerville Elks Lodge 2719. These funds are designated towards supplies for our so…
Summerville singer songwriter Ron Daniel has been passionate about the acoustic guitar for several years, first as a hobby.
The Summerville American Legion Post will have a Flag Retirement Ceremony at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15 at American Legion Post 21, 105 Sumter Ave, Summerville.
On Nov. 23, 1730, William Moultrie was born in Charleston. His mother was Lucretia Cooper and his father, John Moultrie, was a physician.
On Nov. 23, 1730, William Moultrie was born in Charleston. His mother was Lucretia Cooper and his father, John Moultrie, was a physician.
Visit these pets at Dorchester Paws, 136 Four Paws Lane in Summerville. For more information, call 843-871-3820 or go to dorchesterpaws.org.
One would guess an outdoor ice rink in Summerville, South Carolina wouldn’t be very successful but in 2019 there was a lot of visitors to the Cedar Street location.
ANTIQUES & ARTISANS VILLAGE, 619 Trolley Road, Summerville, 843-900-5368.
FMI, see: https://www.flowertownplayers.org/ or https://www.facebook.com/TheFlowertownPlayers
While the pandemic has made it more difficult for some to identify child sexual abuse, the need for strong and safe adults in the lives of children is as important as ever.
Rachelle Halle wears many hats at Mount Holly Elementary.
Live calendar for Oct. 21-27
Marie F. Crow’s new children’s illustrated book, “Halloween” got my attention at the Cuban Gypsy Parlor’s First Friday on Oct. 2, and it is Book No. 5 in “The Abigail and her Pet Zombie” Series.
Recently, the online magazine Newsweek ran a story that highlighted a 2020 survey by Ligonier Ministries, a Reformed faith-based non-profit, which made the assertion that only fifty-two percen…
John G. Panagiotou, a Greek Orthodox Christian theologian in Summerville, recently wrote “The Path to Oikonomia with Jesus Christ as Our Lighthouse.”
Ready with the renderings, diagrams, a location and a price tag, administrators in Berkeley County made their pitch to council members to break ground on a new animal center.
A 2009 Berkeley High School graduate, 2019 American Military University graduate and Moncks Corner, South Carolina, native is serving in the U.S. Navy aboard the guided-missile destroyer, USS Halsey.
Oct. 18, 1685 Louis XIV Revokes the Edict of Nantes and French Huguenots Flee to South Carolina.
Entering Cane Bay High on Friday morning, students did the mandatory temperature checks before walking through the doors.
The glimmer of the gold-leaf artwork at artist Julie Wheeler’s table caught my eye.
Local live music and the arts around Summerville, South Carolina
At only 18 years old, Summerville’s Faith Schueler has already had some early acclaim for her pop country music with a soulful twist.
Pistachio is a 6-year-old female terrier mix, who, like her name, can be a little nutty at times but certainly always sweet, even more so when she’s the only dog around. She enjoys sniffing th…
Little Beauty was a tiny baby born in rural South Carolina — a tiny little baby with tiny little hands. But her grandfather knew she would do something special with them one day.
In “How I Got From There to Here,” author and attorney Margie A. Pizarro, Esq., shares her story of triumph over adversity.
Complete with a Color Guard, the Community Resource Center put together an event to recognize the efforts of the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office. The resource center, with help from the Sum…
“Now, don’t you feel better?!” quilting queen Diane Frankenberger said to me as I walked through and took in all her huge, lively quilt art works — the “Southern Textile Evangelism” exhibit th…
The Berkeley Stags have dropped one region game in four seasons. That one to Goose Creek High School cost the Stags their fourth straight region crown in 2019. Berkeley coach Randy Robinson ha…
ART On the Square gallery, 420 Nexton Sq. Dr., Summerville, 843-871-0297-Daily from noon to 6 p.m.- https://artonthesquare.gallery/
Since my column began three years ago this fall, I do not recall profiling a photographer. Bob Kay has had a varied career as a combat photographer in the Air Force, shooting video and still i…
ART On the Square gallery, 420 Nexton Square Dr., Summerville, 843-871-0297, Daily from noon to 6 p.m.- https://artonthesquare.gallery/
The City of North Charleston’s Cultural Arts Department is pleased to announce that works by members of the Summerville Artist Guild will be on display at Park Circle Gallery through Sept. 29. The group exhibition is free and open to the public.
A local artist told me about Laura McCurry Knotts’ wonderfully inspirational biography on an older gentleman she knows through her church who lived through the hard times of WWII. Her book, “G…
Marlow is a 2-year-old-female domestic medium hair who is a sweet ball of fluff that just loves to lie around and look pretty, but can you really blame her? Marlow is just lazily waiting on he…
The construction had to be delayed because of the efforts to stop the work but soon there will be a ceremonial ribbon cutting marking its completion.
