Students in Lander University's College of Arts and Humanities share about their writing, music, media and visual arts during Tuesday's season preview, celebrating a return of live, in-person performances, exhibits and more this year.
A student-led jazz combo of young musicians entertains scholarship donors and the public during Tuesday's season preview of concerts, exhibits and more, to be hosted by Lander University's College of Arts and Humanities this year. All events are free and open to the public. The Lander Alumni…
Hannah Poe, left, Bob Poe, center, and Chandler Darling talk in the Lander University Art Gallery on Tuesday during a season kickoff for events hosted by the university's College of Arts and Humanities.
The College of Arts and Humanities at Lander University in Greenwood is hosting an entire season of free and open to the public fine arts events this academic year.
Abbeville Artist Guild is inviting the community to participate in its Hide and Seek Art event in downtown Abbeville, beginning at 10 a.m. Sept. 18.
No salt. Low salt. This is a mantra for one Upstate man after a heart attack and two strokes prompted him to create barbecue seasoning that fits into heart-healthy nutrition guidelines.
September is here. People love the Fall season. Football season, leaves changing, the best weather of the year, and finally the kids are out of the house and going back to school; ahh yes, to me the most wonderful time of the year.
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Question: How is Appalachia pronounced?
Winners in the Best Photo Ever Contest, sponsored by Abbeville Artist Guild, are displayed at the Abbeville Welcome Center.
Lower Long Cane Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church will celebrate its homecoming at 11 a.m. Sept. 19. This marks the 250th year since the organization of the church.
The Bethel Missionary Baptist Church of Cross Hill will celebrate its 150th church anniversary at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.
So let it grow, for when your endurance is fully developed, you will be perfect and complete, needing nothing. — James 1:4 NLT
“We should, like, what? Give him a year to figure out his life and move out?”
Appreciation month Mt. Moriah Baptist Church kicks off September as Pastor Raymond and First Lady Josephine Adams’ appreciation month. The couple will be celebrating 35 years of service to their members and congregation. There will be a celebratory teleconference at 10 a.m. Sept. 19. There w…
Your perennials might be trying to tell you something. Have they been producing smaller flowers than last year? Are the plants so crowded that the foliage is beginning to look poor? Did the center of the planting die back? If you have noticed these signs, it might be time to divide these plants.
A season preview of fine arts events on the Lander University campus for the 2021-22 season is at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Editor’s note — This will be the last column by Laura Beth Brooks for the foreseeable future as Brooks is taking a column hiatus to focus on her long-held desire and dream to write a book. While we and readers will miss her monthly contributions, we are excited for her and have no doubt a fo…
Longtime Greenwood Soup Kitchen volunteer Roxy Fawcett talks about how the Empty Bowls fundraiser works to raise money to feed local hungry. Volunteers at different bowl-making events help area potters, woodworkers and basket-weavers create some of the hundreds of handmade bowls needed each …
I was reading a paper titled “Facts about the Human Body,” by Eric Bell. Here’s a few that I thought you might find interesting:
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Most every band has humble beginnings.
If you need a day at the Spa-Dee-Dah, or at least a good dose of Southern comedy, don’t miss the live stage production “Hallelujah Girls” opening at Greenwood Community Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
