By Jack Sparacino Well, I try to give equal time in this column. Having written a few months ago about the 10 best things since sliced bread, and at the urging of several readers, here is my initial list of [...]
By Peggy Chandler Have you met the Wilsons? If not, let me tell you about Cathy and Bob. They transplanted from Connecticut about five years ago and now reside in Royal Pines on Wade Hampton Drive. They met in New [...]
By Dennis Tavernetti “We Need To Talk About Kevin”” from The Indie Series presented by Emerging Pictures in HD at USCB Center For the Arts on Monday, May 14 at 7 p.m. Synopsis: A suspenseful and gripping psychological thriller, “We [...]
By Michael Graves On Easter Sunday morning 1970, a bad hail storm hit Beaufort and the Sea Islands. The “golf ball” sized hail stones broke out many windows on cars, churches, businesses and homes. Our home on Lady’s Island only [...]
By Cherimie Crane Weatherford I have written about silly things, mundane things, absurdly obvious and uniquely strange things. Humor with serious undertones and happiness with sad overtones have both found their way into my musings. Today I write to a [...]
By Jack Sparacino You may recall our recently launched Adage Revisitation Team and their bold efforts to assess the validity of popular sayings. Industrious souls that they were, they took time during their breaks and after the column to try [...]
By Pamela Brownstein “Having a baby changes everything.” Wow. Shocker. What an original observation. I heard this phrase from many people when I was pregnant, and thought, obviously. Now that our baby is four months old, I’m just starting to [...]
By Martha O’Regan I am grateful and humbled by the comments I receive about the thoughts I share in this column. Comments such as “that makes so much sense” or “I’ve always felt that way, but I didn’t know it [...]
By Mark Siegel, MD, FAAO Steroids taken continuously for long periods of time (usually over 3 weeks) are well known to cause a rise in eye pressure, which can pose a risk for glaucoma. This can occur with either oral, [...]
By Dennis Tavernetti “The Deep Blue Sea” from The World Series presented by Emerging Pictures in HD at USCB Center For the Arts Friday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Synopsis: A 1950’s story about Hester, a woman in post-WW II [...]
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