Serving coffee for people that love to drink it story provided by the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce Crema Coffee Bar is a coffee shop that specializes in handcrafted coffee, smoothies, frappes, and so much more in the heart of downtown Hartsville. Opened in 2015, owner Tiffany Crist is so grateful to the…
Gamecock 1980 Heisman Trophy Winner story by Mark W. Buyck, III It’s the “Dog Days” of August and you can be sure that the upcoming college football season is on the minds of many South Carolinians. Former Gamecock Head Coach Steve Spurrier refers to this time of the year as the “talking season.”…
story by Kayla Jebaily-Adams / photos by Erin Daniel “Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth” – Shirley Chisholm, U.S. Congresswoman, and Delta Sigma Theta Inc. Sorority Sister Patricia “Pat” Singleton Parr considers service to be a way of life. A board member of the Boys…
story by Allie Roark If you are a teacher like me, you have probably been spending your last several weeks of summer planning for a new school year by spending hours on Pinterest, working in your classroom, and working on new lesson plans. I don’t know about you, but this summer flew by….
Teachers in our community do not receive enough praise. They spend countless hours, inside and outside of the classroom, teaching our children not only educational practices but the fundamentals of life as well. Since we are all gearing up for another school year, we thought we’d help shine some light on a few…
story by Kat Barnette, Young Living Consultant There are a couple of easy ways to incorporate using oils at school. Some schools do allow teachers to diffuse oils in their classrooms. Others have put them on cloths and placed them on the children’s desks. Make sure to check with your school to see…
story by Jordan Pupa States, districts, and communities are starting to really see the importance of music and music advocacy. Music is a crucial component of a well-rounded education for students. According to Marlin Ketter, Director of Bands for Hartsville Middle School and Assistant Director of Bands at Hartsville High School, learning to…
Issues to Consider in Making a Qualified Opportunity Zone Investment story by Jack Muench, Willcox, Buyck & Williams, P.A. This is the first part of a two-part article that explains investing in qualified opportunity zones, its opportunities, and its restrictions. The first part of this article, presented below, deals with critical non-tax issues…
story by Zach Hughes | photography provided by Zach Hughes and SCDNR One of the things I truly love about traveling in South Carolina is as you travel west from the Pee Dee the landscape slowly changes right before your very eyes. It doesn’t matter which road you take, but with each passing…
TRADITIONAL BARBERSHOP + GROOMING SUPPLY story by Jordan Pupa | photography provided by The Mailroom Barber Co. It is no question that men’s grooming continues to witness phenomenal market growth across the United States. Additionally, millennials are emerging as the next generation of business owners. Some of the most profitable businesses today are…