Business
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Sometimes we lose sight of what is important. In recent years many of us have thought of houses as quick sources of income, to be traded every two or three years. We may have wanted new so there was little maintenance, and we often focused on certain faddish upgrades rather than on structure or setting.
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Century 21 First Choice is working with the Fort Mill Care Center this winter to help feed the growing number of people struggling to put a meal on the table.
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A local pharmacy wants to help build up the national pool of bone marrow donors.
The reason is simple. “By making a bone marrow donation, you can give a second chance for life,” said Lisa Honeycutt, a pharmacist with Tega Cay Family Pharmacy. -
The Field of Dreams opening in Indian Land in the spring isn't going to be filled with baseball players, but with children.
Field of Dreams Nurture and Education Center will open in the spring of 2010 in Edgewater, off Hwy. 521. This is the second location opened by owners Rick and Gloria Field and Walt and Daffony Bullard. -
Kaye Harper has joined First National Bank as a teller in the bank's Stonecrest office in Tega Cay.
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Need a zombie costume for Halloween? Maybe a Dracula, princess or ghost outfit? You can find all that and more at Mostly Dead, a Fort Mill Halloween store that's chock full of classic Halloween garb, props and make-up. But don't look for the bloody, gory type costumes, owners Kenneth and Elizabeth Kriz said.
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At a time when all you want to do is grieve, important and lasting decisions won't wait. The only person who can make them is you, and, though family and friends try to ease the burden, the grim truth is that you must do what must be done.
