Month: November 2010

CENTRAL—People got a jump on the holiday eating season Nov. 11 and at the same time generated much-needed cash for a local relief agency. More than 200 people filled the cafeteria at D.W. Daniel High […]

Lễ mừng các Thánh Tử Đạo Việt Nam COLUMBIA—Catholics paid tribute to those who died for their faith at the Vietnamese Martyrs Celebration held Nov. 14 at St. Martin de Porres Church in Columbia. Franciscan […]

ORANGEBURG—Avid bargain hunters refer to the day after Thanksgiving as Black Friday. Year after year, the media shows long lines of people waiting in front of stores before dawn so they can be the first […]

A cadre of youth groups recently collected 27,500 pounds of food during a Stuff the Pantry contest. That’s about the equivalent of three female African elephants, which is to say, it was a lot of […]

CHARLESTON—Samarra Tracy learned at a very early age that it feels good to help other people. The six-year-old devoted her past two birthdays to helping those less fortunate than herself, and her mom, Liezl de […]

TAYLORS—Signs proclaiming “Miracles Happen!” were posted around Prince of Peace Church campus Oct. 16 -17. Those words were an invitation for people to attend the Vatican International Exhibition of the Eucharistic Miracles of the World. […]

Good manners involve much more than just being polite at the dinner table, or saying please and thank you. Those are just the basics one teaches to young children. As we grow, manners evolve into […]