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Catch the Love Bug!
Monday, Feb. 1, 2010
February has been the month to celebrate love for a long time, dating all the way back to the Middle Ages. In fact, Valentine’s Day ranks second only to Christmas in the number of greeting cards sent. Try making one of these “Love Bugs” for an original Valentine’s Day card this month.
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Read MoreTake a walk on the wild side
Monday, Feb. 1, 2010
Want to entertain the kids on a budget this month? Then make your plans now for the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, taking place Feb. 12–14 throughout downtown Charleston, including Marion Square, Brittlebank Park, Gaillard Auditorium and Charleston Place.
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Read MoreStirring up some fun
Monday, Feb. 1, 2010
Can your little chef whip up a crème brulée with her eyes closed? Gyles Laney of Charleston can. Well, not really, but the 12-year-old has been taking cooking classes for four years and doesn’t plan to step out of the kitchen any time soon.
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Read MoreShocking Savings
Monday, Feb. 1, 2010
Money and time are tight for Ashley Siers of Adam’s Run. With a 30-minute commute to work the third-grade teacher and mother of three has a lot on her plate – literally – and a full pantry, freezer and wallet to boot. By carving out two hours a week to plan, she has successfully cut her family grocery budget in half using coupons.
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Read MoreTrippin’ Out
Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010
The students from The Cooper School worked diligently excavating a model, seeded pit that was designed just for them during a recent field trip to Drayton Hall. They learned that archeology isn’t just about digging – it’s a process that involves analysis and science. Student Wiley Austin, 8, was transformed into a novice archeologist when he excitedly found an old rusty piece of metal – an artifact which, after careful inspection, turned out to be a door hinge to a stable that once stood on the property.
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