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Is it financially wiser to buy a home that is a fixer-upper or one that is move-in ready? Well, that depends, because obviously the answer won't be the same for all situations.... Continue Reading »

Zucchini are among the first locally grown vegetables to show up on the grocery and farmers' markets shelves. They are good for you: low in calories, high in vitamins A and C, high in manganese and potassium. They are... Continue Reading »

ear Dr. Graham: If something bad happened to one of our parents, does this mean God is going to make it happen to us also? My mom died of breast cancer when she was fairly young, and now I?m... Continue Reading »

Perhaps there are cries of desperation, internal and inaudible. Maybe there is shame. Maybe there are just miscellaneous hard times. Whatever the reasons, there are those who feel forgotten, unloved, and may even feel unfit for God's use. These... Continue Reading »

Freshmen and transfers, coupled with a higher number of returning students, will push Anderson University enrollment to its highest level ever, according to university officials.... Continue Reading »

The first ever Worship Summit gathered church musicians of all ages and styles at White Oak Conference Center Aug. 22-23. Participants came from across South Carolina and beyond to receive practical training and be inspired to come closer to... Continue Reading »

Lewis McCormick, pastor emeritus of First Baptist Church, Mullins, was honored Aug. 10 for his 70 years in the ministry. He served First Baptist from 1958 until his retirement in 1987.... Continue Reading »

The Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing at Charleston Southern University now holds the prestigious distinction of having the world's most advanced wireless human patient simulator. The school of nursing at CSU is the only one in the Lowcountry... Continue Reading »

Last month's Olympic Games had all the drama. All the greatness. All the masterful feats of strength and prowess. And all the egos to go with it.... Continue Reading »

With school back in session, drivers are heeding the warning again to slow down in school zones. Public school buses loaded with excited children are rolling down our streets. The start of a new school year marks not only... Continue Reading »

Evangelical leaders say presumptive Republican nominee John McCain and Democrat nominee Barack Obama differ sharply on abortion, ?gay rights? and the judiciary. The two men appeared on stage separately for one hour each at Saddleback Church in California and... Continue Reading »

If standing ovations are any indication, the makers of ?Facing the Giants? probably have another hit on their hands.... Continue Reading »