Bogna Pletniewski of Clover is selling a new creation that’s turning people’s heads.
Despite the closing of our deer season Jan. 1, this time of year still leaves something for those of us who love bowhunting. The recently held Archery Trade Association dealer’s show in Columbus, Ohio, introduced bows we’ll be seeing in our local pro shops. And, there are some great offerings.
I’ve loved mushroom soup for as long as I can remember. Mother kept lots of it in the pantry when I was a kid. Naturally, it was Campbell’s brand. I thought it was the greatest mushroom soup in the world.
This is not one of my favorite parts of the year. In fact, I hate it.
For me, personal health and wellness is neither a hobby nor a job. It’s a true passion that extends from my own weight loss journey.
As the debate over the proposed changes to the South Carolina deer hunting regulations continues, the state’s Department of Natural Resources is asking hunters to voice their opinions in writing, but quickly.
We were recently tasting wine in a local wine shop. They wanted to change some of their inventory. One of the wines we tasted was a nice Pinot Noir at a reasonable price. The label, however was rather mundane.
Growing up, I never put that much faith in it, but those things I heard adults saying all of the time were true. You know the types of statements I’m talking about. Things like, “The older you get, the faster time flies.” Another good one that I regularly shrugged off was, “One day you’ll turn around and be all grown up. Then you’ll wonder where the time went.”
Facebook’s long-delayed massive overhaul to user profiles, dubbed Timeline, is finally available for all of the social network’s more than 800 million users worldwide.
People, Places & Things has been appearing every week in the Lake Wylie Pilot for five years, thanks to the many photos from readers who continue to share their activities, sightings and views of Lake Wylie. We often hear it’s one of our readers’ favorite parts of the paper. We agree. It’s fun and exciting to get to see what you see.