Wine Pairing with Local Friends
By: Gay McLeskey For the first article, I chose Zinfandel. For the most part, people immediately think of the sweet and white Zinfandel. Let me tell you a story how […]
By: Gay McLeskey For the first article, I chose Zinfandel. For the most part, people immediately think of the sweet and white Zinfandel. Let me tell you a story how […]
By: Jay Wright What? You’ve lived in Anderson County this long and never heard of the Foothills Writers Guild? Holy smoke, we’ve been a part of the greater Anderson arts […]
By: Tandy Wickiser The first week of March, expect to see film crews downtown, at Anderson School of Technology and local stores such as Quality Foods. The short film Kinship, […]
By: Emily Thompson Why Is Prom Such a Big Deal? Prom is an end-of-the-year formal dance that is held at most high schools for both the Junior and Senior classes. […]
For over 30 years, it has been Foothills Alliance’s privilege to educate, advocate for, and heal survivors of sexual assault and child abuse in Anderson and Oconee Counties. Now, they […]
By: Leanne Cobb In the second part of our Small Business Series, we’ll get to know four new businesses that are working hard to build community and kindness in Anderson. […]
By: Leanne Cobb Turning your Friday night hobby into a full time career would be a dream for most, but Stephanie Moorhead turned it into a dream come true. Growing […]
By: Emily Thompson Get Out There! After this drawn-out Winter season, it is important to get out there and enjoy this new-found Spring. With the temperature on the rise and […]
By: Jay WrightFoothills Writers Guild This millennium began with Coe Camak as our president. Over the years she served our guild, she won eleven first place prizes in our spring […]
By: Kym Mirabella Anderson County PAWS is at full capacity, according to Kim Sanders, director and veterinarian at Anderson County PAWS. Sanders was recently interviewed on WYFF by Jennifer Ready, […]