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SC Food Policy Council Holds Summer Meeting

SC Food Policy Council Holds Summer Meeting

The South Carolina Food Policy Council will hold its next meeting at the Phillips Market Center, located at the State Farmers Market, in West Columbia on June 14. The cost to attend this one-day event is $10.  Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. and the program concludes at 4 p.m.   Lunch will be sponsored by the Lowcountry Housing Trust.

 

Want a free BLT?

Want a free BLT?

The State Farmers Market is offering the community free BLT sandwiches this weekend.

Cardholders to receive free admission first weekend of June

Cardholders to receive free admission first weekend of June

Bank of America is giving bank cardholders free admission to some of the most exciting cultural venues nationwide.

Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2 Bank of America will offer cardholders free access to more than 150 cultural institutions in 91 cities across the United States.

In Columbia, residents and visitors can enjoy free admission to EdVenture Children’s museum.

The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County & Kelley’s Fine Arts Announce New Dance Team, Summer Classes

The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County & Kelley’s Fine Arts Announce New Dance Team, Summer Classes

Camden, SC—May 23, 2013—The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC) is proud to announce that the competitive dance team, “Camden Crew,” trained by Kelley’s Fine Arts (KFA) of Florence, has won several top awards and earned high scores in competitions this year including First Place Overall Group of the Day. The “Camden Crew” is comprised of dancers from the Camden area and was created in 2011 under the direction of Alexis Kelley and Cameron Turner.

SC State Museum Receives Collection of Historic Transistor Radios

SC State Museum Receives Collection of Historic Transistor Radios

 

These days, an iPod with two ear buds typically provides portable music for the young and young-at-heart.

Half a century ago, however, it was one plug in the ear, and the other end of the wire ran to what was then the latest thing in electronics – a transistor radio.

The South Carolina State Museum has received a large collection of these iconic electronics, along with another type of radio that once gathered music and information from around the world – the short wave.

Labor officials discussing rules with SC farmers

Labor officials discussing rules with SC farmers

 

Meeting scheduled for spring growers

Meeting scheduled for spring growers

 

A spring growers meeting to discuss compliance with labor rules and regulations is set for May 14 at the State Farmers Market, 3483 Charleston Highway, West Columbia.  The meeting is at 9 a.m. at the Phillips Market Center.

Representatives from the United State Department of Labor will present information important to farmers and growers and the operations they run. The meeting is open to all growers, labor industry professionals and agribusiness industry representatives. The session will include a question and answer time.