Singing is great therapy
Mar31

Singing is great therapy

Although many people may restrict their singing to the shower or when no one is around to hear them, there are some surprising health benefits of singing frequently — and encouraging others to do so as well. Scientists say that singing can have a calming but energizing effect on people. Singing can help tame stress but also lift the spirits. Singing is a natural antidepressant. According to information published in Time magazine,...

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Jane Windham’s Low Carb Portabella Pizzas
Mar31

Jane Windham’s Low Carb Portabella Pizzas

First, you will need to purchase some portabella mushroom caps. When you take them out of the package, don’t rinse them with water. Instead, use a damp paper towel to wipe them down, remove the stem, and scrape out most of the gills with a spoon. Preheat your oven to 375 degrees, line a baking sheet with aluminum form, turn the mushroom caps gill side down, and pre-bake the caps for about 8 minutes. After pre-baking, place the...

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Saleeby Center honors Knights of Columbus
Mar31

Saleeby Center honors Knights of Columbus

At an annual appreciation banquet, the Thad E. Saleeby Center Volunteer Service Board of the S.C. Department of Disabilities and Special Needs presented the Knights of Columbus Council # 8123 and the Columbus Hope Foundation an appreciation plaque for their commitment. The plaque reinforces the continued support this group has shared over the past 23 years where $100,000 in contributions have allowed for funding medical equipment,...

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The ‘stuck inside’­ survival guide

By Samantha Lyles slyles@newsandpress.net It’s bad enough being stuck home as an adult, but for kids the whole COVID-19 social distancing thing is particularly trying. Without school or play dates to keep them occupied, boredom is an ever-present danger. In the interest of maintaining peace (and parental sanity), here are a few suggestions to keep the young ones occupied, with their spirits up and their brains firing. Get in...

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Janice Bullard Porter

Janice Bullard Porter DARLINGTON – Janice Bullard Porter, 71, passed away Sunday, March 22, 2020, in Raleigh, N.C. Due to the COVID-19 regulations within our state, the family will hold a private graveside service, directed by Belk Funeral Home. Born Oct. 25, 1948, Janice was the daughter of the late Sidney Bullard and Nina Gandy Gibbs. She worked for General Electric for several years. Janice was married to the late Ronnie Lee...

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