Chase the chill away with hot soup
Few things beat a hot meal on a cold day. Stews and casseroles can fit the bill in such situations, but soup is a go-to solution when looking to warm up. This recipe for “Tortilla Soup” from “The Complete Mexican, South American & Caribbean Cookbook” by Jane Milton, Jenni Fleetwood and Marina Filippelli (Metro Books) can be served as an appetizer or light meal. The crispy tortilla strips included in the recipe add extra texture to...
Meeting the stars of ‘Live PD’
COLUMBIA — The Fort Jackson community met with the law enforcement personnel they watch on TV during a meet and greet with local stars of “Live PD” Nov. 29 at the NCO Club.
Sonoco provides update on strategy, issues new financial guidance
HARTSVILLE — Sonoco, one of the largest diversified global packaging companies, has provided an update on its strategy and financial guidance at a meeting with the investment community in New York. Featured presenters at the meeting included: Rob Tiede, president and CEO; Barry Saunders, senior vice president and CFO; Howard Coker, senior vice president, Global Paper/Industrial Converted Products; Rodger Fuller, senior vice...
End of a good journey for Robinson-Cain
FLORENCE — Francis Marion University wasn’t Chanie Robinson-Cain’s first choice when she was picking out a college and it took her two years to settle on a major once she arrived. But four years after it started, Robinson-Cain wouldn’t change a thing. Her collegiate journey has been just as important as her destination, although she’s pretty happy about that, too. Robinson-Cain graduated with a degree in psychology. Next stop: grad...
Slime? Can you get that at Wal-Mart? A grownup’s guide to Christmas toys
Inside today’s News & Press is a 20-page Letters to Santa special section, with material from Darlington County public-school students, compiled by their teachers and shipped off to the newspaper so you, the readers, can know exactly what the kids want this year from the Jolly Old Elf.
Trinity-Byrnes Christmas Concert
Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School dance and music students shared their talents at the annual Christmas Concert. With selections ranging from traditional Christmas carols to modern hits to a rewritten version of “Crazy Train” (“Christmas Train”). The language departments also were showcased with the Spanish, French and Latin students coming together to sing in this annual event. Photos submitted