Prayer group changes lives
By Mimi M. Maddock
     On August 15, 2006, nine downtown businessmen met at Carolina Continental Insurance Company on Devine Street. Around the table eating box lunches from the Mediterranean Tea Room were Bill Higgins, an attorney; Joe Berry, an attorney; Robert McLeod, president of Heritage Landscaping; Michael Schrai
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Bach choir welcomes new voices
By Rachel Haynie
     Although it has been in existence for 26 years, the Lutheran Bach Choir of South Carolina often hears from music lovers who did not know it existed. To get the word and music out, the choir would like to add a few more voices. "This is our state's only performing ensemble devoted to the music of J.
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Richland County Public Library offers computer classes for adults
     The Richland County Public Library is offering three classes to help adults learn to use computers, the Internet and various electronic resources at several library locations this fall.
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Richland County Public Library beats sliced bread
He is wise who knows the sources of knowledge, where it is written and where it is to be found.
Story and photos by Jessica Cross
     Today patrons of the Richland County Public Library (RCPL) may be seen carrying a book under one arm and a laptop computer under the other.
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Church smells of horses and hay
Contributed by Cowboy Church of the Midlands
     A local group of horse enthusiasts is reaching out to the riding community for Christ. Members of the group include endurance riders, show riders, and pleasure riders. Some ride western and some ride English. The group is unique in that it is non-denominational. There are members who are Baptist,
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