A new chance to fly high
By Jjaaccpkeire@ Pjuenroo.nconme
      When the Silver State Flight School staff invited interested South Carolinians to come to its introductory meeting, they weren't surprised that more than 500 showed up to learn about helicopter pilot training.
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Columbia youth's friends rally
By Jackie Peronne jacper@juno.com
      As 12- year- old Chandler DeLoach and his friend Harrison Shannon fight to recover from serious accident injuries, their family and friends have rallied around them. The two were badly injured in an automobile accident on June 8, 2007. Both are recovering, and their families have set up Web sites...
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Hair - lost in translation
By Suzanne Kindler- Enz Suzanne@carolinassunrise.com
      Adjusting to life in a foreign country can be quite challenging. Just ask Benjamin Rubel, a new German intern working at Lang Mekra in Ridgeway, S.C. Rubel had been living in the states for only a few weeks when he decided to get his hair cut in the Columbia Mall.
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Cryptolinguist does what?
By Cheryl Poss cposs@scana.com
      Capt. Scott Acree has 17 years of Air Force active duty and over three years in the Air Force Reserves. He has been in private practice as a physician's assistant for the past four years. He shared many helpful insights with the St.
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Art for the Artless
By Jackie Peronne jacper@juno.com
      It's new, it's free, and it's designed for the adventurous mind who wants to explore old horizons in new ways. "The Audience Road Show" will take 20 of the curious- but- clueless on a trip through Columbia's art world. Along the way, artists and musicians and performers will make new friends and ...
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Rotary Club delivers books to New Orleans
By Andrew Clarkson President, Columbia Rotary Club
      This past April, my wife Caroline and I took a trip to New Orleans to meet the truck delivering our Rotary Club's book donation. We also visited a club we've been working with this year - The St. Bernard's Parish Rotary Club.
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