Archive By Section - Miscellaneous
School menus for Oct. 1, 2010
The following are menus for Kershaw County schools for the week of Oct. 4-8:
Pet talk for Oct. 1, 2010
An athlete's body is trained to handle an amazing amount of work and stress. From runners to swimmers, all athletes train to handle the specific stress their sport requires. Unfortunately, it is still not uncommon for these athletes to injure themselves performing the very actions they trained for. This is also true of a horse's body.
Rec notes for Oct. 1, 2010
Yoga relieves tension and improves physical and mental health.
Pet talk
We all know that a happy pet makes for a happy home, so for dog owners it is our job to make sure that the home is a safe and comfortable living space. From big ranches to one bedroom flats our dogs are forced to adapt to the homes that we have chosen. The best thing you can do for a dog is to keep their needs in mind the same way that you keep your own every day.
Scrapbook for Sept. 29, 2010
Everybody wants lots of friends. But there are all kinds of friends. There are people that work along with you in some cause. There are people you know (and can't remember their names). The best friends are the ones you call in bad times. They understand even if they don't agree.
Articles by Section - Miscellaneous
Clowning around at the library
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is scheduled to roll into South Carolina at the end of March, but several local children got to see a small preview of the fun Wednesday at the Kershaw County Library. "Gigi" the clown appeared at the library and read the children a book about the circus, showed them how to juggle and spin a plate on a stick, and performed a magic trick.
Suttle discusses leadership with UWKC, other agencies
Earl Suttle, an author and motivational speaker with Leadership Success International, shared various ways leaders can improve the overall atmosphere in their workplace during a mentoring training/workshop hosted by the United Way of Kershaw County (UWKC) on Monday. Suttle's topic, "Enjoying Excellence: Becoming the greatest you can be," focused on creating "happiness in the workplace." He explained that a happier atmosphere provides employees with more energy and focus to complete their jobs. The training/workshop took place at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse.
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