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This Month's Features
Hey, We're # ONE Our beloved city bowled over the competition for #1 Travel Destination, with a LOT of help from Helen Hill. by Tommy McQueeney  Being first is a tradition in Charleston. Of pugilistic interest, Charlestonians won the first large-scale military battle of the American Revolution and fired the first shots of the War Between the States. The more gentile history denotes several American firsts from Charleston: the first public library, the first opera, the first public museum, the first golf ‘country’ club, the first formal gardens, the first tea planted and the first artificial ice (but not the first iced tea), the first passenger train service and the first fire insurance company. The list of American and international firsts is seemingly endless. But that’s the past. The firsts of Charleston are now citations, plaques and trophies. They are available for viewing at the Charleston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB). It’s good that they have plenty of wall space. For the last twenty-five years, the CVB has been enhanced by the personable and brilliant Helen Hill. She is the Exe... Read More Overtime and Minimum Wage Proposed for Caregivers by Torrey Monroe As more baby boomers age, the in-home care field will grow exponentially – yet worke... Read More Boomer Women Struggling with Elder Care Burden by Courtesy businesswire Women perform 50 per cent more elder care duties than men, and more than 70 per cent of th... Read More Putting Old Wood to Good Use Old wood can produce some unique furniture pieces by Source: Realty Times When it comes to timber, what’s old can become new in the hands of artisans, crafts ... Read More The Good News About Grey Hair The latest news is that gray hair may actually protect you from cancer! by Courtesy MidBrain.com Hair color is produced by cells called melanocytes which are in part controlled by stem ce... Read More Meeting Jack Finn by Tommy McQueeney Charleston has hosted many unique events including the Miss USA Pageant, the Ryder Cup Gol... Read More
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