Lowcountry Sun

This Month's Features

Ten Years After
Our first edition front page article profiled Lin Lewis who, like us, has had a very interesting and successful 10 years!
by Sara San Angelo

As winter loosens its bitter grip on the land, and the blossoms ready themselves to burst forth in renewed vibrancy, so too will love bloom in amorous celebration to mark this special time of year. February is a month of transition and renewed life. It is fitting that Valentine’s Day falls in this month, where the warming of the heart harmonizes with the changing of the seasons. It is also fitting that this month marks the 10th Anniversary of the Lowcounty Sun. It is a milestone that is owed to the devotion and commitment of our readers and a transition to another decade of dedication to them and the community. So, in honor of this Anniversary Edition and month of love, we decided to revisit an old friend. Lin Lewis was the subject of the front page article of the very first edition of the Lowcountry Sun, then known as theSenior Sun. In it, we showcased her vast collection of antique typewriters, but she also happens to know a thing or two about this special m...
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10 Years. 120 months. 3,650 days.
Letter From The Publisher
by Torrey Monroe
Letter from the Publisher Ten years. 120 months. 3,650 days. An entire decade has pass...
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Payroll Tax Cut: What About Social Security?
by courtesy of CNN Money
Payroll tax cut: What about Social Security? In all the talk about whether to extend the ...
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Getting Old
by Mike Veeck
This morning, I stumbled into the bathroom while it was still dark. Somehow, ...
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Low Vitamin C Levels and Risk for Heart Failure
by courtesy American Heart Association
Heart failure patients who don’t eat enough ...
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Courage, Hope and Strength
by John Schumacher
On November 13, 2011, an uncontrollable nose bleed warranted a trip to ...
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