Not Just Supply Lists

Two new vaccine requirements for SC students for the 2026–27 school year By Jenny Peterson It’s not usually part of the back-to-school rush most families think about first. Between supply lists, schedule planning and last-minute shopping trips, health screenings and vaccination schedules can easily get pushed aside. But in South Carolina, state law requires students … Read more

Calm Through Karate

How martial arts helps kids manage anger and focus By Jenny Peterson Martial arts is a centuries-old practice rooted in discipline, respect and self-control — qualities that make it especially beneficial for children and adolescents learning to manage their emotions. “Martial arts is unique to any other physical activity that kids are doing today, because … Read more

Riding the Wave

Folly Beach Wahine Classic is powered by movement & community By Anne Toole For nearly a quarter century, the Folly Beach Wahine Classic has brought women and girls together on the shores of Folly Beach for a weekend that celebrates far more than surfing. The all-female surf competition welcomes participants of any age and ability, … Read more

The Gift of Giving to Young Cancer Patients

Girl in the pool with her father

A toy that sparks imagination? A book that transports the reader to another world? Finding the perfect gift that meets the unique needs and desires of young cancer patients can be a challenging, yet profoundly rewarding experience. Thoughtfulness, empathy and a bit of creativity are keys to giving a present that brings genuine happiness and … Read more

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