During this time of uncertainty due to COVID-19, people are finding they need food, toilet paper, disinfectants, quicker testing, a sure cure, an immunization, reliable news and information and human contact. Read more
During this time of uncertainty due to COVID-19, people are finding they need food, toilet paper, disinfectants, quicker testing, a sure cure, an immunization, reliable news and information and human contact.
This was sent from Sydney, Australia, as a Q&A and was shared by a clergyman, Rabbi Moss:
Transparency in government is always vital, but it’s particularly important in times of crisis.
The changes to our daily lives that have recently taken place, due to the coronavirus pandemic, have been a real blast from the past for me.
During this time of uncertainty due to coronavirus/COVID-19, people are finding they need many things: food, toilet paper, disinfectants, quicker testing, a sure cure, an immunization, reliable news and information, human contact and more. But perhaps the one thing our world and our nation n…
Editor’s note: This will be the last community column for several weeks as the newspaper responds to the impact of COVID-19. The column will return.
Editor’s note: This will be the last community column for several weeks as the newspaper responds to the impact of COVID-19. The column will return.
Editor’s note: This will be the last community column for several weeks as the newspaper responds to the impact of COVID-19. The column will return.
“Morning Smile” had me at “They call him the next Stevie Wonder.”
“When peace like a river attendeth my way, when sorrows like sea billows roll, whatever my lot, Thou has taught me to say, ‘It is well, it is well with my soul!’
Forty years ago this week, the first edition of the Horry Independent took life.
Instead of the traditional birthday whoopla, lots of people are asking friends and family – the usual whoopla makers – to donate to a fundraiser that the birthday person is passionate about.
While I hear that the coronavirus isn’t brand new, it has become the most used word in 2020 thus far.
The annual members’ meeting of the Waterford Plantation Homeowners Association will be held on Monday, April 20 commencing at 7 p.m. at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, 2015 U.S. 501, Conway.
Three meetings to report on this week.
How the world changes in a week. Who would have thought that everyone would be fighting for toilet paper, paper towels and Clorox wipes at Sam’s? Who would see that everything is closing, no sports, no travel, no cruises, no college classes on campus and no school in some places? Hope everyo…
Thursday, March 12 was the board of directors’ monthly meeting.
While I hear that the coronavirus really isn’t brand new, it (along with COVID-19) has become the most used words in 2020 thus far. It’s the lead story in every newscast and on the lips and in the minds of many.
We are blessed to live in a nation that is resilient in the face of great adversity. The events of two World Wars, a couple of recessions and the attack by terrorists on Sept. 11, 2001 come to mind.
“Pray” in its different forms are mentioned hundreds of times in the Bible. Jesus Himself mentioned it over and over. That must mean it is important.
I’ve finally been diagnosed, after all these years!
Last week, I suffered through an experience that left me with burning red cheeks and a blood pressure that sent the numbers climbing.
Last Thursday morning, 17 homeowners met for breakfast at Early Riser Diner. It was our biggest group ever. Several new homeowners came, so there were lots of introductions along with a nice breakfast.
The Farm will hold its annual meeting on March 31 starting at 6:30 at the recreational center on Carolina Forest Boulevard. Even if you plan to attend, we ask you to mail your proxy in so we have a head count to reach our quota for a quorum.
What an aggravating week in Plantation Lakes!
“Pray” in its different forms is mentioned between 500 and 600 times in the Bible, and is mentioned in almost every book of the Bible.
I’m a skilled online shopper. Everything from vitamins to Skecher shoes may show up at my door any given day. In fact, a couch is scheduled to be delivered to my house tomorrow and I haven’t been near the Rooms To Go furniture store that is only about a mile from my house.
Why was a survey needed to determine that men and women communicate differently? All they had to do was ask a woman who’s been in a relationship more than two weeks.
This week is the start of The Farm's Monday Night Golf League. All the slots have been filled. If you are signed up, tee off is at 5 p.m.
It looks like spring may be on its way as the rain has stopped, and I hear that we will have a few days to dry out. The daffodils are up, and lots of buds are forming on the trees around the neighborhood. Norm and I walk around the neighborhood for exercise, and see that everything’s startin…
Plantation Lakes’ clubhouse is the venue for all committee and club meetings.
Church, temple, chapel, assembly, hall, meeting place, cathedral, ministry, fellowship, center -- whatever.
Keeping the public informed about impending danger is one of the important functions of government.
The boy’s name was Frank. He was Italian and didn’t speak English.
I’ve had a life-long battle with anemia and still remember the awful taste of the iron tonic I took as a boy. The anemia made me weak, tired and at times lifeless. The tonic added some life.
There were many raves about the wonderful Valentine’s Day dinner dance. Many thanks to the social committee’s president Leslie Morgan, and dedicated lady volunteers.
Many homeowners received an email from Town Sq and wondered what it was. Waccamaw Management sent it out too early, before owners were informed of the new site. This site is for all properties managed by Waccamaw Management Company.
Just a reminder that Berkshire Forest’s Property Owners’ Association meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 3 at 6 p.m. at Beach Church.
It has been a busy information week so I have lots of news for our homeowners.
I’ve had a lifelong battle with anemia and still remember the awful taste of the iron tonic I took as a little boy. The anemia made me weak, tired and at times “lifeless”. The tonic added some life.
I don’t smoke and most people I know who do wish they could quit the habit.
It saddens me to see the death spiral of the Boy Scouts of America.
“When my life work is ended, and I cross the swelling tide, when the bright and glorious morning I shall see; I shall know my Redeemer when I reach the other side, and His smile will be the first to welcome me.
Have a happy Mardi Gras celebration on Tuesday night, Feb. 25. It occurs on the final day of carnival season and the day before Ash Wednesday, which is the first day of Lent.
The basketball hoop and support have been removed for needed repairs. At this time, we do not know how long it will take.
Several homeowners have asked on Facebook for dates for the yard sale, etc.
“Could we with ink the ocean fill and were the skies of parchment made, were every stalk on earth a quill and every man a scribe by trade, to write the love of God above would drain the ocean dry; nor could the scroll contain the whole, though stretched from sky to sky.” (Meir Ben Isaac)
The board has informed me that after the last annual meeting and elections, the board members will maintain their past positions.
There are no updates from the Waterford Plantation board of directors or social committees.
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