Sasee Magazine

Sasee in the City featuring Leslie Moore, editor of Sasee.

This week, Leslie talks about one very special nomination that came in response to our call for “Woman of Character.”

A plain manila envelope arrived at our office a couple of weeks ago from Stephanie Necessary, who teaches Creative Writing and Yearbook to 6th, 7th and 8th graders at Forestbrook Middle School. After hearing about our “Women of Character” contest from Eileen Patonay, the school’s Career Development Facilitator, Stephanie asked all of her students to write and nominate their choice for our “Woman of Character” contest. Stephanie says entering contests like ours gives her students a chance to be published and improve their writing. Her students have won regional, national and even international recognition. After reading the amazing essays written by these young writers, we decided to pay a visit to the school.

Sasee, together with WMBF News and Cinzia The Spa at North Beach Plantation, are spending this year honoring the women in our area who have provided encouragement, given strength and touched the lives of other women. To submit your choice, please use the form on our website, or mail your submissions to: 1357 21st Ave. N., Ste. 102, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.

Sasee in the City events this week are:

“Coffee with the Authors,” on February 5, featuring Jack DeGroot, Miller Pope and Mark Smith, 10 – 11:30 am at Sunset River Marketplace in Calabash.

Art Walk in the Downtown Conway Historic District, on February 7, from 10 am – 5pm.

Link to video interview »
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Video: “Leslie talks about Women of Character nomination”