Sasee Magazine

Construction was in progress the day I met Gillian Roy at the new Family Justice Center in Georgetown. Located on Highmarket St., beside the Piggly Wiggly, the Center, due to open by the end of the year, will house a myriad of services dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence. Gillian, a Pawleys Island resident [...]

I was as excited as, well, as a child at Christmas when Cliff “Kringle” Snider agreed to be interviewed. I mean, for all intents and purposes, he is Santa Claus, and even at my age, Santa invokes the excitement and magic of Christmas. Cliff has been playing Santa since he was 16 years old. As [...]

Tammy Mills is the picture of health – pretty and petite with glowing skin and a bright smile. Our meeting in a local restaurant was filled with laughter, fun and a few tears. Why the tears? Tammy has Stage 4 breast cancer that has metastasized to her liver. She’s been told it can be treated, [...]

Most people who know me are aware that I love my volunteer work with animal rescue, mainly dogs and mostly Jack Russell Terriers. Unfortunately, it is easy to become overwhelmed with the sheer number of unwanted and abused animals who need homes, so, for the past year or so, I had been taking a break. [...]

Blond and beautiful, Shannon Camp is full of smiles and energy – and she needs lots of energy for her busy life! Originally from Rutherfordton, North Carolina, for the past fourteen years Shannon has worked as Systems and Information Analyst for the Jackson Company, is known throughout the Grand Strand as a devoted, tireless volunteer [...]

My musical tastes have always been varied and eclectic. I still love the loud rock and roll of my youth, but only occasionally when I’m feeling nostalgic. I am still stirred by Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto, and the almost painful beauty found in the music of Miles Davis. There is very little music I don’t like. [...]

Retired educator Christy Judah is not only a prolific author who’s written thirteen books on local history and search and rescue training, she also founded, and continues to lead, the Brunswick County Search and Rescue Team. This 501 (c) (3) non-profit is an all volunteer organization and currently has five trained dogs and handlers. Christy [...]

Cayenne Graves has witnessed the healing power of expressive art. This vivacious and warm volunteer curator of the Mercy Care art gallery creates beautiful paintings depicting images of women and dogs, representing the many emotions that are a part of the human experience. As well as being an artist, this unique individual reaches out to [...]

For me, swimming in the ocean is a spectacular way to spend an hour or so. It’s a great way to cool off and riding the waves is fun – I like boogie boards, too. I used to run with a group every Saturday morning, and, in the heat of summer, we would run Pawleys [...]

This month, the Little White Dress is partnering with Sasee to raise money for Brides Against Breast Cancer, a fundraising activity for Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation. Five local women will be wearing the “Sasee Veil” from August 9th through September 17th to raise awareness and funds for this amazing charity. Sasee met with Senior [...]