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Thrive with Dr. Torri: Tips for a Healthier You | January 2026 There’s something magical about a fresh calendar. The blank pages feel full of possibility, inviting us to start again, do better, and finally make time for ourselves. Yet…

1. What first inspired you to pursue a career in dentistry, and how did that passion take shape over the years? The first thought I had about dentistry was as a college student at Clemson University. At the time, I…

By Ashley Daniels The Horry Georgetown Home Builders Association is partnering up with the Grand Strand Humane Society (GSHS) at the 46th annual Home Show for a Pet Project event that raises vital funds for this beloved local animal shelter.…

Book by: Kellie MurphyReview by: Dr. Wendy Hooper-Meletes, Ed.D., owner of Litchfield Books One war, two loves and a lifetime to remember is set in 1918 in Nashville Tennessee, where World War II had left its ferocious imprint like it…

by George Walter Photography – My New Beginning – actually began last January, not because I planned it, but because life’s journey makes many unforeseen twists and turns. Looking back, the journey began decades ago in a photography class at…

I recently had the opportunity to try Superpower’s biomarker panel, and overall, the experience exceeded my expectations. From the start, the process was incredibly straightforward. Scheduling my bloodwork appointment was easy, and the actual visit was fast and efficient. I…

By Ashley Daniels Tatina “Tati” Parrilla is an accountant by trade and the owner of Lowcountry Bites, which fuels her artistic passion. The creative charcuterie board outlet was first sparked during the COVID pandemic, when many new ideas took shape.…

Book by: William Webster & Dick LochteReview by: Dr. Wendy Hooper-Meletes, Ed.D., owner of Litchfield Books Sage Mendiluze is a police deputy determined to find and stop a series of relentless and brutal murders. After two wilderness guides are gunned…

Thrive with Dr. Torri: Tips for a Healthier You | December 2025 The holidays always seem to arrive in a swirl of light and sound. Trees sparkle in living rooms, carols drift from store speakers, and wish lists grow longer…

The holidays bound with excitement on the coast! However, nothing can spoil our good cheer like an unplanned emergency trip to the veterinary clinic. I recommend that you plan ahead of time by having the information for the closet emergency…

By Charlene Trino The disco ball rotates over the dance floor, throwing shards of light around the room like scattered memories of the year. I’m standing under it at my company’s holiday bash, holding a champagne flute, observing how each…

1. Associated Charities of Myrtle Beach. A long-standing volunteer-operated charity serving the homeless and impoverished in the Grand Strand.How to help: Drop off clean clothing, shoes, linens, and towels at their donation bin, or organize a holiday drive to gather…

By Ashley Harris “Camping? For Christmas? Are you nuts?” My family couldn’t believe it. For years, my house served as the nexus for the holidays, connecting family and tradition. On Christmas Eve, I always hosted a cookie painting party—complete with…

Starting over is one of the most powerful decisions a person can make. Whether it’s a new habit, a new city, or a completely new identity, choosing to embrace a fresh start gives you permission to grow into the person…

By Jules McJules We’ve all seen ‘em, the beautiful but morose still-life paintings with the jewelry and the skulls. Vanitas paintings are a staple for any goth aesthetic, the fancier the better. But what are they? Where did they come…

Book by: Karen StokesReview by: Dr. Wendy Hooper-Meletes, Ed.D., owner of Litchfield Books Writing under a fictitious name of Patience Pennington, Elizabeth Allston Pringle (1845–1921), author of A Woman Rice Planter and Chronicles of Chicora Wood, penned diary entries of…

By Wendy Kennar My eighty-year-old mom tells the story every year. Usually, more than once during the Thanksgiving season. “Do you remember the year we went…?” I cut her off. “To Fedco.” “The year we woke up early so you…

Thrive with Dr. Torri: Tips for a Healthier You | November 2025 November is the season of gratitude. We gather with family and friends, savor favorite foods, and celebrate traditions that make life sweet. But in the rush of shopping,…

By Laura Holtby While Thanksgiving and the bulk of major holidays fall around the time of seasonal affect disorder, it’s important to grasp that serotonin early and allow for consistent routines of positive change, healthy habits, and overall good feelings.…

By Joy Nevin Axelson Last year, I turned 50. Instead of getting a new car or a new husband, I decided to take a writing class. I’ve been writing poetry since fourth grade. Most of it is saccharine drivel about…