Through a Let’s Go 3.0 grant, Growing COB organized a strong coalition and implemented a successful plan to feed the Calhoun, Orangeburg, and Bamberg communities.
Talyah Washington, 6, and King Rivera, 7, may not have understood what the blue ribbon was for to officially open an “all-inclusive” playground last week. They just wanted to have fun.
After 10 years of perseverance, disabled children in Laurens can finally play at Little River Park.
Anderson School District 4 pick-up lines don’t mean sitting and waiting any more.
Coalitions will be able to apply for mini-grants through Eat Smart Move More South Carolina to fund small-scale projects that are needed to help catapult their healthy eating and active living initiatives.
The special needs community in Newberry can now play at the park with the addition of ADA-accessible swings.
Tall Longleaf pines stood silent guard as the first official hikers took to the Sweet Gum Trail in Camden on Tuesday afternoon. About 50 people participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the official opening of the 2/3-mile trail that now connects Scott and Woodward parks.