Amy Wood

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Amy Wood

(WSPA) – As March comes to a close, we introduce our final finalist in the Remarkable Women contest, Brandy Mills, a woman dedicated to helping others believe in themselves and pursue their dreams. “The dreams, the desires, the hopes — the things that you put on the back burner to do something else.”If anyone can help bring those dreams back to life, it’s Brandy Mills.

3 weeks ago | wspa.com | Amy Wood

(WSPA) – As March comes to a close, we introduce our final finalist in the Remarkable Women contest, Brandy Mills, a woman dedicated to helping others believe in themselves and pursue their dreams. “The dreams, the desires, the hopes — the things that you put on the back burner to do something else.”If anyone can help bring those dreams back to life, it’s Brandy Mills.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Amy Wood

(WSPA) – This month, 7NEWS is honoring remarkable women and this week we introduce a finalist who truly believes in trusting the journey. Nita Biven has spent years captivating audiences, whether on stage as Peter Pan and Patsy Cline or in the kitchen at one of Spartanburg’s most beloved restaurants, Mon Amie Morning Café. From theater to the culinary stageFor Nita, the transition from performing arts to restaurant ownership came naturally. Advertisement“This is very theatrical.

1 month ago | wspa.com | Amy Wood

Posted: Mar 25, 2025 / 09:00 AM EDT Updated: Mar 17, 2025 / 04:20 PM EDT (WSPA) – This month, 7NEWS is honoring remarkable women and this week we introduce a finalist who truly believes in trusting the journey. Nita Biven has spent years captivating audiences, whether on stage as Peter Pan and Patsy Cline or in the kitchen at one of Spartanburg’s most beloved restaurants, Mon Amie Morning Café.

1 month ago | wspa.com | Amy Wood

(WSPA) – This month, 7NEWS is honoring Remarkable Women and finalist Bethany Dukes knows firsthand what it’s like to struggle. That’s why she’s dedicated her life to helping others. Walking the aisles of the Interfaith Assistance Ministry in Hendersonville, Bethany Dukes doesn’t just see shelves of food and clothing, she sees lives being changed. “I’ve been hungry. I’ve been nervous about not having a good coat growing up.