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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Caley Smith
You don’t have to travel far to enjoy a relaxing getaway — Berkeley County is full of hidden gems perfect for a staycation. Whether you're looking for a romantic date night, a family-friendly outing, or a peaceful escape into nature, there’s something special waiting just around the corner. This spring break, why not take time to rediscover the beauty, history and charm of your own backyard?
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1 month ago | 
postandcourier.com | Caley Smith
The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally reshaped how we work; remote work became the new norm for many. Years later, it’s clear that the shift to working from home isn’t just a temporary change; it’s a transformation in how we balance work and family life. While remote work has brought undeniable flexibility, it’s also altered family dynamics in ways that many of us are still navigating. Blending work and home life can be both a blessing and a curse for parents.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
postandcourier.com | Caley Smith
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Jun 11, 2024 | 
postandcourier.com | Caley Smith
Do you like to read? Do you have young children who like it when you read to them? Local author and young mother Elizabeth Grace Smith brings her imagination to life while sharing her experiences and love of writing with the world through her two new children’s books, “A Step in the Magical Woodlands” and “The Dancing Dinosaur and The Stinky Monkey.”A resident of the Lowcountry since age 4, Smith considers Charleston home.
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May 30, 2024 | 
postandcourier.com | Caley Smith
Just one year after the arrival of new CEO/Co-Owner Mike Kelleher, the Charleston Soccer Club (CSC) wants to change how soccer is portrayed in the United States and played, enjoyed and experienced by local players and spectators of all ages. Kelleher shared there are a lot of reasons as to why soccer is continuing to grow in popularity. “It is an easy game, a ‘simple sport,’” he said.
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Nov 3, 2023 | 
the-messenger.com | Caley Smith
Madisonville-North Hopkins junior Kanyon Johnson has been named KFCA 5A District 1 Player of the Year, and according to Head Coach Chris Price, no one is more deserving. Johnson, a six-foot-five, 205-pound junior, is the team’s starting quarterback and has amassed almost 3,000 yards of total offense, while scoring 32 touchdowns on the season. Johnson is currently fourth in 5A rushing and seventh in passing.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
the-messenger.com | Caley Smith
Tradewater Brewing Co., in Madisonville will be hosting a cornhole tournament to support and inform the community about local non-profit, the Patrick Rudd Project in coordination with Veterans Day, on November 11. According to Head Brewer/Owner of Tradewater Brewing Co., Ted Webb, with this being the first annual event, it does not have an official “name”.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
kentuckynewera.com | Caley Smith
For the first time ever, Tradewater Brewing Co., in Madisonville will be hosting a cornhole tournament to support and inform the community about a local non-profit, the Patrick Rudd Project (PRP) in coordination with Veterans Day, on November 11. According to Head Brewer/Owner of Tradewater Brewing Co., Ted Webb, with this being the first annual event, it does not have an official “name”.
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Oct 28, 2023 | 
the-messenger.com | Caley Smith
The Lady Maroons will be selling trash bags as part of their team fundraiser this year in hopes to raise money for their upcoming season. “We have not held this fundraiser before but felt it would go over well since people will actually get something we all use in return,” Maroons Head Coach Jason Patterson said. “In today’s day with costs of everything it’s harder for people to just make donations so we feel by offering something that we all use like kitchen trash bags.
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Oct 26, 2023 | 
the-messenger.com | Caley Smith
The hunting regulations at Boatwright Wildlife Management Area in Ballard County have undergone some changes, and according to John H. Brunjes, Migratory Bird Program Coordinator for the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, this will affect the Hopkins County duck hunters who apply via the online hunting application. “The short answer is these changes are part of our continuing effort to improve the hunting experience of our sportsmen and sportswomen using our waterfowl areas,” Brunjes said.
