Today's Features

Growing up, Stuart Graham attended Van Wyck Presbyterian Church with his family.  
Just two doors down from there stood a bright yellow home known throughout the tight knit community as the old Hyatt house.  
At the time, Graham never realized the keys to the 1898 Victorian-style home at 5154 Old Hickory Road would one day be in his pocket.
Graham had always admired the house and was excited to learn in 2003 it was to be sold at an auction.

Opinions and advice on how to achieve good health or overcome health problems are a “dime-a-dozen” nearly everywhere.
But it means a lot more to hear a personal story from someone you know, who’s succeeded in achieving better health.
It’s even better if their program is simple, easy to understand and affordable.
Konstantinos “Gus” Deligiannidis, owner of Gus’ Restaurants in Kershaw and Lancaster, has a story of his own journey to good health, and he’s doing something to share it.

Erwin Elementary School special needs teacher LeAnne White found a surprise in her classroom Monday. 

It was a photo of one of her students, 8-year-old Morgan Knight, taken near an “In honor of” sign with White’s name on it at the first annual Chalk Walk on May 14, along with an event T-shirt.

“I cried,” White said. “It was very sweet for her to do that.”

The Chalk Walk is a 3.1 mile fun run to honor teachers and raise money for the Buford High School Future Educators Association (FEA).

Erwin Elementary School special needs teacher LeAnne White found a surprise in her classroom Monday. 

It was a photo of one of her students, 8-year-old Morgan Knight, taken near an “In honor of” sign with White’s name on it at the first annual Chalk Walk on May 14, along with an event T-shirt.

“I cried,” White said. “It was very sweet for her to do that.”

The Chalk Walk is a 3.1 mile fun run to honor teachers and raise money for the Buford High School Future Educators Association (FEA).