Woman Receives Call She Won’t Forget – Pay it Forward
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After seeing a Pay it Forward segment on Carolina AM, a man calls his wife just to say, I love you.
Author: Alan Ball
Local Group Makes Quilts for Veterans
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The Stranded Smockers and Stitchers gives back to community through various projects including making quilts for veterans and service members touched by war.
Play Sky Bingo on National Look Up Day
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April 14 is also National Look Up at the Sky Day. Download an app to view the sky or play a game of sky bingo to celebrate the holiday.
A Day to Reach Higher
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Today is the day to pause and evaluate our goals in life. It’s called National Reach as High as You Can Day.
Carolina AM Show Opener
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Carolina AM has a new show opener. Videography by Tyler Kamp. Produced by Seth Forbes.
Chopsticks and Napkins You Can Wear
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Greg and Audra each had their own sushi experiences last night. And so did our “Man on the Strand,” Tyler!
Tasty Tuesday’s: US Foods CHEF’STORE and Simple Southern Smokehouse
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Greg shops with Chef Jason, Simply Southern Smokehouse, to get ingredients for fried chicken at US Foods CHEF’STORE.
Talk Saves Lives – Suicide Prevention Forum Planned for Myrtle Beach
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Talk Saves Lives Suicide Prevention Program is Thursday, April 15, 2021, at First United Methodist Church in Myrtle Beach. For more information visit afsp.org.
How Taking a Lunch Break Improves the Workplace
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A study of 1,600 employees in the U.S. found that the 90% who took a lunch break away from their desks felt more refreshed and ready to get back to work, less likely to suffer burnout.
Playing Scrabble Keeps Brain Healthy
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Studies show playing games such as Scrabble slows degeneration in the brain, improves memory, increases IQ, and makes you smarter in every area of life.
