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GLOBETROTTER VISITS MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
Motivational speaker and former Harlem Globetrotter Tracy Williams spoke with students at Laing Middle School in Mount Pleasant. The theme of Williams’ presentation was, “You Can Change Your Life by Changing Your Mind.” After the presentation, the teachers had students outline Williams’ main points during their writing classes that afternoon. Williams also gave autographs and bookmarks to the students and took the time to speak individually with many of them. Pictured: Deborah Price, principal of Laing Middle School, and Williams.
ART GALLERY OPENS SUCCESSFUL SHOW
The Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art Gallery enjoyed a successful opening of the “Figurative Moments” show which featured art by West Coast artists John Burton and C.M Cooper. Pictured, from left, C.M. and Dan Cooper with Ella Walton Richardson.
GLASSPRO CELEBRATES CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK
Glasspro employees Tammy Burnette (left), LeAnn Lawrence (center), Jo Ann Nemeth (second from right) and Melinda Boggs (right) celebrate National Customer Service Week with Glasspro customer Marion Pringle (second from left). National Customer Service Week began in 1988 to recognize the importance of customer service and honor those employees on the front lines of the customer service revolution.
S.C. SEA GRANT CELEBRATES 25 YEARS
The S.C. Sea Grant Consortium celebrated its 25th anniversary recently. Consortium executive director Rick DeVoe, at left, gave Sen. (Ret.) Ernest Hollings a token of the agency’s appreciation for his dedication to ocean and coastal resources. The event’s featured speakers included Dr. Andrew Sorensen, president of USC; Scott Rayder, chief of staff at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; Louisa Koch, deputy assistant administrator at NOAA’s Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research; Ronald Baird, director of the NOAA National Sea Grant College Program; Margaret Davidson, director of the NOAA Coastal Services Center; and Hollings.
S.C.’s first Passport Health Opens
Ingrid N. Brewster opened the first Passport Health franchise in South Carolina. The main office is located in North Charleston. Passport Health is a national franchise dedicated to travel education and medicine, and provides travel immunizations, on-site flu shot and meningitis clinics, bioterrorism and disaster response training. Pictured at the ribbon cutting, from left, Charlton Douglas, owner, Food Fetish Inc.; Robert Duggan, agent, AgentOwned Reality, Mount Pleasant; Mayor R. Keith Summey of North Charleston; Ingrid N. Brewster, owner, Passport Health; Linda Riha, office manager, Passport Health; Connie Lilze and Mary Sherwood.
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