8-21-09

6-2-2009
http://www.heartstringshospice.com
A special smile... A tender look....A warm embrace.
Heartstrings Hospice makes sure your loved one recieves the best care possible! Located in 17 South Carolina Counties provides the highest quality of care to patients with life-limiting illnesses.

8-21-09

http://www.projectpet.com
5-11-2009
By supporting Project Pet, you can provide medical care for our community's abandoned pets. You can visit Poject Pet at PetSmart on Harbison Blvd. and Two Notch Rd in Columbia on Saturday afternoons!

8-21-09

Sheriff Leon Lott joined Tyler and Ken in the Studio!!
5-17-09

8-18-09 Dr. Evan Cohen

Dr. Evan Cohen from the Cohen Chiropractic Clinic, spoke about back concerns when kids get ready to pack their backpacks and return to school. He also explained some of the myths of chiropracticors, covered general back safety.

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5-10-09

The Rivebank Zoo is home to over 3,000 animals. Recent additions to the zoo include exhibits for African elephants, gorillas and koalas. Riverbanks also has a large botanical garden with a trail system available.
Hours: The zoo is open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas. They are open 9 am to 5 pm except summer weekend when they are open until 6. Admission: Current admission prices are $9.75 (a) $ 8.50 (military) $8.25 (s) $ 7.25 (c 3-12). Children under 3 free. Admission is for both the zoo and gardens. Parking: There is plenty of parking and it is free.
For more information go to:http://www.riverbanks.org/

5-10-09

The Ronald McDonald house supports programs that directly improve the health and well being of children. They have been helping improve the lives of children and their families for over 35 years.

To find out more information on how you can help go to:http://rmhc.org/

4-26-09 Babcock

Tyler spoke with the Babcock center about their mission in community service throughout Columbia.Today, Babcock Center offers great expectations and bright futures to over 800 citizens with lifelong disabilities. People with disabilities have the opportunity to advocate on their own behalf; to make choices about where to live, work and participate in leisure and other activities that contribute to their well-being. The Babcock center provides support and services to people with disablitlies. A non profit organization that focuses on helping people with disabilities become more independent and productive. They provide residential and day care as well as transportation.

For more information about this organization go to:http://www.babcockcenter.org/index.htm

4-26-09 Red Cross

Tyler talked with the American Red Cross about the importance of giving blood. You have the power to make a difference in someone's life. All you have to do is make a contribution.Every donation helps provide services to those in need. There are various opportunities to get invovled and volunteers are always needed!

Some four million people give blood—the gift of life—through the Red Cross, making it the largest supplier of blood and blood products in the United States.. As part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, a global network of 186 national societies, the Red Cross helps restore hope and dignity to the world's most vulnerable people.


For more information check out:http://www.redcross.org/

4-19-09 Lions Club

Worlds largest service club organization

Whenever a Lions club gets together, problems get smaller. And communities get better. That's because we help where help is needed – in our own communities and around the world – with unmatched integrity and energy.

To help out in your community visit: http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/becoming-a-lion/index.php

4-19-09 HSPCA

Members from the HSPCA joined Tyler to talk about the mission of protecting animals in the Midlands

For more information on the HSPCA, check out their website, http://humanesc.org/

4-12-09 The MS Society

A representive from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National MS Society joined Tyler to talk about the special programs in the Midlands for the MS Society.  We also learned about the causes, cures (or lack there of), and living day to day with MS.

Some links for more information:

THE GOLF TOURNEY

Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National MS Society:

MS SOCIETY

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4-5-09 D.A.R.E.

The Richland County Sheriff's Department DARE coordinator Deputy Arlene Sharp visited with Tyler, talking about the D.A.R.E. program.  She talked about the history of DARE, some of the stories she has collected in her 20 years with the program and more.

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4-5-09 Good Deed Friday

Joyce Wagster joined Tyler to chat about the first annual Good Deed Friday with the West Metro Chamber of Commerce.  The goal of Good Deed Friday is to inspire folks to part with the things that they don't need, and provide them to those who do.

Good Deed Friday collects everything from food, clothes, even paper products and dog food.  

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3-29-09 Dr. Earl Loftis

Dr. Earl Loftis, from Eye On Gervais, joined us to talk about Save Your Vision Month. He had some wonderful information on sight...how it works, ways to keep it, and improve it!

You can learn more from Dr. Loftis by calling 799-2020.

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3-22-09 Christy Anderson, YMCA

Christy Anderson and Elizabeth Lindsay from the YMCA came in to speak about all the programs that the Y is offering in the next few weeks.

Don't forget about the Healthy Kids Day on April 18th, offered at the Northwest, Lexington, and Downtown branches. This program is offered free to the community.

There are lots great programs offered through the YMCA, including camps, the Festivals, and other great events. You can log onto the Y's website, http://www.columbiaymca.org/ for more information on all the events, memberships, and volunteering.

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3-15-09 Sheriff Leon Lott

Sheriff Leon Lott from the Richland County Sheriff's Deparment spoke on the record about the Michael Phelps investigation, outcome and more.

He also spoke about Crime Stoppers. You can report information about criminal activity and even be paid for your information at 1-888-CRIME-SC

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3-15-09 The Animal Protection League

Susan and Jennifer Lucas from the Animal Protection League joined us on the program to talk about the services that the APL provides.

The APL is the areas only No Kill Shelter, operating in Hopkins. They rely on donations and the kindness of animal lovers everywhere.

You can reach the APL at www.aplsc.org 0r find them on Facebook under the group "Friends of the Animals of the APL" Or call 753.2119

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3-8-09 The American Red Cross

Jamie Muldrow and Lauren Way from the American Red Cross came to speak about the importance of giving the gift of life, and the event on 3/14/09

The American Red Cross has helped over 949 LOCAL Disaster Clients since July 1, 2008!

Now is your chance to give back to the group that has done so much for our Community and our Country. The American Red Cross has been a National Treasure, especially in it's efforts on 9/11 and for our Troops stationed at home, and especially those overseas!Did you know: Blood Type 'O Negative' is the "Universal Donor".

Only 7% of the population is blessed with this precious blood that can save ANY PERSON! If you have O- blood, you are a diamond in the rough! Cool, huh?!

AMERICAN RED CROSS FAMILY DAY SATURDAY, MARCH 14 11am-5pm SOUTH CAROLINA STATE MUSEUM

**RED CROSS EXHIBIT AND FAMILY DAY!!!***Come give blood, and know that YOU have saved someone's life today! Nothing feels better in the world than giving...we guarantee it.The Blood Drive lasts from 10am-3pm. To make an appointment, go to GiveLife.org and enter the sponsor code: FamilyDay**YOU COULD BE THE WINNER OF 2 DOMESTIC DELTA AIRLINES TICKETS BY SIGNING UP!!!***

You can also check out http://www.centeralscradcross.org/

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3-1-09 Hospice Care of Tri County

Terry Vann Schon and Linda Davis joined Tyler to talk about all the programs that Hospice Care of Tri County offers, including in home services, and a new program involving pets! The ladies discussed the mission of Hospice, and the need for volunteers. You can learn more about the service, which actually provides to 21 counties in the area by logging on to http://www.medicalservicesofamerica.com/

You can also reach Terry and Linda at 803.400.1117

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3-1-09 Harvest Hope

Amy Lowery from Harvest Hope and Trey Hooey from Carolina Records joined Tyler to talk about the Harvest Hope food drive on March 7th 2009. The drive is at the Walmart on Highway 378 in Lexington 9am-2pm.

If you bring in food, Carolina Records will shred all of your personal documents. Folks are encouraged to bring in all old records, bank stubs, whatever you want to part with, and shred them, to cut down on the chance of ID Theft.

For more information, you can logon to the Harvest Hope Food Bank, at www.harvesthope.org

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2-22-09 Mayor Randy Halfacre

Town of Lexington Mayor Randy Halfacre stopped in to talk about Lexington, all the local progames, initivies, and much more!

The Mayor wanted to share his contact information:

You can call his cell phone, 803.360.0253

Or Email: halfacrer@aol.com

You can also check out the website, www.lexsc.com

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2-15-09 Lindsay Burke

Lindsay Burke, from the Riverbanks Zoo stopped by to talk about all the programs at the Zoo, and why the Riverbanks remains one of the premiere zoos in the country.

She spoke about the animals, the programs, and the garden. For instance, did you know that if you have a horticulture question, you can bring it by the experts, and ask. And it's free!!

Learn all about the Zoo, membership, and more, www.riverbanks.org

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2-15-09 Elise Partin

The newly elected Cayce Mayor, Elise Partin shared some of the upcoming events in Cayce, including the Sharet, or visioning process, March 16-18. She explained that through the process, residents, business owners and other "stake holders" in the City can have their voices heard, and their ideas recorded in hope they will come to life, as the City evolves.

For more information, you can contact City Hall, at 796.9020, or log on to the City of Cayce website, http://www.cityofcayce-sc.gov/ You can also email Mayor Partin at elisepartin@gmail.com

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2/8/09 Lea Cooper

Lea Cooper from the Carolina Ale House joined us to talk about the Ride For Pride on March 1st., starting the Harbison Columbia Ale House.

For more information on the Ride for Pride, you can email Lea at carolinaalehouse@yahoo.com or call 803.407.6996

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2/8/09 Wayne Fields

Wayne Fields from the Oliver Gospel Mission joined us to about the mission, it's goals and programs.

For more information on the Oliver Gospel Mission, you can call 803.254.6470 or find them on the web at http://www.olivergospelmission.org/

The mission is located at 1100 Taylor StreetColumbia, SC 29201

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2/8/09 Mayor Bob Coble

Columbia Mayor Bob Coble spent some time with us, discussing the State of the City, the impact of the stimulous package on Columbia, Guns for Roses and more.

You can reach Mayor Bob by his cell phone, 803.315.4123, or email bcoble@columbiasc.net

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Mark DiNovo, Columbia YMCA

Mark DiNovo, from the Lexington YMCA, talked about all the programs offered by the Columbia YMCA. The Y offers programs designed to enrich the family and inspires a healthy lifestyle.

You can contact Mark directly at 803.359.3376 ext. 15, or email markdinovo@columbiaymca.org

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1/25/09 Doug Stone, BSA

Doug Stone, from the Boy Scouts of America spent some time talking about the programs that the BSA has to offer boys, as they learn and grow toward manhood.

There are thousands of Scouts across the area and the State, and offer boys a great chance to grow, learn, lead, and develop character.

For more information on the Boy Scouts, and Indian Waters, the local Scouts, you can long onto http://www.indianwaters.org/

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1/25/09 Sheriff Leon Lott

The Richland County Sheriff, Leon Lott stopped by to talk about some of the programs that the RCSD has been active in. Sheriff Lott spoke about the new physicals that are required of all his Deputies. This is to ensure that the officers that protect us are taking care of themselves. He also talked about the physical standards that all his officers must meet.

Sheriff Lott spoke about the Cyber Cop program that is offered through the RCSD. Cyber Cop is a program offered to parents, to help them monitor their children's online activities. The Sheriff noted that gangs are just some of the online dangers on websites like Myspace and Facebook. He pointed out that Cyber Cop can assist the parents in making sure that these types of individuals are not attempting to contact youngters, and if they try, there is a track for investigators to follow.

Sheriff Lott spoke about the Crime Stoppers program, which continues to solve crimes state wide. Remember that if you have information about criminal activity, you can report it, annoynomously. You can also, often, be paid for your information.

1-888-CRIME SC

For more information about Crime Stoppers, Cyber Cop, or any of the other great programs that are offered by Sheriff Lott and the Richland County Sheriff's Department, you can visit their website. http://www.rcscd.net/

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1/18/09 Children's Chance

Samantha Higgins from Children's Chance shared the information about the CAPS (Children and Parents Socor Clinic) program offered by the partnership between the YMCA/United Way and the USC Socor Team. For more information on the day of fun, training, and drills, you can log onto the Children's Chance website, email Samantha at samanthahiggins@bellsouth.net, or call 803.254.5996.

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1/18/09 Columbia Opportunity Resource

Katherine Swartz and Caroline Fields from C.O.R. (The Columbia Opportunity Resource) discussed the World Beer Festival at the Convention Center on January 24, 2009. They discussed the volunteer opportunities with COR for the festival.

They also talked in depth about COR, its mission to the community, and how to become involved. COR is a network of professionals in the Midlands, which brings together the talent from all walks of life to make the area a better overall place to live, work, and play.

According to their mission statement, "COR is dedicated to fostering a greater sense of civic and community involvement in the Midlands through social, political and cultural education, communication, development and action. COR inspires and empowers a new generation of Columbians to make our city a better place. Through a long list of ongoing projects, events and campaigns, the members of COR foster a new level of social, political, and cultural engagement among this new generation of Columbia's leaders."

For more information on COR, you can visit their website, www.ourcor.org.

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