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Tag Archives: Greenville
For your Spring reading: The Lost Book of Eleanor Dare
Hi, all, I know it’s been a minute. If you’ve been following me on Instagram, where I tend to spend most of my social media time, you’ll know that lately I’ve been shouting to the rooftops about my dear friend … Continue reading
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Tagged Georgia Author of the Year, Georgia writer, Greenville, Harper, Harper Muse, Kimberly Brock, Lost Colony, M. Judson Bookseller, mother daughter, mystery, Roanoke, South Carolina, Southern literature, The Lost Book of Eleanor Dare, Virginia Dare, World War II
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On the death of a friend: the writer, actor, and educator David Lee Nelson
I don’t really have the right words to properly honor my friend David Lee Nelson, who passed away this week from Stage 4 colon cancer. But the words of his childhood friends, who knew him much longer than I, have rung … Continue reading
New column: “Why do the children get left behind?”
Why so little funding for childhood cancer cures? Last week, the first of one of two columns I wrote about pediatric brain cancer, and my dear friends’ journey with it, was published. This week, the second column was published. While … Continue reading
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Tagged Asheville, Asheville Citizen-Times, brain cancer, brain tumors, cancer, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, CHOP, Clare Desmelik, CNF, columnist, creative nonfiction, Cure the Kids, Dave Desmelik, Desmelik family, essay, federal funding, Gannett, go gray in May, Greenville, Greenville Health System, Holmes Desmelik, Holmes Team, Katherine Scott Crawford, NC, newspaper column, NIH, one percent, Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, pediatric cancer, personal, PNOC Foundation, SC, The Greenville News, USA Today
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New column: “Historic preservation is at the heart of a strong community”
Hi, all! My column this in The Greenville News week focuses on National Historic Preservation Month, and protecting our shared past. I hope you’ll take a look here.
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Tagged architecture, Arnett Muldrow, columnist, community, downtown, Greenville, historic preservation, history, Katherine Scott Crawford, National Historic Preservation Month, newspaper column, old buildings, preserving the past, resiliency, The Greenville News, trust
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New column: “Ours is a collective heart”
Recently, I had the honor of being asked to speak to the United Methodist Women’s group at the church where I grew up, in Greenville, South Carolina. It was a wonderful night, to say the least … but beforehand, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Aldersgate United Methodist Church, articles, columnist, competition, creative nonfiction, equality, faith, female friendships, feminism, feminist, friendship, Greenville, Katherine Scott Crawford, leadership, love, modern women, motherhood, NC, newspaper column, parenting, SC, sisterhood, sisters, The Greenville News, united methodist women, we are all sisters, WNC, womanhood, women
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New column: “End of semester crunch time”
It’s that time of year: crunch time for teachers, students, and parents. And I am buried beneath a pile of papers. Help! Kidding. Only a little. That and more in my column this week in The Greenville News. To read, … Continue reading
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Tagged article, column, columnist, crunch time, education, English grading papers, final exams, finals, Greenville, higher education, Katherine Scott Crawford, kids, NC, newspaper column, parenting, parents, professor, SC, school, students, teaching, The Greenville News, WNC
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New event in Greenville, South Carolina – May 2, 2017
Hi, all. I’m thrilled to announce that on May 2nd, I’ll be speaking at the Mother/Daughter/Sister/Friend Banquet at Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Greenville, South Carolina. Hosted by the United Methodist Women, our theme will be “We Are All Sisters!” … Continue reading
New column: “When a book is more than a book”
This week’s brand new column in The Greenville News is all about the best way to escape. Are you thinking, Caribbean island? Think again…. To read, click here.
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Tagged A Little Ray of Sunshine, A River Runs Through It, books, Brevard, creative nonfiction, Dana Stabenow, Daniel Boone, essay, fly fishing, Greenville, imagination, Kate Shugak, Katherine Scott Crawford, Lani Diane Rich, lives, Montana, Mutt, newspaper column, Norman Maclean, reading, reading list, Robert Morgan, SC, Shakespeare, The Greenville News, The Taming of the Shrew, winter reading, WNC, writing
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New column: “Is it true that ‘you can’t go home again’?”
In this week’s column in The Greenville News, I’m pondering on the notion of home. Was Thomas Wolfe right? Is it true that “you can’t go home again”? To read, click here.
