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       THE MAGAZINE FOR COOPERATIVE MEMBERS
VOLUME 73 • NUMBER 4
(ISSN 0047-486X, USPS 316-240)
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SOUTH CAROLINA LIVING is brought to you by your member-owned, taxpaying, not-for-profifit electric cooperative to inform you about your cooperative, wise energy use and the faces and places that identify the Palmetto State. Electric cooperatives are South Carolina’s—and America’s—largest utility network.
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Member of the AMP network reaching more than 9 million homes and businesses
 Celebrate the enduring legacy of writer Pat Conroy, South Carolina’s beloved “prince of scribes.”
25 South Carolina’s Civil Rights Trail
Trace the struggle for equality across South Carolina with this travel guide to our state’s eight locations on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.
4 CO-OP NEWS
Updates from your cooperative
6 AGENDA
Horry Electric Cooperative pays tribute to lineman Kevin Gore with a scholarship endowment at Horry-Georgetown Technical College.
10 DIALOGUE
Restoring hope for another day
The dedicated volunteers of S.C. WIRE (Women Involved in Rural Electrifification) work year-round to assist their neighbors in need.
12 ENERGY Q&A
Breaking down seven energy-saving claims Our effiffifficiency experts take on multiple questions to help you separate fact from fifiction.
14 SMART CHOICE
Travel companions
Life on the road, be it for work or pleasure, comes with its own unique challenges. Take the hassle out of travel and enjoy the journey more with these handy gadgets.
17 STORIES
Establishing a rhythm
Retired educator Betty McDaniel is preserving traditional Appalachian music one student at a time.
22 RECIPE
Meals in 30 minutes (or less!)
Set your timer and see how easy it can be to put a delicious dinner on the table with Chef Belinda Smith-Sullivan’s time-saving recipes.
24 GARDENER
Big, bodacious crossvines
Searching for a vertical landscape accent? Look no further than the crossvine, a native ornamental with a colorful spring flflower display.
42 MARKETPLACE 44 CALENDAR
46 HUMOR ME
Godzilla vs. the Mistress of Mess
Celebrity organizing expert Marie Kondo may have met her match in humor columnist Jan A. Igoe.
Cecil Williams shares his memories of photographing the aftermath of the 1968 Orangeburg massacre. A memorial to the tragedy is now part of the U.S. Civil Rights Trail. Photo by
Tim Hanson
                                                             PHOTOS, FROM TOP: UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA PRESS; REV. ROBERT CHINA BY TIM HANSON; GINA MOORE
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 Rooted
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Explore the state’s eight sites on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail
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The legacy of author Pat Conroy SC RECIPE Meals in 30 minutes
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