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Roark teaches sketching class
Thu,06/19/25-2:08PM , 1,278 Reads
Local artist Carol Roark recently taught a sketching class at CARE as a part of their summer camp sessions. Students ventured out of CARE’s Charleston Arts Center to sketch flowers, leaves and even bugs located around the Charleston Court Square. Pictured in front, from left, are Harper Bright and Lilla Smith.
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Afternoon participants of CARE’s summer dance class last week, seated from left, are Kaleb Knowles, Romina Morales, Remi Hardy and Raegan Bynum. Standing, from left, are Kirsten Kuykendall, Beckett Bright, Kennedi Brown, Mallori Goad, Emma Pressgrove, dance instructor Jill Morris, Harper Bright, Keith Burt and Enilah Goliday. Not pictured are Laney Brower and Paisley Kuykendall. (Photo by Dana Clolinger)

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CARE hosts dance camp
Thu,06/12/25-2:32PM , 1,009 Reads
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Mary Claire Murphey, 3-year-old daughter of John Steele and Kaitlyn Murphey of Tippo, was crowned Little Miss Thunder on Water Saturday in Grenada. Also the reigning Tiny Miss Gateway to the Delta in Charleston, she is the granddaughter of Alex Murphey of Tippo, Terry and Gay Hodges of the Murphreesboro community, and Jerry and Malinda Martin of Coffeeville. She is the great-granddaughter of Carolyn Murphey of Tippo. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Murphey crowned
Thu,06/12/25-2:28PM , 1,165 Reads
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Avery Clare Lee is pictured at her lemonade stand near Paynes which on May 31 raised $1,500 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Avery Clare’s lemonade again serves St. Jude sweet reward
Thu,06/12/25-2:12PM , 1,383 Reads
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