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Doing the ‘Haka’

The video has gone viral, and it’s easy to see why: a young woman who is the youngest member of New Zealand’s Parliament performing the scary ‘haka’ dance to protest a contentious bill that would re-interpret a 184-year-old treaty…

WIL Why: Rep. Sarita Edgerton wins and thanks WIL!

Meet Sarita Edgerton. A mom. A volunteer. A Realtor. And now, the newly elected S.C. Representative for House District 34. Following the election, Rep. Edgerton shares with us her inspiration for running…

Nightmare on 30th Ave.

Today, nearly a year after election day, Atlantic Beach election lawsuits are finally headed to a Horry Co. judge. On the eve of Halloween, this election saga is a horror story straight out…

Early Voting – S.C. is Breaking Records!

Early voting in South Carolina is breaking records, with 125,900 voters turning out on day one—nearly double the previous high of 70,100 in 2022. This is the first presidential election with no-excuse early voting, making it easier than…

Men and Women should Lead Together as Equals

Men and women must lead as equals in politics. Let us be clear — our mission isn’t about replacing men, but ensuring women have a fair share of leadership roles. Equality means embracing diverse perspectives, where both men…

Celebrating Women’s Equality Day

Monday, August 26th is Women’s Equality Day commemorating the 1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which granted women the right to vote — and gave women a voice. As…

Roar by Celia Ahern book cover

Roar!

My excellent daughter-in-law recently lent me one of her favorite books titled Roar by the Irish writer Cecelia Ahern. It quickly became one of my favorites, too. Published in 2019,…